With so many different tasks to work on, and a lot at stake to make progress more quickly, I’m trying to experiment with switching when I feel my attention or energy flag a bit on one or the other. If I’m too fluxed or tired for any then I could lay down, but sometimes I get drained off one type of thing when I have energy for another – especially if one or the other involves more attention or more committing of terms to memory, or more reading, or…

The early CIA, Dulles, etc. really were Nazi sympathizers. Surprising that those sorts of things didn’t have lasting effects on careers & associations. Talbot talks about how the Business plot wasn’t the only one of its era. There were a couple of others…and then there was WWII itself which definitely had a bad guy side & a lot of casualties. But guys like Dulles went right on working with the Nazis and operating in corridors of power & govt. Nowadays the FBI launches massive stings to get some literal retard to buy phone cards for foreign Muslim fighters and they want to send the guy to jail & have white trash burn his family’s home down. In FDR they quashed real treason against govt. and the people went right on working…

Real different mentality. Our hate and bullshit today is a lot more reified and institutionalized. The truth is a lot more hidden from the public too, but that takes much more effort than it used to.

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This graphic was a helpful example for me. I can generalize – novel combinations of readily available elements brought together and treated with different processing, making something new and grabbing.

Pummelled by intellectual activists, we fled
To the nearest demagogue in sight, and bled.https://t.co/q4EvbfItbh pic.twitter.com/t9wSN4xsuJ

— thread (@thread_TH) November 12, 2016

The Devil’s Chessboard is a voluminous book with a lot of detailed references, so I realized it made sense to purchase a Kindle copy simply for the increased speed/accuracy of note taking…moving on to other borrowed library books.

Cricket media, you like hearing me say Wunph partner is the beesus Jeesus kneesus!

“try” for u, mainly meant for me, I can sense of your vision of intimacy & I’m happily seduced by it & want it to be true for real. Try for that. U tell/show me it means so much to feel sure, today, that we good like that. I am sooo motivated for u/us…wish I had could have be better in the past to let u know that I felt your vision & it was a hot thing for me…inevitable uncertainty isn’t like being tepid…those are different dimensions….u feel that me seeing u matters a lot,& that’s why I wanted to convey that I always felt u were very special in that kind of way, even without being able to know the real story/picture.

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U know I’m honest & open. Not into politics, but I feel there should be a political plank for US that promotes the value of good, close friends and endorses promising personal growth strategies for each of them that they are practically able to pursue. Close friends means that is “our problem” too, to some extent. Not really a problem…just part of being friends/family/real community.

It makes total sense that a lot of Trump's appeal was the powerful combination of "he tells it like it is" & "he doesn't mean a thing."

— emily nussbaum (@emilynussbaum) November 12, 2016

A combo best expressed in his trademark sedative mantra, "Buh-leeve me, buh-leeve me."

— emily nussbaum (@emilynussbaum) November 12, 2016

It’s also the whole premise of the Art of the Deal: “Trust me, I’m the best at bullshitting to get whatever I secretly want.”

— emily nussbaum (@emilynussbaum) November 12, 2016

https://twitter.com/emilynussbaum

Biden: “You know, Barack, I’m hearing rumours that Mr. Trump wants to replace that statue of Bill Cartwright with Churchill…”

People Really Enjoy This Photo Of Joe Biden ‘Scheming’ Against Trump Next To A Weary Obama https://t.co/yKAT2aB17p pic.twitter.com/zYmKNSFRtf

— Politics Newz (@PolticsNewz) November 14, 2016

Springtime for Nazi ClownCar entering its record setting 180th week on Broadway.

Lions 32 Bombers 31: Lions score late to cap dramatic comeback playoff win https://t.co/xHpq5yxBHO

— The Vancouver Sun (@VancouverSun) November 14, 2016

Knowing u, knowing u better…makes me a lot smarter.

Are u glad, now, for the interaction we had when I couldn’t understand u a lot or most of the time?

The Thunder say they won't show tribute videos for former players. https://t.co/fXS3wPWjSH pic.twitter.com/DFSDcvWXZA

— theScore (@theScore) November 14, 2016