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There will then follow a long and tiring diatribe about the fragile psychiatric disposition of the upcoming generation. It will culminate in robust accord that we must all, at every opportunity, speak loudly and at [[tedious]] length about our own vulnerabilities, thereby ending forever the stigma of being seen to gabble incessantly about our stigmas.
There will then follow a long and tiring diatribe about the fragile psychiatric disposition of the upcoming generation. It will culminate in robust accord that we must all, at every opportunity, speak loudly and at [[tedious]] length about our own vulnerabilities, thereby ending forever the stigma of being seen to gabble incessantly about our stigmas.


Kids: keeping quiet about your weaknesses isn’t a ''travesty''. It’s ''personal branding 101''.
Look, kids: keeping schtum about your weaknesses isn’t a ''travesty''. It’s ''personal branding 101''.


The [[JC]] will spare you his usual Nietzschean quotes about [[military life]], apposite though they are: suffice to say there is nothing quite like a good old “shoeing” at the bottom of the ruck every now and then to stouten a young attorney’s fibre. It builds a kind of resilience that whining about your lot on [[LinkedIn]] never will.
The [[JC]] will spare you his usual Nietzschean quotes about [[military life]], apposite though they are: suffice to say, there is nothing quite like a good “shoeing” at the bottom of the ruck every now and then to stouten a young attorney’s fibre. It builds a kind of resilience that whining about mental health on [[LinkedIn]] never will.


In any case a better question is this: what sort of person regards ''any part'' of the big law military industrial complex — even its front line of callow inductees — with the tiniest twinge of affection or sympathy?  
In any case, a better question is this: what sort of person regards ''any part'' of the big law military industrial complex — even its front line of callow inductees — with the tiniest twinge of affection or sympathy?  


The same people who would cuddle polar bears, that's who. They don’t last long.
The same sorts of people who would cuddle polar bears, that’s who. They don’t tend to last long.


For, really: what do you think ''happens'' to those cute little Kirkland & Ellis cubs when they grow up? Have you not seen ''Stranger Things''?  
For, really: what do you think ''happens'' to those cute little Kirkland & Ellis cubs when they grow up? Have you not seen ''Stranger Things''?