I wish more people would ask me questions more often. It clarifies my thinking like nothing else
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🤔 I think a sandwich requires distinct, separable pieces of bread. I think burritos and wraps are like, related to sandwiches, but the fact that we have different names for them is already kinda indicative of their 'similar but different' status twitter.com/gypsy_panther/
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the phrase "morally justified" is interesting to me. i think morality is a contextual thing, so sometimes things are morally justified & sometimes they are not. also we'd have to define "loyalty" more precisely to make meaningful progress on this question twitter.com/mattguttmanorg
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ummm... I don't think either is the other? do people actually ask this? what? I'm so confused 😅
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Are laddoo truffles? Are truffles laddoo?
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Not at all; the opposite actually. How else do we escape conformity than through self-expression? Every person is unique; it’s through expressing ourselves that we discover how we are different from each other
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Do you think self-expression will be seen as the terrible deadening conformity of our time? And if you do, in whose service will you find perfect freedom?
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It’s a good question, and I think it basically boils down to the fact that I somehow, most of the time, care more about responding to other people than to myself. Answering someone else’s question often feels like I did something useful to/for someone
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Why have people ask you questions when you can make nonsense tweets that rile people up and make them question your soundness of thought?
... Asking for a friend.
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For me it's the "ohshit" moment when I realize I've pissed someone off.
That's a very weird way to learn, now that I think of it.
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Makes sense, I dare say there are some things that cannot truly be learned any other way