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Correlation
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The more I know about something the less I'm willing to tollerate your shit if you want to argue about it.
I work in an industry that undoubtably touches all of your lives and sometimes people ask "Why?" Questions about it, and I'd offer an explanation based on 15 years of industry experience and then people would argue thats not how it works, or rant at me like I'm the CEO of an entire global industry and generally annoy me to the point where I'm not even going to tell you what industry because I dont want to argue with another single chucklefuck who has a problem with how they do it for you.
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Not like me to give notes on a webcomic but ...wouldn't it be funnier if he did start explaining
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Are you really questioning the comedy of a comic called ButtPoems?
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…wouldn’t it be funnier if he did start explaining
Funnier yet would be if logarithmic curve right before the intersection of the linear curve was a projection. Then the following dialog in the frames following:
Researcher on the left: "Sure! See we're dealing with multiple forces and...."
awkward pause (frame with no dialog)
Interested person on the right: "Then what? Why did you stop explaining?"
Researcher on the left: "I just realized we just now hit the intersection of the curves."
Everyone's a critic, right?
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No.
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Paradoxical perhaps but I don't think people would get it as quickly.
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The graph is meaningless.
The axes have no label.
Your years of research are wasted.
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They know, but can't be bothered to teach us
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Subscribe to premium for axis labels.
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1 year into an IT job when a friend asks for help with their PC: "Id be happy to help!
12 years into an IT job: "I have never used a computer in my life"
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For me my info dumping just gets longer, especially if someone is actually interested. At least until I info dump them.
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It do be like that. Annoying having to caveat everything you say on a topic with all the nuance and considerations
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