I think what you’re seeing is to some extent a response to a massive campaign by the “normies” as described in prior Bound_Up posts to deny that an individual can know things the normies don’t, or really that knowing things at all is a thing.
Even if I grant this as the goal, I don’t think the post provides good evidence for that claim. There’s a claim that the author knows how groups are made and moved, but that’s made abstractly without any example that shows that the author actually made or moved a group in a way that normies can’t.
This comment made me reconsider my comment below, and while I still don’t really feel like I learned something real from the last few posts, I am less skeptical of the type of content the author is trying to produce.
I think what you’re seeing is to some extent a response to a massive campaign by the “normies” as described in prior Bound_Up posts to deny that an individual can know things the normies don’t, or really that knowing things at all is a thing.
Even if I grant this as the goal, I don’t think the post provides good evidence for that claim. There’s a claim that the author knows how groups are made and moved, but that’s made abstractly without any example that shows that the author actually made or moved a group in a way that normies can’t.
This comment made me reconsider my comment below, and while I still don’t really feel like I learned something real from the last few posts, I am less skeptical of the type of content the author is trying to produce.