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@DannyBate4 “‘Ha ha’ and ‘he he’ signify laughter in Latin and in English, because they are cried out when laughing.” Wonderful evidence here in Ælfric’s Grammar that ‘ha ha’ has been the sound and spelling of laughter in English since at least the 11th century and the Old English period. ~ Where will we find this quote by Plato, “No one is more hated than he who speaks the truth”? ChatGPT: This quote is commonly attributed to Plato, but it’s not found in any of his surviving works. Some scholars believe that it may have been misattributed to him and that it actually comes from a different source. However, the origin of the quote remains uncertain. – Robert Challis University of Adelaide (Graduated 1975) – It is in The Apology, Socrates’ speech in his trial for impiety and corrupting the minds of the youth. How the quote appears depends on translation, but I think this is the source: “This is the truth for you, men of Athens; I am hiding nothing from you either great or small in my speech, nor am I holding anything back. And yet I know rather well that I incur hatred by these very things; which is also a proof that I speak the truth, and that this is the slander against me, and that these are its causes.” ~ @chamblee54 I voted for Marco Rubio in the 2016 GA Primary. Why? The other candidates were Donald, Hillary, Bernie, and Ted. All five sucked. Marco Rubio was the best looking candidate in that election. ~ This is a repost from 2016. America did not elect a Clinton President, but got different results anyway. The apparent source of the DOI quote is a Tennessee newspaper article. “Al-Anon Helps Family, Friends to Orderly Lives The Knoxville News-Sentinel Betsy Pickle, October 11, 1981.” ~ The first person to report the definition of insanity is a Tennessee journalist named Betsy Pickle. ~ “The White House scornfully disclaimed any knowledge of what Press Secretary Ronald L. Ziegler called “a third-rate burglary.” ~ @ggreenwald The main problem is virtually every establishment institution of authority has been caught lying over and over to advance their partisan and ideological agenda, to push their conception of “Common Good.” As a result, few people trust them any longer even when they’re right. ~ @chamblee54 What is the MD process for considering two different viewpoints? That is what Dr. Hotez is trained for. Maybe he should engage RFK jr is that type of discussion, instead of the “debate” that a lawyer would thrive on. You don’t bring a knife to a gun fight. @rottenin ~ flowers on the doorstep will the driver get his pay, glad to not get the delivery flower residue in his vehicle, better flowers on the porch than a horses head on the pillow ~ pictures today are from The Library of Congress ~ selah