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Praise for the animated figures and visual presentation while criticizing the text structure with too many small paragraphs not making cogent arguments.

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Readers were captivated by the article's "stunning" and "best-ever" animated figures, which elevated the work into a visually impressive and genuinely interesting conceptual exercise. However, the text itself drew sharp criticism for its disjointed structure, with many noting that the short paragraphs lacked cogency and felt reminiscent of verbose, low-substance political speeches. While the writing forced the audience to do the heavy lifting of piecing together arguments, most agreed that the underlying ideas were fascinating enough to justify the effort. Ultimately, this balance of aesthetic brilliance and structural frustration created a reading experience that was taxing yet highly rewarding.

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I got the same impression as the parent post. Even if its not AI-generated, the text reads like a politician's speech at a lot of places. Talks a lot, says little. The idea itself was very cool, so I endured it. But it was not a pleasant read.
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Agreeing first that it is genuinely interesting, let me make a constructive comment on the text: Early on, there are too many small paragraphs that don't on their own make a cogent argument. That important but easily overlooked structural work is pushed back to the reader. I felt rewarded in pushing past that though. Bravo.
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Besides being a very interesting conceptual exercise, the animated figures in this article are absolutely stunning - best I’ve ever seen.