Calling all transmission of data “speech” is a gross distortion of reality, and a generation of teenagers raised on social media has borne the cost of it.
~ Tim Wu via The New York Times
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Calling all transmission of data “speech” is a gross distortion of reality, and a generation of teenagers raised on social media has borne the cost of it.
~ Tim Wu via The New York Times
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What the really great artists do is they’re entirely themselves.
~ David Foster Wallace
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St. Catharines, Ontario
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Campus Life at Brock University
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The Japanese secret to being calmer and happier
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Apple discloses what it is legally required to disclose, but the gap between what is disclosed and what is materially relevant to investors has widened—and that gap is itself a liability.
~ Isaac Stone Fish via American Affairs
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In any society, politics is an arena for debates about the good life. The way the government taxes and spends and bans and regulates has a powerful effect on the behavior of its citizens, and what the law allows or forbids has some effect — not decisive, but inevitably influential — on what ordinary people think and do.
~ Ross Douthat via The New York Times
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Reason shapes the future, but superstition infects the present.
~ Iain Banks
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