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[[Disdain beauty-pageant politics]]. Resist the urge to virtue-signal about simplistic politics. If a political angle seems ridiculously simple — so intuitively right that ''even a child'' could grasp its transparent eternal veracity, yet somehow it hasn’t taken hold in the world, that’s because it ''is'' ridiculous and childlike. “Ridiculous” means “deserving derision or mockery”. | [[Disdain beauty-pageant politics]]. Resist the urge to virtue-signal about simplistic politics. If a political angle seems ridiculously simple — so intuitively right that ''even a child'' could grasp its transparent eternal veracity, yet somehow it hasn’t taken hold in the world, that’s because it ''is'' ridiculous and childlike. “Ridiculous” means “deserving derision or mockery”. | ||
“[[Imagine]] no possessions...” — wait a minute whose grand piano is that? And whose stately home? OH IT’S ''YOURS'', JOHN LENNON? | |||
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