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Alternative influences, intellectual pretensions, bohemian dabblings, bookish demeanor, sophomoric humor, micro-managed wanderlust, existential jitters

If you think a test for dementia is an IQ test, you have dementia. If you don't realize you have been given a test for dementia because your physician suspects you have dementia, you have dementia. If you think being able to tell a giraffe from a whale makes you a genius . . . you have dementia.

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I think in reality what socialism actually means in the American context is that trillionaire Elon Musk got $38 billion from the U.S. government and you got rejected trying to buy a $1 soda on SNAP benefits.

Aaron Rupar@atrupar.com · 2w ago

Q: How do you define socialism personally? JD VANCE: I think in reality what it actually means in the American context is you want to replace American workers with foreigners workers, and you want boys to play in girls' sports

As a Missourian, watching Schmitt get owned, is manna. During his tenure as Mo AG he sued schools for covid precautions. That was his only claim to fame. He’s nothing more than an opportunistic douche and deserves all the ridicule we can heap upon him.

For those who have forgotten the past 40 years: Tax cuts for the rich ...don’t trickle down Boosting military spending ...doesn’t bring peace Slashing regulations ...doesn’t create jobs Folks, we’ve seen this all before.

Google held out for three days and then renamed a lake that has been Lake Ontario on American maps since 1656. Nobody made them. The Seneca Nation cited a treaty from 1794 and Carney refused outright, but the company with the trillion dollar market cap folded. www.rawstory.com/trump-lake-o...

Outrage as Google ‘capitulates’ to Trump with ‘genuinely disturbing’ move: ‘Just pathetic’

President Donald Trump’s revenge-fueled order to rename Lake Ontario to Lake America was validated by Google on Sunday after the technology company changed the name of the lake on its service Google M...

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I've stepped into the Booker Prize longlist with two wildly different reading experiences. John of John is layered, expansive, and richly rewarding, while Helen of Nowhere is a somewhat clever, tedious, and experimental book that isn't as profound as people want it to be. #booksky

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