But then, yesterday, buying sliced ham, the price was a fairy number. I know this because the delighted server told me so. She was genuinely happy that I rung up a fairy number. In turn, I too was happy. π
You never answered the question: what does leaving Substack DO? What does it accomplish? What moral facts does it change in the universe? Moral value only accrues to consequence; if there is no consequence, there is no moral valence. And yet people go one these months long "I'm leaving Substack" tours - I'm really looking forward to yours - in which they act like doing so is an act of heroism equivalent to storming the beach at Normandy. I don't understand how you don't understand that this whole thing epitomizes all the reasons liberalism has failed so terribly in this era. Nobody likes a self righteous prick, especially not voters.
Freddie, I'm not leaving Substack. There is an entire section in the end half of the article I think you think you're replying to where I explain why I am not leaving Substack. This is how I know you do not read articles all the way through before responding to them, and then you demand answers that are already answered in the text.
I know you are not illiterate. I don't know why you keep acting like you are. I don't know if you are confusing me with somebody else. I don't know if you understand that it is possible to be critical of a service you intend to keep using.
I was unfamiliar with this topic. It's nuts.
But then, yesterday, buying sliced ham, the price was a fairy number. I know this because the delighted server told me so. She was genuinely happy that I rung up a fairy number. In turn, I too was happy. π
Maybe we can use the fairy numbers to fight the Nazi numbers
Yes!
Glitter works for everything.
This is just the "okay" hand symbol bullshit all over again, isn't it...
Sigh, yup!
You never answered the question: what does leaving Substack DO? What does it accomplish? What moral facts does it change in the universe? Moral value only accrues to consequence; if there is no consequence, there is no moral valence. And yet people go one these months long "I'm leaving Substack" tours - I'm really looking forward to yours - in which they act like doing so is an act of heroism equivalent to storming the beach at Normandy. I don't understand how you don't understand that this whole thing epitomizes all the reasons liberalism has failed so terribly in this era. Nobody likes a self righteous prick, especially not voters.
Freddie, I'm not leaving Substack. There is an entire section in the end half of the article I think you think you're replying to where I explain why I am not leaving Substack. This is how I know you do not read articles all the way through before responding to them, and then you demand answers that are already answered in the text.
I know you are not illiterate. I don't know why you keep acting like you are. I don't know if you are confusing me with somebody else. I don't know if you understand that it is possible to be critical of a service you intend to keep using.