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hypothesis: flakiness as a friendship norm is a nash equilibrium in cities because city social patterns encourage people to believe life is a series of uncorrelated finite games rather than a continuous interconnected infinite game, as it obviously is in smaller communities

realizing that if i've seen a movie once or twice, i can listen to the audio track alone and have an extremely vivid mental experience of the film

"Opening Theme from TOP GUN" (including the jet sounds and the transition into "Danger Zone") is the perfect alarm clock ringtone, change my view

there can be a certain innocence or obliviousness to being an agent of chaos, which serves an important smokescreen function for those in the social ecosystem for whom it is guilty and entirely deliberate. that people sometimes cause problems by accident also makes it easier to cause them on purpose

apropos of nothing, i recently had a conversation with someone who claimed as an established obvious fact that if one thinks one can personally meaningfully contribute to making the world a better place, one is practicing "adventurism, which is a kind of fascism"