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Christoper Stevens’ latest column is a scathing critique of modern society and our tendency to jump to conclusions without waiting for all the facts. He highlights the absurdity of certain news stories, including ones that have been widely shared and discussed on social media.
Firstly, he takes aim at the latest Taylor Swift controversy, pointing out how quickly fans and detractors alike have jumped to conclusions about her new album and its perceived themes. “These jurors leap to conclusions before the kettle’s even boiled,” Stevens writes. He argues that we’ve lost the art of patience and critical thinking in our rush to opine on everything.
Stevens also zeroes in on the Kylie Jenner controversy, which has been spreading like wildfire across social media. The reality star is accused of using her late hairstylist Jesus for promotional purposes after his death, a claim she vehemently denies. Stevens notes that before we can even boil the kettle (his clever metaphor), we’re already making judgments and assumptions about people’s characters.
He also comments on the Lil Nas X arrest drama, which has led to calls for the rapper to be punished and shamed online. “Can we just let the facts out first?” he implores. “It’s like we’ve forgotten how to cook our own rice.”
The author concludes by lamenting the loss of nuance and empathy in our society, replacing it with an all-too-quick rush to judgment. He calls for a return to common sense and the ability to pause before reacting.
Stevens’ column serves as a stark reminder that we need to slow down, take a step back, and not let our emotions get the better of us when it comes to discussing complex issues.
Source: www.dailymail.co.uk
