People ran him off because they thought it was a group of people with a nefarious purpose. Since he was so knowledgeable about so many things, they just assumed he couldn't be one person. And of course, any time a group of people are on reddit that spell bad news, right? </sarcasm>
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People ran him off because they thought it was a group of people with a nefarious purpose. Since he was so knowledgeable about so many things, they just assumed he couldn't be one person. And of course, any time a group of people are on reddit that spell bad news, right? </sarcasm>
It makes me sad to see the direction reddit's community is going in. The mob mentality drives too many interesting people away :(
Obviously someone can't be so knowledgeable and altruistic without nefarious reasons. Gosh what do you think reddit users are, sheep?
/s
know of any good alternatives?