Paul Graham on Twitter: "Common pattern on Twitter: "I have no words for the <word>, <word>, and <word> of these <word> <word>.""

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1. katapayadi‏ @katapayadi Apr 25
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  Sending thoughts & prayers
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1. iban ‏ @IbanSadowski Apr 25
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  you good my guy?
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1. Jordan Moore 𐃏‏ @jordanmoore Apr 25
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  I found a couple of similar patterns for “So, <word>” and “Let’s not <word>”https://twitter.com/jordanmoore/status/1384429096357220354 …
  
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  There is a similar rule for sentences that begin with "Let's not". That combination of words is usually a power move from someone trying to exercise unwarranted authority over you. https://twitter.com/jordanmoore/status/1356195702825771009 …
  
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1. Varshith‏ @Varsh8th Apr 25
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  <word>
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1. Ali‏ @gooochini Apr 25
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  Common pattern on twitter: <word> <word> <word> <word> <word> <word> <word> <word>...
  
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1. ichael‏ @unumism Apr 25
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  The entire point of critical type theories(Eg CRT), postmodernism, deconstruction, etc is word play for the sake of power. Is it any wonder then, that people are incredibly confused with the words they use?
  
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1. Olcan ‏ @olcan Apr 25
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  I think you should still be allowed ~5 words.
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1. The Honourable Jack Bremer, Laird of Loch Borralan‏ @jackbremer Apr 25
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  So often on a telly voxpop too, “I am lost for words, <word> <word> <word>”
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1. Daniel Tyukov ‏ @daniel_tyukov Apr 25
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  Twitter get trending starter pack
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