Free market proponents, like scarabs, grow by feeding on bullshit.
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âŚand the bugs, unlike the people, are beautiful.
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Well something happens to them before they get to aircraft-carrier size â maybe we can have a referendum to choose between âstop growingâ and âeverybody diesâ 
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I guess that luring them away with greasy fries and vindaloo would be against the animal Geneva Convention? 
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He really thinks that it would take 23 minutes to skim through that bong lint?
Patron Saints of Techno-Optimism is a hoot. I bet that heâs never read any Adam Smith that wasnât filtered through George Mason University. Heâs too chicken-shit to include Ayn Rand, but adds fictional John Galt.
Friedrich Hayek, Ludwig von Mises, Milton Friedman⌠I donât know on which planet they could be called optimists, but this isnât it. Murray Rothbard and James Buchanan must be feeling left out, in hell.
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Reading part of a scroll that was burned to a crisp. Amazed.
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Mitt is saying that Oprah said they should run for president together.
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This is the manifesto of an emotionally insecure man having a mid-life crisis as he realises that his lifeâs work is meaningless and all the gold and treasure he has accumulated will never make him happy. Mid-life crises in men are often surprisingly redolent of the emotional outpouring of pseudo-intellectual silliness that accompany late teenage, that first period of life when boys start to realise they are not the centre of the world and lash out at the injustice of it all.
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A âdragonâ-like creature climbed near the top of a rocky peak in Laos. The animalâs coloring blended seamlessly into the surrounding patchwork of sunlight and shadows.
Well, almost seamlessly.
A scientist was on a bird watching expedition in Khammouane Province in August 2022 when they spotted an âunusualâ-looking lizard on the nearby karst rocks, according to a study published Oct. 10 in the journal Zoological Research.
Soon after, a tour guide leading tourists through a zip line course spotted another of these âunusualâ lizards, and researchers captured it, the study said. Intrigued, researchers surveyed the areaâs limestone karst rocks and captured a second similar-looking lizard.
Taking a closer look, researchers realized theyâd discovered a new species: Laodracon carsticola, or the Khammouane karst dragon.
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Oh great. Now Arthur Brand is going to be the crazy cat lady of stolen paintings where people just drop 'em off when theyâre no longer wanted. 
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