N. Bourbaki, Professor of Logic at Science U · Dec 26, 2024 · 12:31 PM UTC

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N. Bourbaki, Professor of Logic at Science U@d0889026 Dec 2024

Replying to @d08890

you're blackpilling? the son of man became incarnate and was laid in a manger to save men from sin death and the devil and you're blackpilling?

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N. Bourbaki, Professor of Logic at Science U · Oct 26, 2026 · 11:51 AM UTC

N. Bourbaki, Professor of Logic at Science U@d0889058m

behind every blade of grass, a hillbilly

Arthur Boreman (yes, that Arthur Boreman)@ArthurBoreman23h

America can never fall except from within because the rest of the world is simply unprepared to enter the Appalachian mountains and have drones spray painted to look like the General Lee drop IEDs made out of beer cans on them.

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N. Bourbaki, Professor of Logic at Science U · Oct 26, 2026 · 12:01 PM UTC

N. Bourbaki, Professor of Logic at Science U@d0889048m

pov: you somehow escape the york farm and get deployed to texas, you manage to hit an apc with a mounted m2, forcing soldiers out, and then you see this manlet running towards you

N. Bourbaki, Professor of Logic at Science U · Oct 26, 2026 · 12:06 PM UTC

N. Bourbaki, Professor of Logic at Science U@d0889043m

pov: somehow, battered and bruised, you manage to escape the ma deuce fire and make it to safety your field commander wants to give you a break so he send you to nowheresville colorado you try to commandeer a house as a bivouac and see this old guy sitting on the porch

N. Bourbaki, Professor of Logic at Science U · Oct 26, 2026 · 11:47 AM UTC

N. Bourbaki, Professor of Logic at Science U@d088901h

some precationary measures exist because, if not taken, failure modes are extremely common others exist because, if not taken, failure modes are extremely bad inferring which of these categories includes trigger discipline is left as an exercise for the reader

Cary Bleasdale@Cary_Bleasdale16h

Replying to @ctdonath @TURBOPOSSUM @MorlockP

But we have all these examples of people doing it wrong and it also never happens then. Seems more likely this is some neurotic thing that boomers got from somewhere

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N. Bourbaki, Professor of Logic at Science U · Oct 26, 2026 · 10:38 AM UTC

N. Bourbaki, Professor of Logic at Science U@d088902h

this is the kind of thing you can only really say honestly if you've very inattentive, or have been surrounded by people roughly as intelligent as you your whole life one or two encounters with extreme intelligence are enough to cure you of this nursery fantasy

Arika Henry

@ARIKAHENRYOct 25

I don’t believe that anyone is actually “smarter” than anyone else. I think that everything on an IQ test is a skill that can be honed.

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N. Bourbaki, Professor of Logic at Science U · Oct 26, 2026 · 10:43 AM UTC

N. Bourbaki, Professor of Logic at Science U@d088902h

it got really driven home for me when i started seriously studying newton no, i'm really not as smart as the guy who produced one of only a handful of solutions to the brachistocrone problem, which stumped most of europe's greatest mathematicians, THE NIGHT AFTER HE FOUND OUT

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N. Bourbaki, Professor of Logic at Science U · Oct 26, 2026 · 10:45 AM UTC

N. Bourbaki, Professor of Logic at Science U@d088902h

what people who like to say that stuff maybe think they're saying is ``nobody's dumber than me,'' but i kinda suspect they also like the serotonin kick of thinking ``nobody, including isaac newton, is smarter than me''

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N. Bourbaki, Professor of Logic at Science U · Oct 26, 2026 · 8:52 AM UTC

N. Bourbaki, Professor of Logic at Science U@d088903h

you've gotta admit, ``sebulba'' is a banger name and that guy totally looks like a sebulba, lucas was really cooking with that one

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N. Bourbaki, Professor of Logic at Science U · Oct 25, 2026 · 7:56 PM UTC

N. Bourbaki, Professor of Logic at Science U@d0889016h

incorrectly with palpatine's empire; that was a mélange of corruption, unequal application of law, and intermittent disorder the empire of the grand admiral, on the other hand...

Fugitive Caesar

@ThomBrady5Oct 24

It says a lot about the chaos and barbarism of our modern era, that the Empire is (correctly) seen as a fantasy of stability, law, order, and justice.

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N. Bourbaki, Professor of Logic at Science U · Oct 25, 2026 · 8:06 PM UTC

N. Bourbaki, Professor of Logic at Science U@d0889016h

be real now: would you rather be governed by mitth'raw'nuruodo, or by borsk fey'lya

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N. Bourbaki, Professor of Logic at Science U · Oct 25, 2026 · 8:07 PM UTC

N. Bourbaki, Professor of Logic at Science U@d0889016h

mon mothma: ``many bothans died to bring us this information'' anyone after reading the thrawn trilogy: the only tragedy is that they didn't finish the job

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N. Bourbaki, Professor of Logic at Science U · Oct 25, 2026 · 7:54 PM UTC

N. Bourbaki, Professor of Logic at Science U@d0889016h

yes and then i turned fifteen

DeMar DeRozan

@DeMar_DeRozan17h

You ever just sit in a dark room and feel like the darkness is the only thing that truly understands you. No fake smiles, no false hope. Just raw bitter silence…

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N. Bourbaki, Professor of Logic at Science U · Oct 25, 2026 · 7:35 PM UTC

N. Bourbaki, Professor of Logic at Science U@d0889017h

there's a name for people trying to destroy or force their way inside government buildings, and a fitting response to that action, those words are on the tip of my tongue

Olmo Blanco@rebonicoOct 22

📽️ PARÍS: Manifestantes intentaron entrar por fuerza bruta a la histórica sede de la Gendarmería. Desde el interior, la policía rocía gas pimienta y lanza granadas aturdidoras.

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N. Bourbaki, Professor of Logic at Science U · Oct 25, 2026 · 6:33 PM UTC

N. Bourbaki, Professor of Logic at Science U@d0889018h

idk i think cheesecake factory is fine not great, not terrible, it's fine! entirely adequate for what it's trying to be

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N. Bourbaki, Professor of Logic at Science U · Oct 25, 2026 · 3:59 PM UTC

N. Bourbaki, Professor of Logic at Science U@d0889020h

oh yeah awesome say where does the name ``hospital'' come from? and why are all these hospitals named after saint something or other?

Humanity First

@AtomsmadeOct 23

Be atheist. Be happy ❤️

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N. Bourbaki, Professor of Logic at Science U · Oct 25, 2026 · 4:01 PM UTC

N. Bourbaki, Professor of Logic at Science U@d0889020h

i thought all this endless masturbatory self-congratulation done by r/atheists left us with the 2010s, not terribly happy it has stuck around

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N. Bourbaki, Professor of Logic at Science U · Oct 25, 2026 · 12:00 PM UTC

N. Bourbaki, Professor of Logic at Science U@d08890Oct 25

oh look they made a cartoon about me

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@lauren_w67Oct 24

I trust stewie in this situation😁 "Your poor plannin does not constitute an emergency for me"

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