If you want to stop deceit in the world, then stop lying. If you want to stop the arbitrary exercise of power, then stop using it.
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This is the sophist equivalent of “live, laugh, love”
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Also I love how you were decrying postmodernism but opted to appropriate Foucault’s idea of normalization of the public as a means to produce outcomes
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I am completely in support of the arbitrary exercise of power. It's just that I wish to simultaneously learn Chinese, French, Spanish, and German in 1 week while lifting Mount Everest on my shoulders all that time. Maybe in my superhuman form.
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That last sentence sounds like it was written about Trump during his campaign
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Dr. Patterson was a very good analyst. Our Prophet Muhammad PBUH also pointed out that lying is a sign of a deceitful and hypocritical person.
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That is very interesting
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It’s hard; trust me I know, but the rewards of living a truthful life, a truthful being, can’t be overstated. To me it was climbing a rope out of a dark deep pit.pic.twitter.com/QiMt8uX3sZ
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In my experience honesty only brings misery.
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