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I am not a gun, but I have a bag of commas . . . and I'm not afraid to use them.

[eye against I @audiofinch]

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[eye against I @audiofinch]

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[Lindsay @Rollinintheseat]

They say MSG is bad for you, so I’ve never been to Madison Square Garden.

[eye against I @audiofinch]

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[Killer Mike @KillerMike]

Available for download and purchase now! 😉

[Annie Hatfield @AnneHatfieldVO]

Brussels sprouts tell you right up front they're not French.

[Raw Story @RawStory]

Trump's courtroom antics warrant a 'mental competency' screening: attorney

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[Carolina Basketball @UNC_Basketball]

Armando Bacot records his 69th career double-double 😤

[Physics In History @PhysInHistory]

Dr. Carl Sagan teaches how science works ✍️

Scientists, like other human beings, have their hopes and fears, their passions and despondencies—and their strong emotions may sometimes interrupt the course of clear thinking and sound practice. But science is also self-correcting. The most fundamental axioms and conclusions may be challenged. The prevailing hypotheses must survive confrontation with observation.

Appeals to authority are impermissible. The steps in a reasoned argument must be set out for all to see. Experiments must be reproducible.
The history of science is full of cases where previously accepted theories and hypotheses have been entirely overthrown, to be replaced by new ideas that more adequately explain the data.

While there is an understandable psychological inertia—usually lasting about one generation—such revolutions in scientific thought are widely accepted as a necessary and desirable element of scientific progress. Indeed, the reasoned criticism of a prevailing belief is a service to the proponents of that belief; if they are incapable of defending it, they are well advised to abandon it. This self-questioning and error-correcting aspect of the scientific method is its most striking property, and sets it off from many other areas of human endeavor where credulity is the rule.

-- as mentioned in Broca's Brain (1979)

[eye against I @audiofinch]

Only way to learn is to try to grasp the entire picture

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[eye against I @audiofinch]

Second time, in a few days, tracking the new album from @mountain_goats and I am glad I did!
You will be too #musicislife #getsome https://t.co/5fk58Snqpq

[Nicki Minaj @NICKIMINAJ]

I can’t believe everyone cares about what WE do. Y’all don’t got no other album rollout to clock/look forward to? Well thank y’all. From the bottom of my heart. For this constant attention & promo. The barbz are FED. The barbz are HAPPY. Nananabooboo 🤪
PF2 12.08.23 HEAUX

[Bö Jänke: Hönkÿ @Bob_Janke]

I'm setting my clocks back to 1941. I don't want to kill Hitler I just want to meet Ava Gardner or Veronica Lake

[Carolina Basketball @UNC_Basketball]

Legendary Tar Heel Walter Davis Passes Away At Age 69 https://t.co/OgLLY355Zv

[your other mom @difficultpatty]

Good luck to all of you pooping right now.

[eye against I @audiofinch]

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[Gabriele Corno @Gabriele_Corno]

Red lotus sea in Thailand

[Penn Jillette @pennjillette]

I don’t believe I have ever been more surprised, and more proud than Moxie Jillette kicking our asses on FU.  Mox is the best of us.

[Bitz @bitzydimbo]

samurai raspberries you 😋