If the stars in the sky are fake then the younger brother has violated the agreement with the older brother

"I think enough intellectuals are hellbent on destroying this man's power that we can expect it to vanish in the near future."

that's a nonsense proposition, if it was true trump never would have won, so I told him to be quite.

I wrote :) to show that I am just the type of optimist you suggested

:)

Trump has been back and forth from bankruptcy, built major companies, major structures, runs a major enterprise, conducted a SUCCESSFUL major campaign AGAINST the establishment (who the media was in the corner for, undeniably). But you doubt his ability to conduct himself for the successful interests of the United States?

The public voted against decorum and dignity in 2016, Trump won, now he's acting like it, going about business the way he knows how.

from inside the storm they are

Yes, you would expect him to ascribe good intentions to media that slanders him? You've never been the center of a negative press piece

quiht

Trumps argument is those standards are outdated and toxic

*or at least the system they've created is such

The mainstream press is an inbreed obfuscation system, it should be attacked.

This is very much in line as what I see as the general decline of privacy. I'm writing an article about how my company plans on exploiting this decline, the most relevant section has yet to come, but parts 1-3 are available here: www.linkedin.com/pulse/world-ending-wdd-commoditization-your-attention-part-one-streich

then you should think about why they didn't make you think duh

what are you some kind of weirdo

No, lies allow us to set the boundary on the truth; without lies and the recognition of things as lies, we would have no basis from which to establish what is real and common.

Just think about unintentional lies; are they detrimental as you claim or are they essential because our phenomenological experiences can't be totally shared.

i sleep on a couch what does that mean

I'll offer better terms by two to any interested parties!

well none that you know of

I think the real lesson is that we're outgrowing the fillibuster

everyones brilliant in context

science is such a rabbit hole

"Anscombe's quartet is a famous example of four two-variable datasets that look very different when graphed but that nevertheless have an identical x-y correlation, as well as identical means and standard deviations."

Ugh wut

dd;dr?

what do you think the odds are the republicans do the same thing to the supreme court nomination process?

There's always something good about everything

ugh excuse me, largest diamond ever discovered is here:

http://gizmodo.com/5834492/the-biggest-diamond-in-the-world-is-actually-a-planet

Last week I purchased it from some guy for twenty bucks! What a steal

uhhh excuse you depression saved my marriage

this place attracts the weirdest weirdos