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Radical inclusion and radical exclusion are polar opposites. Both define themselves as peaceful ideologies.
Pick a country, pick their tragedy, and fill in the blanks accordingly.
“the simplest, the most accessible key to our liberation: a personal nonparticipation in lies!”
I discovered more connections between Star Trek and Zionism
Two simple rule sets—one for making friends, one for getting better sleep.
The tax code should mimic good programming principles, like the Zen of Python—broken into readable chunks, using specificity where needed, and organized into modular sections.
I expect more. “Low expectations, high standards” has been my motto for years.
"Through the simple routines of cleanliness, we uncover profound truths about responsibility, mindfulness, and the pursuit of an ordered life."
“an atheist may have more in common with a believer who ascribes to a universal consciousness than to an absurdist”
Messages of resilience—like those found in Star Trek—are more important than ever.
This post will likely get edited 3 times til it’s coherent, then submitted to Grammar Girl.
“Copywriting, tax preparation, customer service, and many other tasks are or will soon be heavily automated.”
Laziness is a multifaceted word.
We are looking at diverting about 1,444 km^3 annually, resulting in 72,200 km^3 over 50 years.
In most countries, restaurants exemplify the kindness tax. Kind people tip, so kind people spend more.
I can’t afford common sense. It gets in the way of logic and reasoning. Common sense told Billions that the Earth is flat, despite other planets being globes. It meant human flight was impossible.
“Everything is shades of gray, but there are shades of gray so light as to be very nearly white, and shades of gray so dark as to be very nearly black. Or even if not, we can still compare shades, and say “it is darker” or “it is lighter.””
On a more nitpicky, “who cares?’ level, the so-called West is now associated with New Zealand, Japan, Israel and other countries that are East on a traditional, Euro/US-centric map. This West/East division perpetuates that these maps are more accurate than others. West is a cardinal…
