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Sticker spotted in Ypsilanti, Michigan
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-tries to seize Congress's constitutional spending powers
-attempts to rewrite the Constitution unilaterally
-pardons violent insurrectionists who attacked the government
-fires the Inspectors General and DOJ prosecutors
would face immediate impeachment
-tries to seize Congress's constitutional spending powers
-attempts to rewrite the Constitution unilaterally
-pardons violent insurrectionists who attacked the government
-fires the Inspectors General and DOJ prosecutors
would face immediate impeachment
It's like Europeans figured out how to pickle one thing, and then were like "alright, that's done, let's get back to the real work of inventing 37,000 different types of cheese."
It's like Europeans figured out how to pickle one thing, and then were like "alright, that's done, let's get back to the real work of inventing 37,000 different types of cheese."
Most people will not read it. But someone will, and it will change something inside them.
Then they will write a book, wholly their own, but slightly indebted to your ideas.
And so on.
The chain never ends. There are echoes of you at the end of the world.
Most people will not read it. But someone will, and it will change something inside them.
Then they will write a book, wholly their own, but slightly indebted to your ideas.
And so on.
The chain never ends. There are echoes of you at the end of the world.
Spread it around!
Spread it around!
Is there any chance whatsoever that we accidentally built it on top of an Indian burial ground??
Is there any chance whatsoever that we accidentally built it on top of an Indian burial ground??
Writing is, in no small part, a tool for thinking. If you outsource that element to a machine that cannot think, you shouldn't be surprised if, at the end of the process, neither you nor your reader are any the wiser.
Writing is, in no small part, a tool for thinking. If you outsource that element to a machine that cannot think, you shouldn't be surprised if, at the end of the process, neither you nor your reader are any the wiser.