bubble pop

I want America to be the best at everything and it’s concerning how many of my countrymen do not agree with me (they might say they do but their actions betray them)

In English and history courses they teach you to consider the perspective of the author and how their biases affect what they wrote. Today we assume tweets are written by the hand of god and accusations of bad behavior are gospel (if the accuser/accused fit certain demos)

The idiots leaning in hardest to cluely vibes are almost all first-gen asians which is kinda depressing but guarantees a good backlash once this stuff hits the east coast who will not tolerate their cringe (also no one here is an artist, they’re all hacks including this dude)

Gen z is dead and quiet unless they’re in a gaggle, then it’s the opposite if this train ride is evidence of anything

the key to good storytelling is to tell the entire story at all times - every scene tells the whole story at once, we just get to see it at different locations and times. this is where technique comes in to do that with their mediums' devices, from romantic prose to camera zooms

Another victim of cluely

an explanation for today's lack of media literacy is that experts demand more from their devices now, especially nuance due to its difficulty, but forgot their audience isn't as well-read as them - kpop is a return to storytellers beating audiences with lots of strings to tug on

Even if the emperor has no clothes on he needs an audience to show them off to

just watched a video essay that effectively used tiktoks to make certain points and I realized that family guy figured out media like 20 years ago

I’m realizing that “third space” is a bad term because it refers to a space and time, and the second part is equally important

Expertise isn't about having more working memory, it's about needing less of it. Experts automate many components in long-term memory and can recognise meaningful patterns instantly, bypassing the need to process individual elements. ⬇️ 🧵