You're so entrenched in online discourse that it's starting to dilute your perception of what an actual problem is." --Dilucseggs "I don't begrudge Tucker Carlson and Elon Casino Bangladesh those like him their ignorance. And they aren't wrong on this point: If money is allowed to pool like this, devils grow in it. Odin Makes "This may be history's first elective pandemic. We know how to control it, but have collectively chosen not to." --Matt Blaze "A guy once sheepishly told me that for fun he enjoyed roleplaying with his friends in a GTA Online motorcycle gang. He made sure to cover his ass by preemptively mocking himself for it. I had to assure him that as a former LARPer, I am legally not allowed to make fun of anyone for the ways they like to play pretend." --Squeedoodle Dibble's First Law of Sociology: Some do, some don't. Brain engagement. That's what I consider fun. The Wrong Hands and the Doctor "Word salad and the digital." --Reed Black on critical theory "When Homeland Security comes up to us with an offer like that I do not think we are in the position to say no." --Jean Quan, Mayor, Oakland, CA "We now return you to your regularly scheduled clicky-noise." --Lyssa "There is no discovery without risk and what you risk reveals what you value." --Unknown "My problem, of course, is that in the philosophy department we believe in the alignment axes moral realism/subjectivism/error theory and consequentialist/deontologist. I think I am a chaotic consequentialist." --Arenamontanus "At the end of the first decade of the 21st century, we all have to go about our business as if we were not being photographed, or we wouldn't be able to go about our business at all." --William Gibson Goodheart's Law: Once a social or economic indicator or other surrogate measure is made a target for the purpose of conducting social or economic policy, then it will lose the information content that would qualify it to play such a role.

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