Almonds; bigly.
Thank you anon. Your post is special. We must use logic. Not only in deciphering crumbs, but in what we tell each other and what we put out to the world as the collective work of the anons.
One of the most foundational lessons of my lifetime, was learning about the psychology of accepting criticism. It feels bad in the moment, but in actuality, if you can do it, and use logic as to whether or not it makes sense, and then act accordingly, it sharpens your skills and makes you a more likable person.
I am an autist by nature, but I have used that trait to study how to get along with people. Gracefully giving constructive criticism (like the anon in the above post) and receiving it are skills critical to teams (think WWG1WGA) that succeed. Without it (Divided that is…) they fall.