You know, we could save a lot on consultants if we had LLMs write the BS reports.

Alternate headline: two ostensibly smart people waste time on nonsense.

Let me explain to you in 20,000 words about how you are spending way too much time in your head.

It's not, it's Business Insider. It's journalism-flavored entertainment.

Sadly also true for most MSM outlets today.

> If you're surprised to find occasional micro-aggressions in small towns, well... bless your heart.

There's reasons plenty of people prefer cities over large towns. At least in the city, people will have the decency to just directly tell you to go fuck yourself. Saves time.

BREAKING NEWS: Small town Germans not effusively welcoming to representative of foreign military, yuppie wife who expects place to work like California.

Or perhaps, just spitballing here, we could find something actually useful to do with the excess energy.

Being able to convert energy into money almost instantly is clearly pretty useful to some people.

Only if you expect people running large companies (tech or no) to not be uptight control freaks.

I'm sure the failson/daughter is a phenomenon with literally ancient roots. To paraphrase the Bible, the rich will be with you always.

No kidding, this review made me very interested in reading the novel. I wonder if something about a depiction of anxious, uptight, pretentious and rudderless hipsters struck a little close to home for the reviewer.

But a news site (SFGate) that purports to be local to the area should know the name of the county seat of one of the Bay Area counties.

I feel ridiculous having to explain this, but it's possible to know the name of a place and still get it wrong when you intend to write it down, or overlook a mistake when reading it over.