Yeah, the author comes across as being incredibly sanctimonious.
The three "featured" articles on their blog are headlined "Panic. It's Good For You.", "They Want Us All To Die", and "A Matter of When, Not If".
They have a family history of schizophrenia but they seem to lack the humility to realise that they don't seem to be engaging with people with a view to understanding them.
With that context, trying to convince people that they're simply attacking the messenger feels disingenuous.
The three "featured" articles on their blog are headlined "Panic. It's Good For You.", "They Want Us All To Die", and "A Matter of When, Not If".
They have a family history of schizophrenia but they seem to lack the humility to realise that they don't seem to be engaging with people with a view to understanding them.
With that context, trying to convince people that they're simply attacking the messenger feels disingenuous.