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i have no interest in wading into the chart wars because it seems to me like there is some very real and valid pain that has found arguing about misunderstood economic statistics to be an outlet. whether they are technically wrong is not the issue and is a response that could never be accepted

but also if your processing takes the form of being very confidently and snarkily wrong about the nerdy technical shit i happen to know about, i have a brain where that is equivalent to dropping to your knees and begging me to please please whatever i do please don't find you sympathetic

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it all reminds me of the time when a friend on facebook went on a rant about how economics as a field does not think nurse work counts as labor because nurses are mostly women, which was incorrect.

i did a nice lil explainer about how what he said was wrong and he should be happy that econ wasn't as bad as he thought! that just made him madder. then i checked his profile and learned that his mom, who was a nurse, had just died. so, like, y'know?