I mean, is analytic philosophy in a position to complain about people swapping out questions about X for questions about how people use the word 'X'?

the last American alive after the climate collapse clinging to a side of beef like Jack in The Titanic

Bologna.

Self-absorbed, absolutely. But I can't help suspecting these are also people who have never cracked a book.

I hear that. But what frustrates me is what it reveals about politics in NS. Parties don't there represent real choices. Because often there aren't real choices. Just a bunch of guys who will blow in whatever direction the wind takes them.

I can't help but find it gross when politicians don't believe in anything other than keeping their jobs by shoveling pork at their constituents. Those guys are gross!

Is there anywhere else in Canada where it's so commonplace for politicians to cross allegedly ideological lines, just to make sure they're in the government?

Bologna.

"To remain on the stage and keep receiving what he viewed as his due, he therefore needed a new act."

We all know that guy.

Bologna.

Ngl I had to double-check the spelling.

Adding a "for my purposes, it is especially important to note," so the reader knows there's a reason they just read three paragraphs that all say the same thing. Problem solved!

God I am so good at writing.

Having to take at least a few college courses way outside of your comfort zone is good, actually! Figuring out-- specifically as a young adult-- how to cope with an 8am geology course or a class where you have to read novels or whatever is an important life skill!