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Work is a terrible place to litigate societal or political questions unrelated to the business with coworkers.Their words
Work is a terrible place to litigate societal/political questions unrelated to the business with coworkers.
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Removing a concept from a mind can damage unrelated systems or push the mind toward incompetence or insanity.Their words
empirically concepts can get their tentacles into weird places, and removing one can topple seemingly unrelated systems or push a mind nonspecifically in the direction of incompetence or insanity.
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the economy now asks every creative person to essentially become a small media company, which is a very specific skill set that has nothing to do with why most of us started making things in the first place
18 December 2025
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Hey! There’s a novel called Starship Troopers! It’s pretty good! Coincidentally and unrelated, there’s a movie called Starship Troopers! It’s also pretty good! Not the same, but pretty good.
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Yeah, this decade I can see it making a conjecture between two things that people would thought was unrelated.
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