I’d give a kidney to find out who is being subtweeted here.
It's an interesting and odd moment to watch a man's character crack under adversity, and reveal their true and flawed nature, despite their previous outward cosmetics that had gotten them so far. You can never see them the same way again. You know the underlying truth.
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It would be unmanly to say. :)
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Are you subtweeting yourself? Did you buy a couch from restoration hardware or something?
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Hm, no. I don't crack. If anything, I don't give in soon enough, assuming every battle is to the last.
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Agreed, and I'd add there are two ways to look at it. 1. The person was a fraud and was more important in projecting a type of character 2. The person is genuinely flawed and worked hard to overcome as much as possible
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Very possibly. Charitably, they'd be 2. But still...the ugly knowledge is there.
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That's why I never pretend to be anything other than a cranky bum. Can't disappoint anyone
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You disappointed me once Noah
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I just think that the notion of a "consistent inner true character" is inconsistent with observations. Would be interested if this can be formulated as a falsifiable hypothesis and put to the test, if it hasn't already been.
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But not the underlying underlying truth
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