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"You can ignore authors, whether they are producing too much noise or being needlessly provocative, by clicking the yellow unhappy when reading their post.

- Manlobbi"

After writing and deleting several replies to a recent thread here I'm going to take this advice from our generous host. It's not as much for my peace of mind, but the temporal asymmetry of the matter. There are an inexhaustible number of commenters on the internet who would waste my time arguing unproductively. It is time I could be devoting to finding and interacting with the much rarer people who are worth the attention. Serotonin over dopamine.

I'd love to hear anyone's first-person impressions of Greg Abel or Joseph Brandon.

"You can ignore authors, whether they are producing too much noise or being needlessly provocative, by clicking the yellow unhappy when reading their post.

- Manlobbi"

After writing and deleting several replies to a recent thread here I'm going to take this advice from our generous host. I

This is a good demonstration of why you shouldn't discuss politics or religion in public with strangers.

Just skip to the next post. There are MANY writings all over the internet where the first sentence gives you the signal to move on.

This is an investing board specializing in Berkshire Hathaway. A common mistake is for an expert in one topic to erroneously think that he is likewise an expert in other topics or even all topics.

It's possible for someone to give excellent investing advice while also being politically naive. It would be non-optimal to block them and miss the former because of the latter.

P.S. If you think this here is bad you should go to youtube and look at the "sovereign citizen I'm travelling not driving" and "flat earth" topics. Especially the comments.

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