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Three Quick Thoughts
Seen in the subway station near my office:
- If someone were running advertising extolling the virtue of being smart, we would think it a form of government mind control. But extolling stupidity is cool.
- As you go about your life, with food in the stores and power at the socket, consider all the people who make that happen. Would you prefer that they be smart or stupid?
- For my part, I think ’stupid’ (in the uncool sense) is spending over $150 for a pair of jeans. But that’s just me.
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