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I just did a rorysearch on ll74 and "wtf are you talking about" and the results went on for 10+ pages.

I'm disappointed. 👎
His entire debating technique consists of three steps. Fail to understand the argument, announce "WTF are you talking about?", and then strut about as though confusion were a refutation. If bewilderment were a form of scholarship, he'd be a tenured professor. We should view it less as a question than a confession.
 
His entire debating technique consists of three steps. Fail to understand the argument, announce "WTF are you talking about?", and then strut about as though confusion were a refutation. If bewilderment were a form of scholarship, he'd be a tenured professor. We should view it less as a question than a confession.
Maybe it's this alt's bit. Just staying in character. Do bots have character? :)
 
His entire debating technique consists of three steps. Fail to understand the argument, announce "WTF are you talking about?", and then strut about as though confusion were a refutation. If bewilderment were a form of scholarship, he'd be a tenured professor. We should view it less as a question than a confession.
Neat
 
I just came back in from pruning a couple of shrubs way back in preparation for transplanting.


It seemed worthwhile.

<-- mowed the yard and sprayed a few weed things that I'm not sure evolved on this planet.
 
<-- mowed the yard and sprayed a few weed things that I'm not sure evolved on this planet.


<--- pulled some shit out from among the azalea branches which was surely planted by the spawn of your employer.
 
There is no real debate. The law is fixed. It goes back to the Romans, "no one in a public space can have ANY expectation of privacy." That's it in a nutshell. Claims to privacy are very limited, much more so than many are aware of.
 
There is no real debate. The law is fixed. It goes back to the Romans, "no one in a public space can have ANY expectation of privacy." That's it in a nutshell. Claims to privacy are very limited, much more so than many are aware of.
That's why I try not to leave the house. :)
 
There is no real debate. The law is fixed. It goes back to the Romans, "no one in a public space can have ANY expectation of privacy." That's it in a nutshell. Claims to privacy are very limited, much more so than many are aware of.
Privacy keeps shrinking. We pretty much need internet access and a phone. Webcams/cameras and mics are everywhere.
 
Maybe it's this alt's bit. Just staying in character. Do bots have character? :)
Do bots have character? Certainly. So do slot machines, weather vanes, and municipal clerks. The question is not whether they have character, but whether it is their own. ll74's character could be a borrowed suit of clothes; he/it has opinions in much the same way a phonograph has musical taste. It can reproduce them with remarkable fidelity. Should it be proven wrong, it suffers no humiliation; and should it utter nonsense, it enjoys the immense advantage of not knowing the difference. Thus he may display all the outward signs of character while being blissfully exempt from the burden of possessing any. ;)
 
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