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‘These facts are what permit optimism and also a little gallows humour; the noose may be on,
It helps that the Boomers are often ridiculous, and this book supplies ridicule accordingly, not for spite (
All tin-pot expropriators have fragile egos, and if sarcasm helps ease the Boomers out of office, let
If this isn’t oozing with sophistication and pizazz I don’t know what is
Here are three lessons I’ve taken away so far I’d encourage anyone to try
As well as having more style and personality than their commonplace counterparts, most of these ‘sophisticated’ verbs
Try right-clicking in Word once in a while and skim the synonyms to switch-up your narrative
Sure, you might get a great readability score on Grammarly or Hemmingway, but it’s a bit
Still, years of economic mediocrity notwithstanding, there always seemed to be a few good things to invest
How? Well, ‘economic mediocrity’ can be sliced and diced many ways
Paradoxically, using mediocre or mediocrity instead of average, can elevate your writing to beyond, well…mediocrity
Derived from the Greek word pseudes, which means false, it’s not a complete falsehood but more
I use it for when I’m trying to imply that the subject doesn’t display 100% of
I’m trying to say the work culture fostered some religious aspects (e
But I’m not calling the work environment or company religious
Watch the Woody Allen movie, Midnight in Paris, to see this in action (the lead character is
She provided a pseudomathematical explanation which left us with more questions than answers
So three handy lessons from a book that is essentially dissing Boomers (particularly of the American variety)