"it's not that deep" has done unbelievable damage to media literacy and critical thinking in general. it seems to come from the content-focussed culture we're in, because content has no depth. most media, on the other hand, is art, and it *is* that deep.
hell yea we need real nerds!! it's hard to say that and not be accused of gatekeeping or whatever but telling someone to inform themselves shouldnt be taken as an offense... especially when its about something they like!! it should be interesting to you if you like it lol
"it's not that deep" has done unbelievable damage to media literacy and critical thinking in general. it seems to come from the content-focussed culture we're in, because content has no depth. most media, on the other hand, is art, and it *is* that deep.
hell yea we need real nerds!! it's hard to say that and not be accused of gatekeeping or whatever but telling someone to inform themselves shouldnt be taken as an offense... especially when its about something they like!! it should be interesting to you if you like it lol