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True personal freedom is choosing to live [well] below your means.
#ThoughtExperiments
Was the original Optimus Prime really a @cybertruck?
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Expertise increases risk taking only linearly, but the effects of collision are nonlinear: 40km/h is > 10 times the risks of 10km/h. This explains the mortality of experts outside ludic setups (racing tracks for cars, dedicated roads for cycling competitions, etc.)
x isnot f(x)
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I think more normal people need to start making flags to represent them. Too many crazy people have a monopoly on flags.
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🚀 🇺🇸 We have liftoff!! And something worth landing in…
🦀 Our Bay Sauce hits stores soon!
First stop in the flying car? The store for our BRAND NEW Bay Sauce. 🦀 Coming to shelves soon!
Really surprised @TheOnion has not yet weighed in here. 👀
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Simply wanting it more than everyone else is absolutely a competitive moat.
The sooner you realize this, the better
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#DT17 is underway…
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Criminals. You can't trust any agreement with them, certainly not a ceasefire.
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Researchers finally discovered the underlying cause of imposter syndrome. It's because you're an imposter. Everyone knows what they're doing except you. We can all tell you're in way over your head.
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On this date in 1986, "Double Dare" debuted on Nickelodeon.
BITE-SIZED FACT | Hosted by Marc Summers, the messy game show became a Nickelodeon classic, eventually producing 482 episodes during its original 1986–1993 run. #80s
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"Mr. Wizard's World" debuted on Nickelodeon today in 1983. The educational science series ran for six seasons and aired 78 episodes.
BITE-SIZED FACT | Don Herbert returned as Mr. Wizard, demonstrating science experiments and explaining how everyday things worked. #80s
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On this date in 1985, the "M.A.S.K." (Mobile Armored Strike Kommand) animated series debuted on television.
BITE-SIZED FACT | The cartoon was developed alongside Kenner's M.A.S.K. toy line, with the toys and animated series helping introduce kids to the characters and vehicles. #80s






























