Twilight
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Read on Hacker News…ir own. My big sticking point was Twilight . Shittiest book ever. I couldn't write that bad if I tried. So I used to tell myself that I disliked people because they were brainwashed by the modern culture that told them it was okay to like Twilight. Kind of like your "sheep mentality" thing. Then I realized two things: A) The sort of person who judges somebody by what they read when that person's not a reader is a douche. B) There's a difference between judging somebody in their face, and making private judgments that don't hurt anybody. If somebody likes something, then let 'em. All power to them. Maybe one day they'll change their mind. Maybe you can show them something you like better, and that'll influence them along a new course. I was a counselor at Princeton for the last month, watching over 13-year-olds who were into stuff like Two…
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