For scientists, "disagree with it" means disagree with how a study was done, how the data was derived and used, etc. For Vance, "disagree with it" just means "don't like the results." Scientists should critique the practice of science, sure. Vance should just sit down and listen.

I was horrified when I first learned there was a room called "the Lincoln bathroom" in the White House.

Important related advice:
www.youtube.com/watch?v=L7ca...

This is why oral debates aren't the best way learn about an issue. *Written* debates, in which each side has the time to research their claims and counterarguments, are more informative. (Albeit generally duller.)

I know you think I'm divisive, but I'd like to point out that you could turn me into a unifier by simply agreeing with me.

From the NY Times archives, 1935:
nyti.ms/47OfeSr

or Some Desperate Glory by @emilytesh.net

Ugh. The first rule of vexillology is "You do not put your city or state seal on the flag."

Kinda wish it had been made clear that on the silver screen, it's not the cigarettes that make the actor look cool. It's the director, the lighting, and the soundtrack. "Looking good when smoking" is a directorial choice, not something that teenagers will actually experience when smoking.

The issue is not the cost of the overhaul, nor the time it will take. The issue is that it's a bribe.

Rye-catching. Sport of the future.

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Aww, a classic from 2011. The child actor must be in college now.