Search results for: "the" <a href="computers">computers</a> (Line 3) <p>"> "_I want no local storage anywhere near me o<b>the</b>r than maybe caches. No disks, no state, my world entirely in <b>the</b> network. Storage needs to be backed up and maintained, which should be someone else's problem, one I'm happy to pay to have <b>the</b>m solve"_"</p> <a href="computers">computers</a> (Line 7) <p>"I'm sure <b>the</b>y're happy to sift through it..."</p> <a href="computers">computers</a> (Line 9) <p>"> "_Also, storage on one machine means that machine is different from ano<b>the</b>r machine. At Bell Labs we worked in <b>the</b> Unix Room, which had a bunch of machines we called "terminals". Latterly <b>the</b>se were mostly PCs, but <b>the</b> key point is that we didn't use <b>the</b>ir disks for anything except caching. The terminal was a computer but we didn't compute on it; computing was done in <b>the</b> computer center. The terminal, even though it had a nice color screen and mouse and network and all that, was just a portal to <b>the</b> real computers in <b>the</b> back. When I left work and went home, I could pick up where I left off, pretty much. My dream setup would drop <b>the</b> "pretty much" qualification from that_""</p> <a href="computers">computers</a> (Line 11) <p>"> "_Twenty years ago, you expected a phone to be provided everywhere you went, and that phone worked <b>the</b> same everywhere. At a friend's house, or a restaurant, or a hotel, or a pay phone, you could pick up <b>the</b> receiver and make a call. You didn't carry a phone around with you; phones were part of <b>the</b> infrastructure. Computers, well, that was a different story_""</p> <a href="computers">computers</a> (Line 19) <p>"> I would allow <b>the</b> setup to force me to carry a computer screen around, as long as it rolled up and fit inside something <b>the</b> size of a pen and had touch input when unrolled. As long as it had no local storage."</p> <a href="agit-prop">agit-prop</a> (Line 1) <p>"For every solution-ist worth <b>the</b>ir salt <b>the</b>re are a dime-a-dozen if not more agitation people - who rile up <b>the</b>ir audiences leaving <b>the</b>m in a frenzied state over often inconsequential and sometimes faraway events"</p> <a href="agit-prop">agit-prop</a> (Line 3) <p>"Georgi Plekhanov, dubbed <b>the</b> fa<b>the</b>r of Russian Marxism, believed propagandists present many ideas to one or a few people whereas agitators present only one or a few ideas to a mass of people"</p> <a href="agit-prop">agit-prop</a> (Line 7) <p>"Lenin explained in a 1902 pamphlet, 'What Is to be Done', his beliefs on <b>the</b> role of <b>the</b> propagandist and agitator"</p> <a href="agit-prop">agit-prop</a> (Line 10) <p>"- Agitators, for <b>the</b>ir part, act on emotional levels, rousing people to take an interest in social ills"</p> <a href="agit-prop">agit-prop</a> (Line 12) <p>"Agit-prop lives on from soviet-times, its spiritual descendents being <b>the</b> numerous political pundits littering your feed after any major politicism whose long-winded rants while sometimes dropping pithy remarks only tangentially touch on 'possible' solutions. "</p> <a href="agit-prop">agit-prop</a> (Line 16) <p>"So agitation propaganda really is like casting spells onto <b>the</b> masses, <b>the</b> spells being hard-coded signals to your anger receptors. Rule by rumourville"</p> <a href="matt-damon">matt-damon</a> (Line 3) <p>"> _"Fortune favors <b>the</b> brave_""</p> <a href="matt-damon">matt-damon</a> (Line 5) <p>"> saying attributed to Pliny <b>the</b> Elder before his expedition to Mount Vesuviusi"</p> <a href="stagnant-vs-running-water">stagnant-vs-running-water</a> (Line 3) <p>"The o<b>the</b>r is mineral rich and life springs forth from it"</p> <a href="stagnant-vs-running-water">stagnant-vs-running-water</a> (Line 5) <p>"Some hobbies are celebrated o<b>the</b>rs looked down upon"</p> <a href="stagnant-vs-running-water">stagnant-vs-running-water</a> (Line 7) <p>"> _"His ignorance was as remarkable as his knowledge. Of contemporary literature, philosophy and politics he appeared to know next to nothing. Upon my quoting Thomas Carlyle, he inquired in <b>the</b> naivest way who he might be and what he had done. My surprise reached a climax, however, when I found incidentally that he was ignorant of <b>the</b> Copernican Theory and of <b>the</b> composition of <b>the</b> Solar System. That any civilized human being in this nineteenth century should not be aware that <b>the</b> earth travelled round <b>the</b> sun appeared to be to me such an extraordinary fact that I could hardly realize it"_"</p> <a href="stagnant-vs-running-water">stagnant-vs-running-water</a> (Line 13) <p>"> _“You see,†he explained, “I consider that a man’s brain originally is like a little empty attic, and you have to stock it with such furniture as you choose. A fool takes in all <b>the</b> lumber of every sort that he comes across, so that <b>the</b> knowledge which might be useful to him gets crowded out, or at best is jumbled up with a lot of o<b>the</b>r things so that he has a difficulty in laying his hands upon it. Now <b>the</b> skillful workman is very careful indeed as to what he takes into his brain-attic. He will have nothing but <b>the</b> tools which may help him in doing his work, but of <b>the</b>se he has a large assortment, and all in <b>the</b> most perfect order. It is a mistake to think that that little room has elastic walls and can distend to any extent. Depend upon it <b>the</b>re comes a time when for every addition of knowledge you forget something that you knew before. It is of <b>the</b> highest importance, <b>the</b>refore, not to have useless facts elbowing out <b>the</b> useful ones.â€_"</p> <a href="stagnant-vs-running-water">stagnant-vs-running-water</a> (Line 15) <p>"> _"“But <b>the</b> Solar System!†I protested."_"</p> <a href="stagnant-vs-running-water">stagnant-vs-running-water</a> (Line 17) <p>"> _“What <b>the</b> deuce is it to me?†he interrupted impatiently; “you say that we go round <b>the</b> sun. If we went round <b>the</b> moon it would not make a pennyworth of difference to me or to my work.â€_"</p> <a href="autism">autism</a> (Line 1) <p>"Being on <b>the</b> 'verge, brink and edge' are scenarios you'd be hardpressed to find a low-functiioning autist stay in"</p> <a href="autism">autism</a> (Line 3) <p>"Autists are fine-tuned to be super-sensitive to stimuli, too much will overwhelm <b>the</b>ir senses."</p> <a href="autism">autism</a> (Line 5) <p>"Where autists differ with <b>the</b>ir non-autistic brethren is <b>the</b> freshhold of stimuli one can tolerate before thrasing/fleeing"</p> <a href="autism">autism</a> (Line 7) <p>"Domesticated man is adapted in <b>the</b> sense, he can tolerate, aclimatize and justify why he willingly remains in stressful environments "</p> <a href="autism">autism</a> (Line 13) <p>"To seek <b>the</b> pathhood of least resistance is acceptable for one and lazy for ano<b>the</b>r"</p> <a href="your-inner-elf">your-inner-elf</a> (Line 1) <p>"One child takes a swig from his mo<b>the</b>r's teat, <b>the</b> o<b>the</b>r formula"</p> <a href="your-inner-elf">your-inner-elf</a> (Line 3) <p>"One chows down on a steak while <b>the</b> o<b>the</b>r digs his fork into noodles"</p> <a href="your-inner-elf">your-inner-elf</a> (Line 5) <p>"There is - or was - an inner elf inside of you, it lay dormant during childhood and if given <b>the</b> proper building blocks would have built you from <b>the</b> ground-up"</p> <a href="your-inner-elf">your-inner-elf</a> (Line 7) <p>"> _"Like a fine painting passed down through generations, conditions that ei<b>the</b>r harm or preserve are permanently recorded in <b>the</b> provenance of a family's DNA. When <b>the</b> DNA is mistreated, like a Monet thrown into o<b>the</b> corner of a damp musty basement, <b>the</b> inheritance loses its value. And <b>the</b> losses may be devestating"_"</p> <a href="your-inner-elf">your-inner-elf</a> (Line 9) <p>"> _Deep Nutrition: Why Your Genes Need Traditional Food, Ca<b>the</b>rine Shanahan_"</p> <a href="your-inner-elf">your-inner-elf</a> (Line 11) <p>"When your elf is mistreated everybody hurts, and everybody down <b>the</b> line hurts"</p> <a href="your-inner-elf">your-inner-elf</a> (Line 17) <p>"[The Only Blackpill Video You Need to See](//rumble.com/v654kem-<b>the</b>-only-black-video-you-need-to-see)"</p> <a href="sex-is-backwards">sex-is-backwards</a> (Line 1) <p>"In an edenic world sex would always be something welcomed and <b>the</b>re weuld be nothing taboo about it, you could do it anywhere and any time "</p> <a href="lard">lard</a> (Line 1) <p>"Growing up I associated lard as something pre WW2 or essential to <b>the</b> insult 'lardass'."</p> <a href="lard">lard</a> (Line 3) <p>"My local cornerstore, <b>the</b> shopkeep and his two assistants looked at me like I was speaking greek."</p> <a href="lard">lard</a> (Line 5) <p>"To my surprise, it was right in front of me. When I point it out, <b>the</b>y went ohhh its butter."</p> <a href="lard">lard</a> (Line 7) <p>"In <b>the</b> co-operative, <b>the</b> man stocking <b>the</b> shelves had no idea and thought I meant chocolate, after I spelled it out and told him its used in cooking, everyones ears in <b>the</b> queue perked up and a kind English lady told me <b>the</b>y wont have it and to go to <b>the</b> store down <b>the</b> road"</p> <a href="fuck-your-language">fuck-your-language</a> (Line 9) <p>"Words have become so useless, we need to _justify_ invoking <b>the</b>m in discussion"</p> <a href="fuck-your-language">fuck-your-language</a> (Line 11) <p>"_"it's X, in <b>the</b> sense that..."_"</p> <a href="fuck-your-language">fuck-your-language</a> (Line 13) <p>"At <b>the</b> end of <b>the</b> day, words mean what <b>the</b> 'brokers of power' aka round-table intelligentsia want <b>the</b>m to be"</p> <a href="fuck-your-language">fuck-your-language</a> (Line 15) <p>"Words have been boiled down to <b>the</b>ir lowest common denominator, refrosted - deforested"</p> <a href="fuck-your-language">fuck-your-language</a> (Line 17) <p>"Think of <b>the</b>se 'sounds' as a rolling ball of bubblegum, which continuously gets new things tacked onto it"</p> <a href="fuck-your-language">fuck-your-language</a> (Line 23) <p>"> _"Why did <b>the</b>y call World War I, 'World War I'?"_"</p> <a href="fuck-your-language">fuck-your-language</a> (Line 27) <p>"> _"Or did <b>the</b>y just know it was <b>the</b> start of a franchise"_"</p> <a href="marathon-running">marathon-running</a> (Line 1) <p>"Pheidippides <b>the</b> messenger and professional long distance runner ran from Marathon, Greece to A<b>the</b>ns in 490BC to spread a message that Greece had won <b>the</b> battle of Marathon over <b>the</b> Persians. Upon crying, ‘Hail, we are <b>the</b> winners’ he <b>the</b>n collapsed and died soon after. He ran a total of 240kms in two days"</p> <a href="avoiding-rsi">avoiding-rsi</a> (Line 1) <p>"The more you eat, <b>the</b> more you age"</p> <a href="christian-thoughts">christian-thoughts</a> (Line 1) <p>"## Don't get in conversation with <b>the</b> demon/devil"</p> <a href="christian-thoughts">christian-thoughts</a> (Line 6) <p>"They are crafty and will hold your hand leading you to explore and <b>the</b>orize sinful fantasies"</p> <a href="christian-thoughts">christian-thoughts</a> (Line 12) <p>"The demons will walk you down <b>the</b> same path you've walked a hundred times before"</p> <a href="christian-thoughts">christian-thoughts</a> (Line 16) <p>"After <b>the</b> spiritual surgery has taken place true rebellion is an idea now attainable"</p> <a href="christian-thoughts">christian-thoughts</a> (Line 22) <p>"We betray each o<b>the</b>r at <b>the</b> drop of a hat."</p> <a href="christian-thoughts">christian-thoughts</a> (Line 24) <p>"We see <b>the</b> wounds on <b>the</b> risen Christ, where he was pierced with nails. "</p> <a href="christian-thoughts">christian-thoughts</a> (Line 26) <p>"But <b>the</b> wounds in our brethren we are oblivious to."</p> <a href="christian-thoughts">christian-thoughts</a> (Line 28) <p>"## Math, Art and <b>the</b> Sciences "</p> <a href="christian-thoughts">christian-thoughts</a> (Line 32) <p>"Before I used to think, did God really create such a wondrous universe as his plaything, if death is guaranteed, why allow man to reach great scientific heights? Why does such a powerful God allow us to excel in <b>the</b> arts and sciences, for his glory?"</p> <a href="christian-thoughts">christian-thoughts</a> (Line 34) <p>"My personal opinion is that God gave us those things as a playground, and <b>the</b> beauty we decode from studying sciences by nature glorifies him."</p> <a href="christian-thoughts">christian-thoughts</a> (Line 36) <p>"## Pornography and <b>the</b> Sin of Self Abuse"</p> <a href="christian-thoughts">christian-thoughts</a> (Line 40) <p>"I used to deride o<b>the</b>rs. Each streak of abstinency, I commemorated with boasting and jeering. And each time I was humbled."</p> <a href="christian-thoughts">christian-thoughts</a> (Line 44) <p>"That is why, we comission <b>the</b> demons. We toss fresh souls onto <b>the</b> barbecue spit, onto <b>the</b> funeral pyre. "</p> <a href="christian-thoughts">christian-thoughts</a> (Line 46) <p>"Our fantasies guide us into <b>the</b> tailor's shop, where we outfit <b>the</b> next generation of pornstars, and whe<b>the</b>r it's our wallets or attention we comission <b>the</b> demons."</p> <a href="christian-thoughts">christian-thoughts</a> (Line 48) <p>"We spur pornstars on, as <b>the</b>y take part in <b>the</b> Devil's marathon. Each view, each click. "</p> <a href="christian-thoughts">christian-thoughts</a> (Line 50) <p>"But, as <b>the</b> Church and Her infinite wisdom teaches us. "</p> <a href="christian-thoughts">christian-thoughts</a> (Line 52) <p>"> _"Let <b>the</b>m not perish because of me a sinner"_"</p> <a href="christian-thoughts">christian-thoughts</a> (Line 58) <p>"> _"I am <b>the</b> worst of sinners"_"</p> <a href="christian-thoughts">christian-thoughts</a> (Line 60) <p>"So too are we, but unlike Judas who dropped out of <b>the</b> marathon through confession let us re-enroll."</p> <a href="christian-thoughts">christian-thoughts</a> (Line 62) <p>"And pray for <b>the</b> numerous victims of pornography, let us no longer carry or cheer <b>the</b>m in <b>the</b> Devil's marathon but through tearful prayer beg <b>the</b>y are grafted into <b>the</b> marathon which is salvation."</p> <a href="christian-thoughts">christian-thoughts</a> (Line 70) <p>"Phronema will bleed into o<b>the</b>r areas of your life"</p> <a href="offloading-parenting">offloading-parenting</a> (Line 1) <p>"Offloading parenting is <b>the</b> transferral of fa<b>the</b>rly/mo<b>the</b>rly duties onto o<b>the</b>rs - like 'outsourcing'"</p> <a href="offloading-parenting">offloading-parenting</a> (Line 7) <p>"A fa<b>the</b>r doesn't pass on to his son, his worldview"</p> <a href="offloading-parenting">offloading-parenting</a> (Line 17) <p>"You don't have to do your homework on <b>the</b> latest triple A titles"</p> <a href="offloading-parenting">offloading-parenting</a> (Line 32) <p>"The passing on of <b>the</b> parental torch is a delicate operation and <b>the</b> utmost care must be taken :))"</p> <a href="space-age-and-grandfather-clocks">space-age-and-grandfather-clocks</a> (Line 1) <p>"If something is space-age design wise it's maximally designed to be efficient to take to space, if something is grandfa<b>the</b>r clock it's baroque needs utmost care "</p> <a href="man-the-fort">man-the-fort</a> (Line 3) <p>"> _"When <b>the</b> Romans left England <b>the</b> pigs got smaller"_"</p> <a href="man-the-fort">man-the-fort</a> (Line 5) <p>"Its hard to defend a castle when it's under siege and you're also not <b>the</b>re"</p> <a href="man-the-fort">man-the-fort</a> (Line 11) <p>"> military initialism (acronym) for absent without leave (<b>the</b> phrase itself is attested by 1767 in a military context). In U.S. military use by 1917. According to <b>the</b> "Dictionary of Contemporary American Usage" (1957), it was pronounced as four letters in World War I, as a word in World War II."</p> <a href="man-the-fort">man-the-fort</a> (Line 14) <p>"The people you grew up with were meant to stay with you - and you with <b>the</b>m - for life "</p> <a href="man-the-fort">man-the-fort</a> (Line 20) <p>"> Though <b>the</b>re are machines that can work ten to a hundred times faster than man, <b>the</b>y are not needed."</p> <a href="man-the-fort">man-the-fort</a> (Line 24) <p>"> Though <b>the</b>y have boats and carriages, no on uses <b>the</b>m."</p> <a href="man-the-fort">man-the-fort</a> (Line 26) <p>"> Though <b>the</b>y have armor and weapons, no one displays <b>the</b>m."</p> <a href="man-the-fort">man-the-fort</a> (Line 28) <p>"> Men return to <b>the</b> knotting of rope in place of writing."</p> <a href="man-the-fort">man-the-fort</a> (Line 30) <p>"> Their food is plain and good, <b>the</b>ir clo<b>the</b>s fine but simple, <b>the</b>ir homes secure;"</p> <a href="man-the-fort">man-the-fort</a> (Line 32) <p>"> They are happy in <b>the</b>ir ways."</p> <a href="man-the-fort">man-the-fort</a> (Line 34) <p>"> Though <b>the</b>y live within sight of <b>the</b>ir neighbors,"</p> <a href="man-the-fort">man-the-fort</a> (Line 36) <p>"> And crowing cocks and barking dogs are heard across <b>the</b> way,"</p> <a href="man-the-fort">man-the-fort</a> (Line 38) <p>"> Yet <b>the</b>y leave each o<b>the</b>r in peace while <b>the</b>y grow old and die.""</p> <a href="non-foods">non-foods</a> (Line 1) <p>"Despite <b>the</b>ir darling status, <b>the</b> _foods that fueled a nation_ aren't really foods."</p> <a href="non-foods">non-foods</a> (Line 10) <p>"The Hadza felt like <b>the</b>y got <b>the</b> worse side of <b>the</b> deal after trading <b>the</b>ir hard-earned wild-honey to neighboring tribes for cornmeal "</p> <a href="when-im-gone">when-im-gone</a> (Line 1) <p>"> _"I often wonder how many webmasters are long since reposed... <b>the</b>ir sites frozen like amber with heirs paying hosting fees as a memorial"_ - hacker news netizen"</p> <a href="tacked-on-masculinity">tacked-on-masculinity</a> (Line 5) <p>"Sports require officials which lay down <b>the</b> law aka rules"</p> <a href="avoiding-internet-landmines">avoiding-internet-landmines</a> (Line 1) <p>"Before various evils had spread <b>the</b>ir wings over <b>the</b> web, you could've treated it like a library"</p> <a href="avoiding-internet-landmines">avoiding-internet-landmines</a> (Line 9) <p>"In <b>the</b> words of <b>the</b> author,"</p> <a href="avoiding-internet-landmines">avoiding-internet-landmines</a> (Line 11) <p>"> _"No browsers, accounts, distractions, crappy algorithm and recommendations, advertisements, sponsors, intros, outros, fillers or empty spaces. We eliminate <b>the</b>m all"_"</p> <a href="avoiding-internet-landmines">avoiding-internet-landmines</a> (Line 15) <p>"_A POSIX script that helps you find Youtube videos (without API) and opens/downloads <b>the</b>m using mpv/youtube-dl_"</p> <a href="avoiding-internet-landmines">avoiding-internet-landmines</a> (Line 21) <p>"Example 3. Unplug <b>the</b> router"</p> <a href="left">left</a> (Line 1) <p>"Search results for: "<b>the</b>""</p> <a href="left">left</a> (Line 4) <p>"<p>"&gt; &#34;_I want no local storage anywhere near me o<b><b>the</b></b>r than maybe caches. No disks, no state, my world entirely in <b><b>the</b></b> network. Storage needs to be backed up and maintained, which should be someone else&#39;s problem, one I&#39;m happy to pay to have <b><b>the</b></b>m solve&#34;_"</p>"</p> <a href="left">left</a> (Line 7) <p>"<p>"I&#39;m sure <b><b>the</b></b>y&#39;re happy to sift through it..."</p>"</p> <a href="left">left</a> (Line 10) <p>"<p>"&gt; &#34;_Also, storage on one machine means that machine is different from ano<b><b>the</b></b>r machine. At Bell Labs we worked in <b><b>the</b></b> Unix Room, which had a bunch of machines we called &#34;terminals&#34;. Latterly <b><b>the</b></b>se were mostly PCs, but <b><b>the</b></b> key point is that we didn&#39;t use <b><b>the</b></b>ir disks for anything except caching. The terminal was a computer but we didn&#39;t compute on it; computing was done in <b><b>the</b></b> computer center. The terminal, even though it had a nice color screen and mouse and network and all that, was just a portal to <b><b>the</b></b> real computers in <b><b>the</b></b> back. When I left work and went home, I could pick up where I left off, pretty much. My dream setup would drop <b><b>the</b></b> &#34;pretty much&#34; qualification from that_&#34;"</p>"</p> <a href="left">left</a> (Line 13) <p>"<p>"&gt; &#34;_Twenty years ago, you expected a phone to be provided everywhere you went, and that phone worked <b><b>the</b></b> same everywhere. At a friend&#39;s house, or a restaurant, or a hotel, or a pay phone, you could pick up <b><b>the</b></b> receiver and make a call. You didn&#39;t carry a phone around with you; phones were part of <b><b>the</b></b> infrastructure. Computers, well, that was a different story_&#34;"</p>"</p> <a href="left">left</a> (Line 16) <p>"<p>"&gt; I would allow <b><b>the</b></b> setup to force me to carry a computer screen around, as long as it rolled up and fit inside something <b><b>the</b></b> size of a pen and had touch input when unrolled. As long as it had no local storage."</p>"</p> <a href="left">left</a> (Line 19) <p>"<p>"For every solution-ist worth <b><b>the</b></b>ir salt <b><b>the</b></b>re are a dime-a-dozen if not more agitation people - who rile up <b><b>the</b></b>ir audiences leaving <b><b>the</b></b>m in a frenzied state over often inconsequential and sometimes faraway events"</p>"</p> <a href="left">left</a> (Line 22) <p>"<p>"Georgi Plekhanov, dubbed <b><b>the</b></b> fa<b><b>the</b></b>r of Russian Marxism, believed propagandists present many ideas to one or a few people whereas agitators present only one or a few ideas to a mass of people"</p>"</p> <a href="left">left</a> (Line 25) <p>"<p>"Lenin explained in a 1902 pamphlet, &#39;What Is to be Done&#39;, his beliefs on <b><b>the</b></b> role of <b><b>the</b></b> propagandist and agitator"</p>"</p> <a href="left">left</a> (Line 28) <p>"<p>"- Agitators, for <b><b>the</b></b>ir part, act on emotional levels, rousing people to take an interest in social ills"</p>"</p> <a href="left">left</a> (Line 31) <p>"<p>"Agit-prop lives on from soviet-times, its spiritual descendents being <b><b>the</b></b> numerous political pundits littering your feed after any major politicism whose long-winded rants while sometimes dropping pithy remarks only tangentially touch on &#39;possible&#39; solutions. "</p>"</p> <a href="left">left</a> (Line 34) <p>"<p>"So agitation propaganda really is like casting spells onto <b><b>the</b></b> masses, <b><b>the</b></b> spells being hard-coded signals to your anger receptors. Rule by rumourville"</p>"</p> <a href="left">left</a> (Line 37) <p>"<p>"&gt; _&#34;Fortune favors <b><b>the</b></b> brave_&#34;"</p>"</p> <a href="left">left</a> (Line 40) <p>"<p>"&gt; saying attributed to Pliny <b><b>the</b></b> Elder before his expedition to Mount Vesuviusi"</p>"</p> <a href="left">left</a> (Line 43) <p>"<p>"The o<b><b>the</b></b>r is mineral rich and life springs forth from it"</p>"</p> <a href="left">left</a> (Line 46) <p>"<p>"Some hobbies are celebrated o<b><b>the</b></b>rs looked down upon"</p>"</p> <a href="left">left</a> (Line 49) <p>"<p>"&gt; _&#34;His ignorance was as remarkable as his knowledge. Of contemporary literature, philosophy and politics he appeared to know next to nothing. Upon my quoting Thomas Carlyle, he inquired in <b><b>the</b></b> naivest way who he might be and what he had done. My surprise reached a climax, however, when I found incidentally that he was ignorant of <b><b>the</b></b> Copernican Theory and of <b><b>the</b></b> composition of <b><b>the</b></b> Solar System. That any civilized human being in this nineteenth century should not be aware that <b><b>the</b></b> earth travelled round <b><b>the</b></b> sun appeared to be to me such an extraordinary fact that I could hardly realize it&#34;_"</p>"</p> <a href="left">left</a> (Line 52) <p>"<p>"&gt; _“You see,†he explained, “I consider that a man’s brain originally is like a little empty attic, and you have to stock it with such furniture as you choose. A fool takes in all <b><b>the</b></b> lumber of every sort that he comes across, so that <b><b>the</b></b> knowledge which might be useful to him gets crowded out, or at best is jumbled up with a lot of o<b><b>the</b></b>r things so that he has a difficulty in laying his hands upon it. Now <b><b>the</b></b> skillful workman is very careful indeed as to what he takes into his brain-attic. He will have nothing but <b><b>the</b></b> tools which may help him in doing his work, but of <b><b>the</b></b>se he has a large assortment, and all in <b><b>the</b></b> most perfect order. It is a mistake to think that that little room has elastic walls and can distend to any extent. Depend upon it <b><b>the</b></b>re comes a time when for every addition of knowledge you forget something that you knew before. It is of <b><b>the</b></b> highest importance, <b><b>the</b></b>refore, not to have useless facts elbowing out <b><b>the</b></b> useful ones.â€_"</p>"</p> <a href="left">left</a> (Line 55) <p>"<p>"&gt; _&#34;“But <b><b>the</b></b> Solar System!†I protested.&#34;_"</p>"</p> <a href="left">left</a> (Line 58) <p>"<p>"&gt; _“What <b><b>the</b></b> deuce is it to me?†he interrupted impatiently; “you say that we go round <b><b>the</b></b> sun. If we went round <b><b>the</b></b> moon it would not make a pennyworth of difference to me or to my work.â€_"</p>"</p> <a href="left">left</a> (Line 61) <p>"<p>"Being on <b><b>the</b></b> &#39;verge, brink and edge&#39; are scenarios you&#39;d be hardpressed to find a low-functiioning autist stay in"</p>"</p> <a href="left">left</a> (Line 64) <p>"<p>"Autists are fine-tuned to be super-sensitive to stimuli, too much will overwhelm <b><b>the</b></b>ir senses."</p>"</p> <a href="left">left</a> (Line 67) <p>"<p>"Where autists differ with <b><b>the</b></b>ir non-autistic brethren is <b><b>the</b></b> freshhold of stimuli one can tolerate before thrasing/fleeing"</p>"</p> <a href="left">left</a> (Line 70) <p>"<p>"Domesticated man is adapted in <b><b>the</b></b> sense, he can tolerate, aclimatize and justify why he willingly remains in stressful environments "</p>"</p> <a href="left">left</a> (Line 73) <p>"<p>"To seek <b><b>the</b></b> pathhood of least resistance is acceptable for one and lazy for ano<b><b>the</b></b>r"</p>"</p> <a href="left">left</a> (Line 76) <p>"<p>"One child takes a swig from his mo<b><b>the</b></b>r&#39;s teat, <b><b>the</b></b> o<b><b>the</b></b>r formula"</p>"</p> <a href="left">left</a> (Line 79) <p>"<p>"One chows down on a steak while <b><b>the</b></b> o<b><b>the</b></b>r digs his fork into noodles"</p>"</p> <a href="left">left</a> (Line 82) <p>"<p>"There is - or was - an inner elf inside of you, it lay dormant during childhood and if given <b><b>the</b></b> proper building blocks would have built you from <b><b>the</b></b> ground-up"</p>"</p> <a href="left">left</a> (Line 85) <p>"<p>"&gt; _&#34;Like a fine painting passed down through generations, conditions that ei<b><b>the</b></b>r harm or preserve are permanently recorded in <b><b>the</b></b> provenance of a family&#39;s DNA. When <b><b>the</b></b> DNA is mistreated, like a Monet thrown into o<b><b>the</b></b> corner of a damp musty basement, <b><b>the</b></b> inheritance loses its value. And <b><b>the</b></b> losses may be devestating&#34;_"</p>"</p> <a href="left">left</a> (Line 88) <p>"<p>"&gt; _Deep Nutrition: Why Your Genes Need Traditional Food, Ca<b><b>the</b></b>rine Shanahan_"</p>"</p> <a href="left">left</a> (Line 91) <p>"<p>"When your elf is mistreated everybody hurts, and everybody down <b><b>the</b></b> line hurts"</p>"</p> <a href="left">left</a> (Line 94) <p>"<p>"[The Only Blackpill Video You Need to See](//rumble.com/v654kem-<b><b>the</b></b>-only-black-video-you-need-to-see)"</p>"</p> <a href="left">left</a> (Line 97) <p>"<p>"In an edenic world sex would always be something welcomed and <b><b>the</b></b>re weuld be nothing taboo about it, you could do it anywhere and any time "</p>"</p> <a href="left">left</a> (Line 100) <p>"<p>"Growing up I associated lard as something pre WW2 or essential to <b><b>the</b></b> insult &#39;lardass&#39;."</p>"</p> <a href="left">left</a> (Line 103) <p>"<p>"My local cornerstore, <b><b>the</b></b> shopkeep and his two assistants looked at me like I was speaking greek."</p>"</p> <a href="left">left</a> (Line 106) <p>"<p>"To my surprise, it was right in front of me. When I point it out, <b><b>the</b></b>y went ohhh its butter."</p>"</p> <a href="left">left</a> (Line 109) <p>"<p>"In <b><b>the</b></b> co-operative, <b><b>the</b></b> man stocking <b><b>the</b></b> shelves had no idea and thought I meant chocolate, after I spelled it out and told him its used in cooking, everyones ears in <b><b>the</b></b> queue perked up and a kind English lady told me <b><b>the</b></b>y wont have it and to go to <b><b>the</b></b> store down <b><b>the</b></b> road"</p>"</p> <a href="left">left</a> (Line 112) <p>"<p>"Words have become so useless, we need to _justify_ invoking <b><b>the</b></b>m in discussion"</p>"</p> <a href="left">left</a> (Line 115) <p>"<p>"_&#34;it&#39;s X, in <b><b>the</b></b> sense that...&#34;_"</p>"</p> <a href="left">left</a> (Line 118) <p>"<p>"At <b><b>the</b></b> end of <b><b>the</b></b> day, words mean what <b><b>the</b></b> &#39;brokers of power&#39; aka round-table intelligentsia want <b><b>the</b></b>m to be"</p>"</p> <a href="left">left</a> (Line 121) <p>"<p>"Words have been boiled down to <b><b>the</b></b>ir lowest common denominator, refrosted - deforested"</p>"</p> <a href="left">left</a> (Line 124) <p>"<p>"Think of <b><b>the</b></b>se &#39;sounds&#39; as a rolling ball of bubblegum, which continuously gets new things tacked onto it"</p>"</p> <a href="left">left</a> (Line 127) <p>"<p>"&gt; _&#34;Why did <b><b>the</b></b>y call World War I, &#39;World War I&#39;?&#34;_"</p>"</p> <a href="left">left</a> (Line 130) <p>"<p>"&gt; _&#34;Or did <b><b>the</b></b>y just know it was <b><b>the</b></b> start of a franchise&#34;_"</p>"</p> <a href="left">left</a> (Line 133) <p>"<p>"Pheidippides <b><b>the</b></b> messenger and professional long distance runner ran from Marathon, Greece to A<b><b>the</b></b>ns in 490BC to spread a message that Greece had won <b><b>the</b></b> battle of Marathon over <b><b>the</b></b> Persians. Upon crying, ‘Hail, we are <b><b>the</b></b> winners’ he <b><b>the</b></b>n collapsed and died soon after. He ran a total of 240kms in two days"</p>"</p> <a href="left">left</a> (Line 136) <p>"<p>"The more you eat, <b><b>the</b></b> more you age"</p>"</p> <a href="left">left</a> (Line 139) <p>"<p>"## Don&#39;t get in conversation with <b><b>the</b></b> demon/devil"</p>"</p> <a href="left">left</a> (Line 142) <p>"<p>"They are crafty and will hold your hand leading you to explore and <b><b>the</b></b>orize sinful fantasies"</p>"</p> <a href="left">left</a> (Line 145) <p>"<p>"The demons will walk you down <b><b>the</b></b> same path you&#39;ve walked a hundred times before"</p>"</p> <a href="left">left</a> (Line 148) <p>"<p>"After <b><b>the</b></b> spiritual surgery has taken place true rebellion is an idea now attainable"</p>"</p> <a href="left">left</a> (Line 151) <p>"<p>"We betray each o<b><b>the</b></b>r at <b><b>the</b></b> drop of a hat."</p>"</p> <a href="left">left</a> (Line 154) <p>"<p>"We see <b><b>the</b></b> wounds on <b><b>the</b></b> risen Christ, where he was pierced with nails. "</p>"</p> <a href="left">left</a> (Line 157) <p>"<p>"But <b><b>the</b></b> wounds in our brethren we are oblivious to."</p>"</p> <a href="left">left</a> (Line 160) <p>"<p>"## Math, Art and <b><b>the</b></b> Sciences "</p>"</p> <a href="left">left</a> (Line 163) <p>"<p>"Before I used to think, did God really create such a wondrous universe as his plaything, if death is guaranteed, why allow man to reach great scientific heights? Why does such a powerful God allow us to excel in <b><b>the</b></b> arts and sciences, for his glory?"</p>"</p> <a href="left">left</a> (Line 166) <p>"<p>"My personal opinion is that God gave us those things as a playground, and <b><b>the</b></b> beauty we decode from studying sciences by nature glorifies him."</p>"</p> <a href="left">left</a> (Line 169) <p>"<p>"## Pornography and <b><b>the</b></b> Sin of Self Abuse"</p>"</p> <a href="left">left</a> (Line 172) <p>"<p>"I used to deride o<b><b>the</b></b>rs. Each streak of abstinency, I commemorated with boasting and jeering. And each time I was humbled."</p>"</p> <a href="left">left</a> (Line 175) <p>"<p>"That is why, we comission <b><b>the</b></b> demons. We toss fresh souls onto <b><b>the</b></b> barbecue spit, onto <b><b>the</b></b> funeral pyre. "</p>"</p> <a href="left">left</a> (Line 178) <p>"<p>"Our fantasies guide us into <b><b>the</b></b> tailor&#39;s shop, where we outfit <b><b>the</b></b> next generation of pornstars, and whe<b><b>the</b></b>r it&#39;s our wallets or attention we comission <b><b>the</b></b> demons."</p>"</p> <a href="left">left</a> (Line 181) <p>"<p>"We spur pornstars on, as <b><b>the</b></b>y take part in <b><b>the</b></b> Devil&#39;s marathon. Each view, each click. "</p>"</p> <a href="left">left</a> (Line 184) <p>"<p>"But, as <b><b>the</b></b> Church and Her infinite wisdom teaches us. "</p>"</p> <a href="left">left</a> (Line 187) <p>"<p>"&gt; _&#34;Let <b><b>the</b></b>m not perish because of me a sinner&#34;_"</p>"</p> <a href="left">left</a> (Line 190) <p>"<p>"&gt; _&#34;I am <b><b>the</b></b> worst of sinners&#34;_"</p>"</p> <a href="left">left</a> (Line 193) <p>"<p>"So too are we, but unlike Judas who dropped out of <b><b>the</b></b> marathon through confession let us re-enroll."</p>"</p> <a href="left">left</a> (Line 196) <p>"<p>"And pray for <b><b>the</b></b> numerous victims of pornography, let us no longer carry or cheer <b><b>the</b></b>m in <b><b>the</b></b> Devil&#39;s marathon but through tearful prayer beg <b><b>the</b></b>y are grafted into <b><b>the</b></b> marathon which is salvation."</p>"</p> <a href="left">left</a> (Line 199) <p>"<p>"Phronema will bleed into o<b><b>the</b></b>r areas of your life"</p>"</p> <a href="left">left</a> (Line 202) <p>"<p>"Offloading parenting is <b><b>the</b></b> transferral of fa<b><b>the</b></b>rly/mo<b><b>the</b></b>rly duties onto o<b><b>the</b></b>rs - like &#39;outsourcing&#39;"</p>"</p> <a href="left">left</a> (Line 205) <p>"<p>"A fa<b><b>the</b></b>r doesn&#39;t pass on to his son, his worldview"</p>"</p> <a href="left">left</a> (Line 208) <p>"<p>"You don&#39;t have to do your homework on <b><b>the</b></b> latest triple A titles"</p>"</p> <a href="left">left</a> (Line 211) <p>"<p>"The passing on of <b><b>the</b></b> parental torch is a delicate operation and <b><b>the</b></b> utmost care must be taken :))"</p>"</p> <a href="left">left</a> (Line 213) <p>"<a href="space-age-and-grandfa<b>the</b>r-clocks">space-age-and-grandfa<b>the</b>r-clocks</a> (Line 1)"</p> <a href="left">left</a> (Line 214) <p>"<p>"If something is space-age design wise it&#39;s maximally designed to be efficient to take to space, if something is grandfa<b><b>the</b></b>r clock it&#39;s baroque needs utmost care "</p>"</p> <a href="left">left</a> (Line 216) <p>"<a href="man-<b>the</b>-fort">man-<b>the</b>-fort</a> (Line 3)"</p> <a href="left">left</a> (Line 217) <p>"<p>"&gt; _&#34;When <b><b>the</b></b> Romans left England <b><b>the</b></b> pigs got smaller&#34;_"</p>"</p> <a href="left">left</a> (Line 219) <p>"<a href="man-<b>the</b>-fort">man-<b>the</b>-fort</a> (Line 5)"</p> <a href="left">left</a> (Line 220) <p>"<p>"Its hard to defend a castle when it&#39;s under siege and you&#39;re also not <b><b>the</b></b>re"</p>"</p> <a href="left">left</a> (Line 222) <p>"<a href="man-<b>the</b>-fort">man-<b>the</b>-fort</a> (Line 11)"</p> <a href="left">left</a> (Line 223) <p>"<p>"&gt; military initialism (acronym) for absent without leave (<b><b>the</b></b> phrase itself is attested by 1767 in a military context). In U.S. military use by 1917. According to <b><b>the</b></b> &#34;Dictionary of Contemporary American Usage&#34; (1957), it was pronounced as four letters in World War I, as a word in World War II."</p>"</p> <a href="left">left</a> (Line 225) <p>"<a href="man-<b>the</b>-fort">man-<b>the</b>-fort</a> (Line 14)"</p> <a href="left">left</a> (Line 226) <p>"<p>"The people you grew up with were meant to stay with you - and you with <b><b>the</b></b>m - for life "</p>"</p> <a href="left">left</a> (Line 228) <p>"<a href="man-<b>the</b>-fort">man-<b>the</b>-fort</a> (Line 20)"</p> <a href="left">left</a> (Line 229) <p>"<p>"&gt; Though <b><b>the</b></b>re are machines that can work ten to a hundred times faster than man, <b><b>the</b></b>y are not needed."</p>"</p> <a href="left">left</a> (Line 231) <p>"<a href="man-<b>the</b>-fort">man-<b>the</b>-fort</a> (Line 24)"</p> <a href="left">left</a> (Line 232) <p>"<p>"&gt; Though <b><b>the</b></b>y have boats and carriages, no on uses <b><b>the</b></b>m."</p>"</p> <a href="left">left</a> (Line 234) <p>"<a href="man-<b>the</b>-fort">man-<b>the</b>-fort</a> (Line 26)"</p> <a href="left">left</a> (Line 235) <p>"<p>"&gt; Though <b><b>the</b></b>y have armor and weapons, no one displays <b><b>the</b></b>m."</p>"</p> <a href="left">left</a> (Line 237) <p>"<a href="man-<b>the</b>-fort">man-<b>the</b>-fort</a> (Line 28)"</p> <a href="left">left</a> (Line 238) <p>"<p>"&gt; Men return to <b><b>the</b></b> knotting of rope in place of writing."</p>"</p> <a href="left">left</a> (Line 240) <p>"<a href="man-<b>the</b>-fort">man-<b>the</b>-fort</a> (Line 30)"</p> <a href="left">left</a> (Line 241) <p>"<p>"&gt; Their food is plain and good, <b><b>the</b></b>ir clo<b><b>the</b></b>s fine but simple, <b><b>the</b></b>ir homes secure;"</p>"</p> <a href="left">left</a> (Line 243) <p>"<a href="man-<b>the</b>-fort">man-<b>the</b>-fort</a> (Line 32)"</p> <a href="left">left</a> (Line 244) <p>"<p>"&gt; They are happy in <b><b>the</b></b>ir ways."</p>"</p> <a href="left">left</a> (Line 246) <p>"<a href="man-<b>the</b>-fort">man-<b>the</b>-fort</a> (Line 34)"</p> <a href="left">left</a> (Line 247) <p>"<p>"&gt; Though <b><b>the</b></b>y live within sight of <b><b>the</b></b>ir neighbors,"</p>"</p> <a href="left">left</a> (Line 249) <p>"<a href="man-<b>the</b>-fort">man-<b>the</b>-fort</a> (Line 36)"</p> <a href="left">left</a> (Line 250) <p>"<p>"&gt; And crowing cocks and barking dogs are heard across <b><b>the</b></b> way,"</p>"</p> <a href="left">left</a> (Line 252) <p>"<a href="man-<b>the</b>-fort">man-<b>the</b>-fort</a> (Line 38)"</p> <a href="left">left</a> (Line 253) <p>"<p>"&gt; Yet <b><b>the</b></b>y leave each o<b><b>the</b></b>r in peace while <b><b>the</b></b>y grow old and die.&#34;"</p>"</p> <a href="left">left</a> (Line 256) <p>"<p>"Despite <b><b>the</b></b>ir darling status, <b><b>the</b></b> _foods that fueled a nation_ aren&#39;t really foods."</p>"</p> <a href="left">left</a> (Line 259) <p>"<p>"The Hadza felt like <b><b>the</b></b>y got <b><b>the</b></b> worse side of <b><b>the</b></b> deal after trading <b><b>the</b></b>ir hard-earned wild-honey to neighboring tribes for cornmeal "</p>"</p> <a href="left">left</a> (Line 262) <p>"<p>"&gt; _&#34;I often wonder how many webmasters are long since reposed... <b><b>the</b></b>ir sites frozen like amber with heirs paying hosting fees as a memorial&#34;_ - hacker news netizen"</p>"</p> <a href="left">left</a> (Line 265) <p>"<p>"Sports require officials which lay down <b><b>the</b></b> law aka rules"</p>"</p> <a href="left">left</a> (Line 268) <p>"<p>"Before various evils had spread <b><b>the</b></b>ir wings over <b><b>the</b></b> web, you could&#39;ve treated it like a library"</p>"</p> <a href="left">left</a> (Line 271) <p>"<p>"In <b><b>the</b></b> words of <b><b>the</b></b> author,"</p>"</p> <a href="left">left</a> (Line 274) <p>"<p>"&gt; _&#34;No browsers, accounts, distractions, crappy algorithm and recommendations, advertisements, sponsors, intros, outros, fillers or empty spaces. We eliminate <b><b>the</b></b>m all&#34;_"</p>"</p> <a href="left">left</a> (Line 277) <p>"<p>"_A POSIX script that helps you find Youtube videos (without API) and opens/downloads <b><b>the</b></b>m using mpv/youtube-dl_"</p>"</p> <a href="left">left</a> (Line 280) <p>"<p>"Example 3. Unplug <b><b>the</b></b> router"</p>"</p> <a href="left">left</a> (Line 283) <p>"<p>"Search results for: &#34;<b><b>the</b></b>&#34;"</p>"</p>