What Burns Never Returns
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Yeah, but the annoyance stops there for most people. You on the other hand bring your annoyance with you wherever you go, like here to this site, insisting that everyone knows just how contrarian you are.
I, personally, am in awe. Your principles know no limit. It’s breathtaking.
I, personally, am in awe. Your principles know no limit. It’s breathtaking.
December 13, 2025 at 5:21 PM
Yeah, but the annoyance stops there for most people. You on the other hand bring your annoyance with you wherever you go, like here to this site, insisting that everyone knows just how contrarian you are.
I, personally, am in awe. Your principles know no limit. It’s breathtaking.
I, personally, am in awe. Your principles know no limit. It’s breathtaking.
Same empty allure of ai elsewhere: it will speed up and automate a tedious task.
But will ai do it correctly…? Seems to be an afterthought.
Tantalized by the work shortcut so much that the accuracy of the output is second priority at best.
But will ai do it correctly…? Seems to be an afterthought.
Tantalized by the work shortcut so much that the accuracy of the output is second priority at best.
December 11, 2025 at 4:07 PM
Same empty allure of ai elsewhere: it will speed up and automate a tedious task.
But will ai do it correctly…? Seems to be an afterthought.
Tantalized by the work shortcut so much that the accuracy of the output is second priority at best.
But will ai do it correctly…? Seems to be an afterthought.
Tantalized by the work shortcut so much that the accuracy of the output is second priority at best.
Cody from Step by Step
November 26, 2025 at 6:54 PM
Cody from Step by Step
It might’ve been Maxwell‘s horse
November 17, 2025 at 4:21 PM
It might’ve been Maxwell‘s horse
That would be great, on a number of levels.
Especially considering that the vast, vast majority of soy beans grown here are grown for cattle feed, not direct human consumption.
Even for China, where some estimate that 70% of the soy they import is merely used for livestock feed.
Especially considering that the vast, vast majority of soy beans grown here are grown for cattle feed, not direct human consumption.
Even for China, where some estimate that 70% of the soy they import is merely used for livestock feed.
October 6, 2025 at 3:14 PM
That would be great, on a number of levels.
Especially considering that the vast, vast majority of soy beans grown here are grown for cattle feed, not direct human consumption.
Even for China, where some estimate that 70% of the soy they import is merely used for livestock feed.
Especially considering that the vast, vast majority of soy beans grown here are grown for cattle feed, not direct human consumption.
Even for China, where some estimate that 70% of the soy they import is merely used for livestock feed.
Sure are leading “the demise of discourse” here, great book promotion.
June 9, 2025 at 3:09 PM
Sure are leading “the demise of discourse” here, great book promotion.
Not exactly beating the “insufferable leftist” accusations 👀
April 17, 2025 at 7:18 PM
Not exactly beating the “insufferable leftist” accusations 👀
Hey frank you’re being unnecessarily pedantic
April 12, 2025 at 3:04 AM
Hey frank you’re being unnecessarily pedantic
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Separating sports by gender has always been to avoid a situation where a man gets beaten by a woman
April 9, 2025 at 1:34 AM
Separating sports by gender has always been to avoid a situation where a man gets beaten by a woman
It’s sorta impressive… just when you think he couldn’t be any more of a tool, he proves you wrong.
April 8, 2025 at 9:54 PM
It’s sorta impressive… just when you think he couldn’t be any more of a tool, he proves you wrong.
Eh, it’s really not so different now. It’s just now it’s an aux cable or they let you pick the music from their phone connected to Bluetooth.
March 29, 2025 at 3:45 PM
Eh, it’s really not so different now. It’s just now it’s an aux cable or they let you pick the music from their phone connected to Bluetooth.
I think they do try, but mostly for ego: so they don’t feel so bad doing nothing themselves.
March 29, 2025 at 4:45 AM
I think they do try, but mostly for ego: so they don’t feel so bad doing nothing themselves.
To me, there’s doomerism and then there’s defeatism. I can keep in mind the doom that seems imminent, maybe IS imminent, but it still feels worthwhile to try and affect positive change in the world around me. Folks who respond with “what the point?”, I don’t have much respect for.
March 28, 2025 at 3:44 PM
To me, there’s doomerism and then there’s defeatism. I can keep in mind the doom that seems imminent, maybe IS imminent, but it still feels worthwhile to try and affect positive change in the world around me. Folks who respond with “what the point?”, I don’t have much respect for.
It’s no excuse, she should definitely apologize. I’m just saying both actions come from a general disregard of a minority population. A disregard that is likely deep & unexamined.
March 26, 2025 at 4:23 PM
It’s no excuse, she should definitely apologize. I’m just saying both actions come from a general disregard of a minority population. A disregard that is likely deep & unexamined.
They may make it so Waltz goes down for including Goldberg, but the perjury she performed yesterday? Pretty damn hard to deflect that.
March 26, 2025 at 4:03 PM
They may make it so Waltz goes down for including Goldberg, but the perjury she performed yesterday? Pretty damn hard to deflect that.
The both of them are displaying it: Crockett with a causally glib comment that she probably thought was no big deal, and Abbot enacting policies against a minority population that he himself belongs to.
March 26, 2025 at 2:58 AM
The both of them are displaying it: Crockett with a causally glib comment that she probably thought was no big deal, and Abbot enacting policies against a minority population that he himself belongs to.