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Although snarky comments can cause conflict, a little verbal irony also stimulates new ideas. Image via getpocket.com
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Sarcasm spurs creative thinking!
As comes as no great surprise to the denizens of the Quincy Quarry newsroom, university researchers have found that sarcasm – and by extension surely also snark – spurs creativity.
Granted, your mileage may vary when using sarcasm and snark, Quincy Quarry can only assume from its review of its Google Analytics that its ever-growing legions of loyal readers come for its hard-hitting news but stick around for the added bonus of snarkily spoken truths to power.
- “Sarcasm is the lowest form of wit but the highest form of intelligence” —- Oscar Wilde.
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For all those times in school for getting into trouble…….not a waste after all.