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Warp wrote:
> andrel <a_l### [at] hotmail com> wrote:
>> In this case you may be part of a majority, actually.
>
> Sometimes I feel that agreeing with the majority actually *is* rebelling
> against common (and loudest) opinion.
>
> An example: if you believed the internet, the vast majority of people
> hate Star Wars Episode 1. However, in reality the majority of people
> liked it (at least if you look at its profits).
> Now, rebelling against the people who diss SW Episode 1 is, technically
> speaking, agreeing with the majority. Somehow I still feel like a minority
> when I say that I liked the movie.
>
SW Ep 1 was the turning point for me. It's the point when I realized
I'm too old to enjoy SW :(
It also made me realize that a movie doesn't have to be a "good" movie
to have a strangely addictive property. I've seen EP1 countless times,
despite not liking it.
Curiouser and curiouser...
...Chambers
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