[ SECRET POST #2929 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2929 ⌋

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Comments

[intrigueing]

Same. I don't gave a problem with the concept, but the moment the word pops up it causes my ears to start buzzing and I rapidly start losing interest in whatever I'm reading. If what I'm reading is really good, the effect of that word won't be enough to actually make me stop enjoying what I'm reading, but the effect is still there.

Maybe if I just de-exposed myself to it for long enough, the irritation would start going away though...but then, it's also often used so lazily. Just call a thing "problematic" and now you magically don't have to go through the trouble of actually explaining what, precisely, is wrong with the thing, or which of the many possible problems you're pinpointing, or what makes it a problem, or how it could be better. No critical thinking or clarification involved!