The message that the author conveys is that one may get revelations in the unexpected moments and places. Fair enough, although nothing groundbreaking here.
The problem is that the author has an extremely condescending attitude and the article reflect this.
The irony in that is that the he's spitting in the dish he eats from - one doesn't need to go at a party where you consider all the people as annoying, imbecile, or a combination of both.
With this context in mind, the article looks like more a self-righteous piece engineered to appeal the technical-minded people, just because it has a technical theme.
I would rather call the article "I'm not an introvert. I'm just a misplaced snob".
The problem is that the author has an extremely condescending attitude and the article reflect this.
The irony in that is that the he's spitting in the dish he eats from - one doesn't need to go at a party where you consider all the people as annoying, imbecile, or a combination of both.
With this context in mind, the article looks like more a self-righteous piece engineered to appeal the technical-minded people, just because it has a technical theme.
I would rather call the article "I'm not an introvert. I'm just a misplaced snob".