Max Lugavere

I mean, maybe for some people it is that they don't value what you're saying, you know?

It's probably different on a case-by-case basis.

But if that person also seems like anxious and neurotic, it's very possible that that tendency, that behavior is like an anxious tick.

It's not a sign of them like, you know, undervaluing what you're saying.

Yeah, that's exactly it.

It's like I used to get like really, you know, PO'd when people would, especially friends, when they would cut me off.

And now I don't.

I have like way more grace.

I'm like that person that's just like an anxious tick.

Similarly, when you're dealing with trolls, sometimes on social media, I've noticed that many, like oftentimes they are like, and this is, this is no judgment, but it's like, you know, there's a lot of like, especially in the, in the world of academia, there's a lot of autism.

There's a lot of neurodivergence.

And sometimes the haters that you're getting on social media, they're just, they're not on the same like playing field as you.

It's not better or worse, but it's like, you don't know that when you're interacting with these people.

And, um,

Yeah, it is.

It is.

It's the power of your words.

Of course.

Thanks, haters.

You got to love your haters.