“The person who writes for fools is always sure of a large audience.”
— Arthur Schopenhauer
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When someone creates content that is really simple and doesn’t require much thinking to understand, a lot of people will pay attention to it. Imagine a TV show that only tells silly, funny jokes and makes fun of easy things. Many people will watch it because they don't have to think too hard or concentrate much to enjoy it. It's like making candy instead of a complicated meal; more people will eat candy because it's easy and sweet. So, if you want to reach a big audience, you might choose to make your work very straightforward and entertaining. While this can get you more attention, it's important to think about whether you're also sharing something valuable and meaningful.
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