I'm not one to discount the quality of a message by superficial appearances and I'll even put up with a lot of "um" and "uhh" but throw that all in with becoming less articulate when the point is most poignant and I am reminded of a foreman who would speak softer (in a noisy environment) and quicker when his instructions became more involved. I was pretty stoked about the title "Paradox of Credence" because "credence" seems to be at the crux of the current zeitgeist, but all I got was this 💩 sandwich.