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- I think it’s lazy writing. It lets someone quickly push an opinion without taking the time to craft it into an enjoyable read.
- They are often self-acknowledging.
- I’m not sure if I should recognize the numbers as some sort of hierarchy, or linear ordering of equally important items.
- I’m not a quick person, so abrupt changes in direction, especially in literature, really throw me for a loop.
- I still don’t know why Mckalay Culkan doesn’t get cast anymore. And I don’t know how to spell his name either.
- The scrolling or clicking to advance a slide show replaces narrative. We’re losing our storytelling for the sake of speed.
- They pretty much only exist to get clicks and generate ad revenue. I don’t want to fund the people ruining journalism.
- Lists are for groceries and laundry. Both are chores.
- There’s no way everything has exactly 10 reasons for being the way it is. We’re being ripped off or lied to. Either way, something’s up.
- Does anyone even finish them?
