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Older than I can remember.
Reminding me.

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@DHSgov Data? Fox News? Love the sarcasm.

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@JonesOyl1776 @DHSgov @TriciaOhio Sorry about your tapeworm.

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@BarackObama @MichelleObama You didn't make that decision. Michelle did.

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@kevinryanmedia Other than section 2 of the 14th Amendment, what other parts of the Constitution do you disagree with?

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@kevinryanmedia @SpencerHakimian Yep. Now figure out why.

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@xAlphaWarriorx @CAgovernor "2 years ago today (Aug. 4th 2021). The #FBI showed up to my house for a 2nd time. They knew I had legal representation, they made no attempt to contact my attorney or contact me prior to showing at my home, while I was fighting an active case against them."

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@StephaniePille7 @allenanalysis "finally being held accountable" - thank you for supporting due process.

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@PracticalCarry @K12ssdb

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@RandomTheGuy_ @TheFigen_ Or remind you of the fathers who were never able to return home.

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@DollyDog60 @Acyn

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@VikramGames @TheFigen_ Like many of the rest of us, you are probably procrastinating. Why are you avoiding what you are avoiding? Curious pineapples would like to know. Maybe.

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@DrasmaJabeen1 Interesting, but incomplete image. Theory and practice are what help you transform mistakes into learning.

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@charise_lee "The ultimate goal was to make certain thoughts literally unthinkable by removing the vocabulary needed to express them."

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@EENewsUpdates "The ultimate goal was to make certain thoughts literally unthinkable by removing the vocabulary needed to express them."

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@iamAtheistGirl "Consistency is the last refuge of the unimaginative" - Oscar Wilde

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@acagamic Why do academics write as they do? https://t.co/eHS7Vbr7Xp
"If academic writing is to become expansive again, academia will probably have to expand first."

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The book was written by Philip J. Guo. It's free to download, but "you can support it with a small donation."

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"This book chronicles my six years of working towards a Ph.D. in computer science at Stanford University from 2006 to 2012. A diverse variety of people can benefit from reading it, including..." https://t.co/eU4flBrCoP @thephdplace

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@kareem_carr Caring about your IQ is an IQ test.

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@TerryH1885 @RealJamesWoods "97.58% of the responses to this post were written by machines."

"Source?"

"Nice try machines."