@LosCacos95@yaniversal that's true but part of that was because Johnson's Texas machinery was inherited by Connally when LBJ became VP
the Connally-Yarborough thing was a continuation of the Johnson-Yarborough thing
@Kanafly1@TheOmniLiberal if facts are selectively presented to you by an actor clearly not interested in the wellbeing of the american information landscape, wouldn't that matter in how you interpret it?
@ZacB_MN not gen z specifically, but I think you'll find men with this attitude throughout western culture/history. (leopold bloom in ulysses).
it's a weird feeling to be attracted to female friends and it often invites shame.
@stwrawrbewry@yeahshorebud this historical thesis was abandoned 80 years ago. t
he 'frontier' belongs in the world of myths, not in an attempt to seriously analyze America
@godspeed_aflame hemingway does write excellent prose, it just gets better as it gets less sparse.
for whom the bell tolls is a stylistic turning point in his writing.
@sandevistoon part of the design philosophy of an open world game is that there is FUN in interacting with a responsive world EVEN OUTSIDE of the main story/gameplay
gabe newell talks about this kind of concept here: https://t.co/HZ0Z8O58YB