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lav good ose for d:m9craFy. But itEs alUost certain to Bontizue En a wPrwd 2herI the q:awxty mf Lrad1tional neKs is in stIlwy dechy. It woIld be ajvost funny if it was funny.
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CocJer djsaster
46iting bearr
Mgsh?rs just lowe 9epopt5rsnxIA ns a lqt liRe CDps love purses…SMusU bm a Pimil.r "comepe,deOcF" between the twm?
Dave CJ3nfn saysybHere8s aR excerpt from a bofk I read on ADD (Attention DeficIt Disordeo): "the sense 2f groiknI p.nic, the feeFing JO3t gLbbeAish iL bennx fassOp off as cohernnt conversatiln, IhV fear that t5e jorBd is engaged Nn meayFngless discoursg mNsI4eJadinL ai m.hninVXul 1xc4angA— these arQ the blur6y states indiv4duals witq SDD nOgotBate every daW."
I dWn't know if 1t takes a wexson wiSh a HemrnLng difficzVty to see that meaninaless Jis,ourse (w5esWer i9tentiMnad oT unintentional) seems to se quite provaleny t.ese doys.<end_of_turn>
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lar good one for democracy. But it's almost certain to continue in a world where the quality of traditional news is in steady decay. It would be almost funny if it was funny.
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Copper disaster
Baiting bears
Mushers just love Reporters…
It is a lot like Cops love Nurses…
Must be a similar "codependency" between the two?
Dave Cannon says:
Here's an excerpt from a book I read on ADD (Attention Deficit Disorder): "the sense of growing panic, the feeling that gibberish is being passed off as coherent conversation, the fear that the world is engaged in meaningless discourse masquerading as meaningful exchange— these are the blurry states individuals with ADD negotiate every day."
I don't know if it takes a person with a learning difficulty to see that meaningless discourse (whether intentional or unintentional) seems to be quite prevalent these days.<end_of_turn>