Do you find Eliezer’s writing particularly annoying in this way? I always thought one of the most recognizable aspects of his work was the unusually large amount of italics. (I also always thought it was a positive aspect, so I’m interested in your perspective.)
If you read a lot of Eliezer, the italics gradually seem less important, and add just a light accent to the word. If you read any “normal” text and then an italics-heavy piece by Eliezer, it feels like he’s speaking really slowly and sometimes loudly to a child.
Do you find Eliezer’s writing particularly annoying in this way? I always thought one of the most recognizable aspects of his work was the unusually large amount of italics. (I also always thought it was a positive aspect, so I’m interested in your perspective.)
If you read a lot of Eliezer, the italics gradually seem less important, and add just a light accent to the word. If you read any “normal” text and then an italics-heavy piece by Eliezer, it feels like he’s speaking really slowly and sometimes loudly to a child.
(I’m exaggerating, of course.)