Occam's Taser: The most painful explanation is usually the correct oneYep. All the painless excuses/explanations have been used up. Only the painful are left.
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- These are crazy times
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- Talk to the trees
- English hospitality
- It is difficult to get a man to understand somethi...
- Unknown title by Jeff Bellerose
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- An evening with Robert Frost.
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- The House Was Quiet and The World Was Calm
- It wasn't an education, it was an exercise in inte...
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- A Young Girl Reading
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- Good dog!
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- The basics when you are a dog on the internet
- Unknown title by Julian A. Dimock
- falling cherry blossoms by Kusano Shimpei
- Yeatsian ennui
- Ignorant nincompoops
- A Day of Celebration, 1902 by Fanny Brate
- Serendipity as a procurer
- A teeming nation of nations
- We are going to die, and that makes us the lucky ones
- Only events: Not what happened.
- Can we get some more bread sticks over here?
- Sacks of West Indian groundnuts
- We don't respect what we're doing. Why should anyo...
- Moral judgments influence assessments of objective...
- Henhouse, 2004 by Marius van Dokkum
- Occam's Taser
- At last he understood what it meant
- Line dancing
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- Summer Porch, 2012 by Sally Storch
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- New Friends and Old Friends by Joseph Perry
- The future has arrived
- Might have been a great philosopher
- The shipmates endured
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- Signs that all is not well.
- The moral pathologist of an era
- Battle scenes
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- Corner by Jeff Bellerose
- Incentives matter - speculators versus builders.
- Song by Florence Smith
- There's a difference.
- Identical but asymmetric decision making errors
- The Gambier Bay
- The Alchymist by Joseph Wright of Derby
- Friendship by Dinah Maria Mulock Craik
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- Iron Forge, 1772 by Joseph Wright of Derby
- Maths meets chickens
- Modern anxieties
- Domestic equivocation fallacy
- Waiting by John Burroughs
- I think I speak for my entire generation.
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- A Soul's Soliloquy by Wenonah Stevens Abbott
- It's a lot smaller than it used to be
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- I Shall Not Pass This Way Again by Unknown
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