The problem with setting the bar low so as to include the most people as possible is that soon enough everyone thinks they know what’s up.
The problem with setting the bar low so as to include the most people as possible is that soon enough everyone thinks they know what’s up.
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2 responses to “The low bar.”
People always think they know what’s up before they ever get to the bar —
and nothing about the position of the bar ever makes them think differently.
Yes. But the lowposition of the bar allows more people to think that what is incorrect is really true. đ