> What does it tell about me (or anybody) who so far hadn't found anything in his writings to disagree about?
It tells they're too excited by the delivery and aren't thinking about the merit of what's being said.
Same mistake people made with all those "tells it as it is" vloggers and pundits.
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by camillomiller on Thursday June 20, 2024 @02:57AM
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LOL nah, mate’s just Australian
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by aakresearch on Thursday June 20, 2024 @03:06AM
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Ah-ha, "Boys just havin' fun"™. Being Australian is not incompatible with impostors' or being a good troll!
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by boffinAudio on Thursday June 20, 2024 @04:46AM
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Tall poppy syndrome and a HUGE piling spoonful of cultural cringe.
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by pcollins123 on Thursday June 20, 2024 @07:51AM
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Just bloody shootin for bronze… lookin for a Steven Bradbury.
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by phist_mcgee on Thursday June 20, 2024 @05:09AM
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Australian dream.
I made the following comment about him in a conversation with a coworker: " The guy who authored the article is mad. Certifiably mad. Just spewing around pure unadulterated truth. (LinkedIn link goes here) What does it tell about me (or anybody) who so far hadn't found anything in his writings to disagree about? "
Krazam (search YouTube) is the other example of largely the same. But because it is visual it is a bit more obvious.