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Philosophy Has Been Reduced to a Guy Staring at a Banana 🍌 Somewhere between Socrates asking questions in the streets and a guy on the internet asking "Is cereal soup?", civilization

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5 Observations About Arizona Accidentally Becoming the Surface of the Sun Arizona skipped spring entirely this year and went straight from "light jacket" to "grill yourself medium-rare." Meteorologists have stopped

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Ah yes. The diplomatic napalm of modern politics: "Respectfully, f--- off." 🔥🎩 It is the linguistic equivalent of putting on white gloves before slapping someone with a frozen trout. Let's unpack this marvel

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So let's break down the monarchy's "usefulness" with cold, hard satire and the sort of evidence that makes historians and bored Twitter philosophers nod sagely while sipping their third flat

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DNC Chair Ken Martin Confuses School Budget Memo with Communist Manifesto Minnesota’s Ken Martin, now DNC Chair and accidental left-wing truther, reportedly mistook a school funding memo for The Communist Manifesto

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The End of Everything: A Take on the Universe's Potential Demise When it comes to the end of the universe, most people imagine a grim, scientific inevitability: cold, empty voids or

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The Red 3 Ban: A Colorful History of Caution The FDA has officially banned Red 3 food coloring. A bold move, considering that Red 3 has been around longer than most of

Trump's African Safari: A Diplomatic Masterclass or a Gaffe-Filled Safari? Why the Elephants Are Laughing and the Giraffes Are Rolling Their Eyes at Trump's Tour Nairobi, Kenya The former U.S. president’s African tour