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>>crbela+(OP)
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>>malcol+fa1
This comment is kinda harsh isn't it? Do you have anything specific from his words to support:

> ... mind become filled with mush

> desperate pledge of allegiance ...

>>chen_d+sb1
I think it's just the fact he spends this much time thinking about wokeness. His whole argument is it's unimportant and performative, so then why did he spend all this time writing an article about it?

>>Miner4+Vb1
> His whole argument is it's unimportant and performative, so then why did he spend all this time writing an article about it?

Arguably because a large portion of the population doesn't agree that it's unimportant and performative. Current culture is captured by the concept and collectively spends a massive amount of time worrying about it.

If you personally feel that this is a waste of time, how else do you communicate that if not by spending time thinking and writing about it?

I also think most meetings are a complete waste of time. The fact that many other people feel meetings are important directly impacts me, and just believing that they're a waste isn't good enough. It's necessary to actively push against something if you think that thing needs to change.