Oh my. I love how jovial this fellow is!

And the insight into how blind people navigate is fascinating.

*quality

I don't usually buy things I haven't researched heavily, but it sure is fun randomly searching for products and then running it through review meta lol. Every featured product I pasted in from Amazon had incentivized reviews. I'm obsessed now. How fascinating!

I don't get it. What's the point of torching a piece of glass/plastic? I find peoples fascination with cell phones annoying. Why so fascinated? I don't get it. Maybe i'm just old.

End of rant.

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Fascinating [arches eyebrow].

Wow. That whole thing was fascinating. Even the bit before the DT/HC discussion where he talks about Brazil's anti-democratic regime change.

I'll put a link here to the original: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J3PUwSqnU8A

And *quality this. It's refreshing to hear such a thorough analysis about the two candidates from an outside perspective. Great find and post, @eric3579!

Fascinating.

That was absolutely fascinating. Thank your for posting! *quality

Egads ... it's like a human tsunami! *promote ummm ... I don't get it but it's fascinating to see by gum

Oddly fascinating.
*promote

I'm sorry for the derail, I just love the absolute certainty of that question - I hope the sincerely religious feel the same way about god's existence.

Additionally, I am starting to worry that the problem is not that people refuse to consider that they might be wrong... it's that they don't care if they're wrong or not. It's literally an irrelevant thing to worry about. If the rest of us want to play that game where we match actual facts to actual words, that's fine - the truth of what they say is in the message, not whether or not the facts happen to match up. Not only are they immune to facts, but they really feel that facts are a second-rate measurement of truth.

I saw a fascinating video* on this once - maybe here - that discussed the ancient (Biblical) understanding of truth, vs the modern understanding of truth. If you have a great story with a strong lesson, the modern measure of truth is whether or not the events described in the story match any actual events, and the Biblical measure of the truth of the story is whether it teaches a strong lesson or not. Maybe it's my ivory tower elitism but that seems to be exactly what goes on in the GOP now - if a 'war on cops,' for example, is a powerful story, it's more true than if the statistics show that officers are safer now.

*It was probably this - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HL6E4eMX-4k (Reza Aslan on the Young Turks)

Fascinating, and soon to be completely replaced by e-ink.

This is fascinating but it is also why I have given up on religion.
Statements like "my faith in Jesus" "Well I'm leaving it in the divine hand"

Killing machines are fascinating

I had a period when I read any short stories by Bukowski that I could get my hands on.

I didn't know anything about his world or world view and I was fascinated.

absolutely fascinating.