I used to think you had to volunteer to be belittled in Joe Mallozzi's blog, but apparently they're drafting people now.
You know, I really thought about engaging with him (if only to correct the clear misreading of the last quote he puts up there -- I hope it's obvious to all of you that I didn't mean you could ONLY care about people you'd met, only that you were BOUND to do so, while it's often a lot more hit-or-miss with strangers) -- and then I remembered that we're talking about Joe Mallozzi, and that the reason I don't communicate with him *to start with* is that I think he's an asshole who treats the fans foolish enough to play that game like dirt. That hasn't changed, so I can't see where commenting would do me much good.
But I thought I'd let y'all know I was being talked about over there. It's practically like being famous!
You know, I really thought about engaging with him (if only to correct the clear misreading of the last quote he puts up there -- I hope it's obvious to all of you that I didn't mean you could ONLY care about people you'd met, only that you were BOUND to do so, while it's often a lot more hit-or-miss with strangers) -- and then I remembered that we're talking about Joe Mallozzi, and that the reason I don't communicate with him *to start with* is that I think he's an asshole who treats the fans foolish enough to play that game like dirt. That hasn't changed, so I can't see where commenting would do me much good.
But I thought I'd let y'all know I was being talked about over there. It's practically like being famous!
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Date: 2008-03-06 06:17 am (UTC)From:This is not the first time that I've thought that Joe Mallozzi's blog would be good logical flaw spotting practice for LSAT students. I mean, it's the exact setup of a number of the Logical Reasoning questions: Person A makes an argument, Person B responds with "Clearly you're wrong because...", and the test taker has to identify the way in which Person B is making a total ass of himself. It's deeply amusing to me as a test prep provider to see people demonstrating classic LSAT flaws in real life.
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Date: 2008-03-07 12:48 am (UTC)From: