Since when did being RIGHT entitle us to be so WRONG?
Sep 4, 2026 · 2 min · 3 segments
This is a free preview of a paid episode. To hear more, visit mikhila.substack.com Today’s episode is brought to you by my…
Sep 4, 2026 · 2 min · 3 segments
This is a free preview of a paid episode. To hear more, visit mikhila.substack.com Today’s episode is brought to you by my…
Uh, today's episode, for those of you who do subscribe over on Substack is, uh, I mean, I want to say it's a rant because let's be realistic.
I'm just kind of like vlog chatting to you about some things that I have noticed recently in, it's not necessarily always just politics, but just like across the board.
On my rage baiting journeys, I see this all the time.
And in a nutshell, if someone feels really, really strongly that they are correct about something, it feels like it gives them license to behave as badly as they want in kind, which is a terrible way of putting that because it's not kind at all.
I mean, an example of this, I don't think this is what I talked about in this particular episode, because we were talking kind of more politics.
But an example of this that I saw the other day was someone was asking for help, like I think they were asking for suggestions or for recommendations for artists to redo a logo that they'd originally done with AI and then been called out for.
And the number of comments that were like, no, like I will never help someone that used AI.
It just doesn't make sense to me.
Uh, today's episode, for those of you who do subscribe over on Substack is, uh, I mean, I want to say it's a rant because let's be realistic.
I'm just kind of like vlog chatting to you about some things that I have noticed recently in, it's not necessarily always just politics, but just like across the board.
On my rage baiting journeys, I see this all the time.
And in a nutshell, if someone feels really, really strongly that they are correct about something, it feels like it gives them license to behave as badly as they want in kind, which is a terrible way of putting that because it's not kind at all.
I mean, an example of this, I don't think this is what I talked about in this particular episode, because we were talking kind of more politics.
But an example of this that I saw the other day was someone was asking for help, like I think they were asking for suggestions or for recommendations for artists to redo a logo that they'd originally done with AI and then been called out for.
And the number of comments that were like, no, like I will never help someone that used AI.
It just doesn't make sense to me.
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