The comedy here can be broad, but there's always enough self-aware commentary buried in it that it never becomes simplistic.
But the findings also suggest that, once a given stereotype becomes simplistic enough, it tends to become fixed -- and to continue on unchanged.
"I've become totally simplistic," she says.
But the danger is that this will become a simplistic, mob-rule pursuit of Blair himself.
They make up the suck-it-up camp, regularly arguing that if pitchers stayed in games longer and pitched more often, everything would be O.K. Eventually, though, some people began to realize that the argument had become too simplistic.
She wrote the book, she says, in order to reintroduce the idea of complexity into an area where theories about the nature of sexual liberty, largely manufactured by men, had become increasingly simplistic.
What has happened, he and other regional analysts said, is that the use of the term "terrorist" has become a simplistic point, counterpoint offensive of its own, reflecting the growing influence of radicalism on both sides.
Asked by an audience member why she was tired of debating why women are rarely afforded the opportunity to direct mainstream studio films (a recent report from the Center for the Study of Women in Television and Film at San Diego State University found that women directed just 7% of Hollywood's top 250 films in 2014), Foster said the discussion had become too simplistic.
For very accurate predictions, the fixed point charge representation of MM may even become too simplistic, and a more complicated model is required.
