Sadly, though the previously mentioned realization of the person in question’s smallness is indeed inherent, it is at the same time on a subconscious level. As such, the individual is beyond reasonable attempts at higher-level reasoning, being already mentally and emotionally locked in to their coping strategy of attempting to lower others to their own subterranean level. This manifests itself in a “belief” system where the values of certain things that are by their very nature subjective - i.e. various forms of entertainment, in this case a television program - are espoused to be objective by the individual. Otherwise explained, this is an example of delusional reasoning. It is akin to believing that the amount of time in one minute is subjective simply because the passage of that unit of time can FEEL different depending on the activity in which one is engaging as any given minute passes, blind to objective reality that all minutes have a uniform number of 60 seconds. An individual who lacks the general capacity to differentiate between such objective and subjective ideas is, as mentioned above, at the same time beyond attempts at higher-level reasoning.

Some make various comments on the internet espousing their opinions on matters of taste as superior and all-important. In the process they leave no legitimate room for doubt that this need to belittle others is due to an inherent realization of just how small they themselves are in their own mind. Thus the attempt to minimize others so one’s self need not feel so utterly minuscule in comparison. Alas, these actions do not ultimately assuage such feelings, as the individual in question continues to feel their own smallness deep in their heart and soul regardless. Tragedy.

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