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🚧 💬 Quotes. I collect them, so maybe a ‘collection’ application?

This is going to be a living , breathing kinda post.

And like all living, breathing things … it might die.

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💬 it’s an older quote and analogy .. but it got me to wondering how the Muskrat, Andreesen, Thiel category fits in? Parasites? I think worse.

💬 Frum seems to have successfully reduced the issue to a single sentence.

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🔗 CNN: Gaetz investigation will be released - Kevin Drum

.. to channel @gruberFinally

But Kevin’s take is most likely ‘why’ …

Now that Gaetz no longer matters to Donald Trump, I guess at least a few Republicans screwed up the courage to do the right thing.

💬 Kevin Drum

On this blog, February ’22 was 🔗 my first reference to

Known sex trafficker Matt Gaetz

The simple question worth asking is: That piece of media or interaction or investment you’re making – is it to earn trust or simply find attention?

💬 Seth Godin

The whole thing … 🔗 The fame/trust inversion

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