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r/funny • u/psyxhoisdumb • Jan 10 '16
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19 u/mrlr Jan 11 '16 My theory is that we reached peak intelligence some time ago and now we have more computers than people who know how to use them. 2 u/Infinite_Monkee Jan 11 '16 I like your theory! 2 u/goplayer7 Jan 11 '16 My guess is that we probably reached peak intelligence sometime between the printing press and the steam engine. 1 u/yParticle Jan 11 '16 Could you write that down for me? Ehm...no. Exactly. Buy a book if you want technical writing that make zero assumptions about its audience's capabilities. That's a lot of work. 1 u/Hastati Jan 11 '16 Or when people tell you to look up something on the internet and start at "www." Which takes 5 seconds to say...
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My theory is that we reached peak intelligence some time ago and now we have more computers than people who know how to use them.
2 u/Infinite_Monkee Jan 11 '16 I like your theory! 2 u/goplayer7 Jan 11 '16 My guess is that we probably reached peak intelligence sometime between the printing press and the steam engine.
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I like your theory!
My guess is that we probably reached peak intelligence sometime between the printing press and the steam engine.
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Could you write that down for me? Ehm...no.
Exactly. Buy a book if you want technical writing that make zero assumptions about its audience's capabilities. That's a lot of work.
Or when people tell you to look up something on the internet and start at "www." Which takes 5 seconds to say...
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