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This two-part proverb makes a profound point about the reality of the ruling class. We’re not simply subject to their good humor. We lose either way.This for the folks who are looking for relief by looking at the other side of ...
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This two-part proverb makes a profound point about the reality of the ruling class. We’re not simply subject to their good humor. We lose either way.
This for the folks who are looking for relief by looking at the other side of...
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Go alone and you gain speed; go together and you gain endurance. The tension is choosing: do you want the quick win—or a journey that survives your bad days?
“If you want to go fast, travel alone” flatters speed and autonomy: ...
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Go alone and you gain speed; go together and you gain endurance. The tension is choosing: do you want the quick win—or a journey that survives your bad days?
“If you want to go fast, travel alone” flatters speed and autonomy: f...
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“Don’t mess with Texas” is an old threat — that suggests that Texas always has the option to secede and become its own country. “Cut Texas loose” calls that bluff.
“Cut Texas loose” is a fantasy of severing ties—a blue-state d...
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“Don’t mess with Texas” is an old threat — that suggests that Texas always has the option to secede and become its own country. “Cut Texas loose” calls that bluff.
“Cut Texas loose” is a fantasy of severing ties—a blue-state da...
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“One person, one vote” crowns equal citizens; “those who own the country ought to govern it” crowns capital. The live question is whether democracy serves people—or their owners.
One person, one vote” is a blunt egalitarian id...
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“One person, one vote” crowns equal citizens; “those who own the country ought to govern it” crowns capital. The live question is whether democracy serves people—or their owners.
One person, one vote” is a blunt egalitarian ide...
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At one level this is a silly debate — of course we want democracy. But John Jay’s statement reflects a stark reality about the rise of the billionaire — trillionaire? — class.
John Jay is one of the founding fathers, the first...
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At one level this is a silly debate — of course we want democracy. But John Jay’s statement reflects a stark reality about the rise of the billionaire — trillionaire? — class.
John Jay is one of the founding fathers, the first ...
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“Let it all hang out” is a classic slogan of the countercultural 1960s. It dares you to be unfiltered and authentic. “Tuck it all back in” reminds us that the rest of us aren’t interested.
“Let it all hang out” celebrates expo...
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“Let it all hang out” is a classic slogan of the countercultural 1960s. It dares you to be unfiltered and authentic. “Tuck it all back in” reminds us that the rest of us aren’t interested.
“Let it all hang out” celebrates expos...
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