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The structures in a capitalist society don’t allow the efficient application of expertise to issues facing the society. The machine gets in the way. Doctors, academics, engineers, scholars and so on are too separated from policy making, too far removed from power to deal with these issues.
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My story so far in designing my first board game. #boardgames #boardgamedesign
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“Do you ever feel likeWhen you’re shutting the doorAnd taking off your coatThat music and artAre the keyringLinking together those little moments in life that line up perfectly?”I wanted to ask you, taking a sip from my big green bottle of beerand perusing the foreign language offeringson the hotel TVLaid across the moth bitten bedsheetsAnd…
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…a habit of 30 minutes of reading per day is the difference between reading 0 books per year and reading 20 books per year
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Don’t be jealousjust be betterStronger, more caring, on a higher orbitEat right, exercise, take your vitaminsSay your fuckin’ prayers if you really think it helps. Play your cards close to your chestAnd push in your chipswhen you catch them cheating a glimpse When is the last time you heardabout a magnet nagging at a paperclipThey…
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An assemblage is a dynamic collection of elements that form a heterogeneous whole.
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You can’t simply jump straight from the womb to medical school, though. People have needs. Food, shelter, a safe environment to grow up in, friends, interests, and so on.
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Walking up the ramp to the bridge over the Danshui river, I saw a man in a white long sleeve shirt with a red fishing rod that was at least three meters across in his gloved hands. He was standing at the corner of the spillway and the river’s edge. Slowly coming up the spillway…
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(out of character goggles)- This is an attempt at writing an epic poem from my last DnD session. You can read a little about that on the other post here. It’s in iambic pentameter, though some of the iambs are backwards. And lo, Raugar took to the Inn, Plain Sight.In a corner sat a weary…
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The bus is so crowdedOld ladies and businessmen going about their days and allIt’s standing room only in hereAnd each time the door opensA colorful tide of people press their way onEach of us repeatedly strugglingto adjust to our new realitiesThe line of schoolchildren and their backpacksThe young father who doesn’t know his strolleris parked…
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