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“Hey, Serge, I just realized that 'slow up' and 'slow down' mean the same thing. That's fucked.”
― Naked Came the Florida Man: A Novel
― Naked Came the Florida Man: A Novel
“It is precisely the nature of modern mass murder that it is not visibly direct like individual murder, but takes on a corporate character, where every participant has limited liability.”
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“Alone, we are food for the wolves. That’s how they want us. Isolated. Prey. So we must find each other. We must remember that we do not exist alone.”
― Red Pill
― Red Pill
“He based these anecdotes largely on stories he'd read in unverified accounts in small-town newspapers and crackpot magazines. It didn't matter that most of the facts and figures didn't check out. They stuck where it mattered: in the craw of hardworking taxpayers who felt cheated by so-called government entitlements. John Sears grew concerned that these yarns of Reagan's might come back to haunt him.”
― Reagan: An American Journey
― Reagan: An American Journey
“When language and thought atrophy, when complexity wanes and everything becomes more and more the same, we run great risks in society politic-- whether from extremists in a religion or a political organization or, less obviously, from advertisers.”
― Reader, Come Home: The Reading Brain in a Digital World by Maryanne Wolf, Harper
― Reader, Come Home: The Reading Brain in a Digital World by Maryanne Wolf, Harper
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