Philomathy / Philosophy / Polemics Conservative Liberal & Citizen Scholar I try to be wise as a serpent, yet innocent as a dove. https://nitter.cf/t.co/5ppoqPlJSv
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The Truth is never weakened by questioning it.
The Truth is strengthened by questioning it.
I’ve devoted years to developing Æ Theory: a framework linking human agency, political conflict, and institutions to American self-government—asking why reforms endure, erode, or reverse.
Beyond culture-war talking points, I’m interested in the difficult work of American repair.
Introducing another profile mascot:
Venusaur symbolizes potency, loyalty, and insight.
ALT Depicts a male Venusaur's original appearance in the Pokémon Red and Blue games.
Solidus Snake is my profile's mascot because he loved the ideals of the Founding.
Notwithstanding his felonious resistance against clandestine roundtable groups.
I identify with his desire to conserve the Founding.
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Thorns in the Flesh, Ego, & Sufficient Grace youtu.be/BNIThtD3-6M?si=F5lr… via @YouTube
Arturo Calderón (Reply Guy) retweeted
They're not supposed to box in cars for this reason.
Good thing many jurisdictions have banned police chases in most cases—it's easier to find the suspect later than to put folks in danger now.
Arturo Calderón (Reply Guy) retweeted
>One qualifier (gender) isn't enough to be relevant.
Now apply that to race...
“How can those eyes be so dull,
When they always burn so so bright?”
—Justin K. Broadrick as JESU (2004)
Arturo Calderón (Reply Guy) retweeted
But if you could boldly rig definitive social/civil outcomes, what would stop you from providing your family with boons/advantages?
Fathers are expected to provide; the more you provide, the better you're recognized as an excellent father.
Why not trade integrity for adoration?
That's unremarkable; large populations typically center on bodies of navigable water for the relative ease of transporting building and agricultural goods.
What's truly interesting is that Europe has a longer coastline—with more natural harbors—than the entire African continent.
