Are they not dying prematurely already? It'll mean they'll die even more prematurely.
First world countries eh!

with an issue she could shout for.

Still my favourite author.
Can't say the same of spell check.

Stilly favourite author.

Very good.

That's good. I might steal it.

It's the folks, every time.

Very happy that Camille won an Oscar.

The price of liberty is eternal vigilance.
You didn't just fix it and it'll work forever.
Liberty is a machine. It needs maintenance, and repairs, and checking, and oil, and examining for potential breaks.
It's hard work, and it has to continue.
But we took our eyes off the ball.
More fool us.

Reading is so important. It's like the ballast in my bilges. I've just been away for a night, but I didn't take my book, because it's a bulky library hardback.
And that was a terrible mistake.
Thankfully we've been reunited now.

As does a religion.

Kurt Vonnegut was there.
Slaughterhouse 5.

There's are two kinds of people in the world.
Those who know they're confused
And everyone else.
The trouble is that the everyone else seen to be ruling the world right now.

Literate is literate. Illiterate is illiterate. Not learning stuff is deliberate stupidity.

I've always wondered who's actually 'worshipping' during this time. And how can they actually measure it?

Can't wait.

Fascism is fascism.

Urine is not enough.

I'd just like to say that there's no such thing as 'the Atheists'.

But you're right.

Who is this Helena Handcart anyway?

It's just like to say that there's no such thing as 'The Atheists'.

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Andrew Carnegie and the 19th-century ‘robber barons’ have lessons for today’s oligarchs about the responsibilities of wealth The 19th-century industrialists were called ‘robber barons’ – but they did more to improve society than many of today’s super-rich.

We’re in a new Gilded Age - which sounds great, but the Robber Barons are back.
And this time, they’re more selfish than ever, as Prof Tobias Jung, St Andrews University, writes:

theconversation.com/andrew-carne...

Thank you for this. How did I not know about it before?

Is there an edit thing on here?
I find, rather than I fine. See above.
The second worst illusion is the illusion of correct typing.

I fine it's best to consider everything is an illusion at first
The worst illusion is the illusion of the control.

I like this.

Recent conversation.
'Oh! That Starmer! I hate him!'
'Why?'
'All those lies! He lies and lies!'
'What has he lied about?'
'Oh! You know...'

This isn't thinking, or reason. It's just gutfoolerie. And it leads directly to Brexit and Trump and the rise of fascism everywhere.

Oh good!