There is nothing funny about a well-adjusted, intelligent person making the right choices.

Summary

This quote suggests that making the right choices and being well-adjusted and intelligent are not inherently humorous or comedic. It implies that situations or individuals that are usually associated with humor, such as bumbling and flawed characters, have become the focus of comedy. The quote implies that it is puzzling or unusual for humor to be found in the actions of someone who is wise, rational, and capable of making the correct decisions.

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