Post by I. Sam on Oct 1, 2022 22:45:05 GMT
You most certainly don't expect me, but I tend toward the comedy end of the outreach spectrum; assuming here that the spectrum isn't binary, because I myself am binary. I think I should be binary. It makes me happy. However this does mean that my thoughts also trend toward the comedy end of the spectrum. Therefore I'm going to advise you here on how to find comedy using horror, which shares several ethics with comedy.
To look for horror: Look for matters that would work intuitively, and then look for them not to be working while they work under all other conditions.
To look for comedy: Look for matters that would work intuitively, and then look for them to actually work under conditions that leave you with a bold comparison between those matters and your own intuition.
Now, don't base your comedy on the horror immediately; you have likely profited so very many times from being bullish.
To look for horror: Look for matters that would work intuitively, and then look for them not to be working while they work under all other conditions.
To look for comedy: Look for matters that would work intuitively, and then look for them to actually work under conditions that leave you with a bold comparison between those matters and your own intuition.
Now, don't base your comedy on the horror immediately; you have likely profited so very many times from being bullish.