AEThe article uses the metaphor of the remora fish to critique 'remora intellectuals' in the Arab media landscape. These individuals are described as well-read and articulate but lacking originality, relying instead on critiquing the work of others for attention. The piece contrasts them with serious writers and researchers who engage in original intellectual work. It argues that such figures contribute more to public discourse by focusing on superficial flaws rather than substantive ideas, and highlights how social media amplifies this trend by prioritizing outrage over thoughtful discussion.
Bias read (Center): The article presents a critical view of certain intellectual practices in the Arab media, but it does not take a partisan stance against specific political groups or ideologies. It focuses on a general critique of behavior within the intellectual community rather than aligning with a particular side
