tszzl calls out 'wordcel' sophistry in econ debate, reviving 5-year-old AI Twitter meme
tszzl · x · 2026-11-15
Researcher tszzl accuses a debate participant of 'wordcel behavior' — using pretentious jargon to obscure a reasonable point and mislead novice onlookers. He argues the classical/marginalist distinction is irrelevant for casual discussion and that 'jevonsian' isn't even the right term to drop. The spat revives the famous 5-year-old AI Twitter 'shape rotating' / wordcel drama, and tszzl jokes about seeing Daedalus accused of wordcel behavior again nearly five years after the first instance.
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