Vonnegut does this to emphasize or exaggerate absurdities and idiosyncrasies in our own world. Critics say that they exaggerate inequality. Cotton also has a tendency to exaggerate his service in the war. This can cause confusion and exaggerate their differences. Such incidences include fabricated reports that exaggerate results. This approach tends to exaggerate non-Malay purchasing power. Nevertheless, we should not exaggerate some aspects of this closure to the exterior. Similarly, Schur opines that social media causes people to exaggerate their behaviour, particularly their rudeness. Related styles exaggerate real life in a whimsical, eccentric, quirky or fanciful way, sometimes. To achieve this, they relied on wider lenses to exaggerate composition. It could have the effect of reducing the incentive to exaggerate. This would barely be distinguishable from a 300-by-300-pixel sphere, so illustrations usually exaggerate the flattening. Increased sentence spacing can also exaggerate the river effect. Mythology and folklore often exaggerate the skills of famous gunfighters. If the latter is the case, he will exaggerate, use superlatives, etc.