someone who has something to say

The principle that people who “say something” are disliked.

• To say a productive word, you need to gather information first.
• I don’t gather information, I just happen to see a news article or tweet and “say a few words” about it.
• In response, an inference of intent is made that “I am not willing to Productive Discussion” (A)
• Why say a word if you’re not willing to have a productive discussion?”
• I suspect that they are doing it because it feels good to be “the one who said something” by “saying something. It can be inferred that - Delusions of self elevation by lowering others
• In other words, it is an activity to satisfy a desire, which is interpreted

discussion

• This part (A) is not justified because it is “an unobservable inference of the inner life of another person.”

relevance - Criticism is a refuge for the mediocre

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