Prejudice, n. The precipitate of a principle.
Sep 112017
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You cannot have a contemporary prison without contemporary furniture.
—Clouseau
Sep 052017
To discover who is preeminent in a field, ask someone who knows nothing about it.
Aug 292017
Inevitable, adj. 1. Devoutly wished. 2. Acutely feared.
Aug 172017
Too little feminization prevents civilization, too much destroys it, and the trick is to find the inflection point.
Aug 112017
It is possible to win an argument, if you’re willing to forgo the awards ceremony.
Jul 272017
It doesn’t matter what is on television; what matters is that it is on television.
Jul 052017
Problematic, against all odds, has become a useful word, as a sign to stop reading.
Jun 162017
Polarization, n. A state that follows from everyone being continuously informed of what everyone else is thinking, about everything.
Jun 062017
Hell needs more circles.
May 252017
No man is great enough to do without his place and time.