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The speech is so well known, we often don't absorb its meaning. Lincoln speech opens stating clearly that the Revolution was to preserve equality and ends saying rule of, by, and for the people is what preserves it. See for yourself 2/2
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The Gettysburg Address (1863)
National Constitution Center Historic Documents Library record for The Gettysburg Address (1863)
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February 12, 2026 at 12:46 PM
The speech is so well known, we often don't absorb its meaning. Lincoln speech opens stating clearly that the Revolution was to preserve equality and ends saying rule of, by, and for the people is what preserves it. See for yourself 2/2
constitutioncenter.org/the-constitu...
constitutioncenter.org/the-constitu...
They did! A trilogy that focused on the Forerunners and events that took place thousands of years before the games.
February 8, 2026 at 5:22 AM
They did! A trilogy that focused on the Forerunners and events that took place thousands of years before the games.
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people keep trying to identify the masterminds like miller. who is writing his truth social posts. what is the end game with this greenland thing. heres what is usually going on: there's a bubble boy who has lived a completely insulated life, who is also very stupid, and now is old and has dementia
February 6, 2026 at 12:18 AM
people keep trying to identify the masterminds like miller. who is writing his truth social posts. what is the end game with this greenland thing. heres what is usually going on: there's a bubble boy who has lived a completely insulated life, who is also very stupid, and now is old and has dementia
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Five-year-old me: Oooh, that Batman cartoon! What adventures will he go on today?
*the villain is left in tears, unable to process their fears and obsessions. And Batman, a looming presence born of the inability to rationalize terror, is the only one there to comfort them*
Me: Oh. Huh.
*the villain is left in tears, unable to process their fears and obsessions. And Batman, a looming presence born of the inability to rationalize terror, is the only one there to comfort them*
Me: Oh. Huh.
February 3, 2026 at 7:51 PM
Five-year-old me: Oooh, that Batman cartoon! What adventures will he go on today?
*the villain is left in tears, unable to process their fears and obsessions. And Batman, a looming presence born of the inability to rationalize terror, is the only one there to comfort them*
Me: Oh. Huh.
*the villain is left in tears, unable to process their fears and obsessions. And Batman, a looming presence born of the inability to rationalize terror, is the only one there to comfort them*
Me: Oh. Huh.
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4. Perhaps it makes me a conservative in some elemental sense, but in my view this does not weaken the case for regulation, Pigouvian taxation, or action under tort law.
Right now, the US approach seems to be to rely on lawmakers so far behind the times as to preclude any reasonable response.
Right now, the US approach seems to be to rely on lawmakers so far behind the times as to preclude any reasonable response.
January 28, 2026 at 6:59 AM
4. Perhaps it makes me a conservative in some elemental sense, but in my view this does not weaken the case for regulation, Pigouvian taxation, or action under tort law.
Right now, the US approach seems to be to rely on lawmakers so far behind the times as to preclude any reasonable response.
Right now, the US approach seems to be to rely on lawmakers so far behind the times as to preclude any reasonable response.