1. speaker has a low-expectation of cleverness about the general environment
2. maybe speaker is dumb; speaker could be manipulative; now we have extra work to do, if we want to test if either is true or false
3. if either is true, the fact as it is discovered is depressing
4. one learns to not trigger such comments, by avoiding surprising behaviour in public
5. resultingly one has a sort of reverse imposter syndrome, as one generally pretends to be less clever in public, because commentators are annoying
6. at some point one stops being annoyed, and just hoses random strangers with odd behaviour, as one achieves the enlightenment of understanding that one does not owe society the comfort of familiarity
7. thereafter, life is simply becomes a game of balancing empathy for dumb people, against personal convenience