the massive power of trains yet confinement to a single path makes them comparable to angels

the massive power of trains yet confinement to a single path makes them comparable to angels
Still, he hints that the holdup is with the stable of 10 sneezers. “We kind of just check in with them about whether or not they’re sick, and it is beneficial for them to be sick, of course,” he says. “It’s just enough people that at least one of them is always sick.” That’s not a sure bet, though, and sometimes, people just aren’t sick. “That can, like, halt production,” he says. “Say we’re ready with our tissues and we don’t have somebody who we feel is sick enough or sick at all…retaining more people than that is kind of a tall order for a startup.” Niessen will not say whether or not he pays the sneezers. “I would rather not address my relationship with those people,” he says.
(via xhxhxhx)
if you notice that a circle you’re traveling in is developing an uneasy or outright hostile relationship with facts and context, that’s a red flag. it doesn’t necessarily mean the principles they believe in are wrong, but you should be able to find other people with the same principles and a more honest approach. if you can’t, worry.
(via lovecrafts-iranon)
There was no politician who was more robust in empirical errors than Ronald Reagan. I’m not going to defend that.
Every once in a while, I remember out of the blue that my undergrad senior thesis adviser wrote (and talked) like this, without exception

(via galacticwiseguy)
‘Burn Cycle’ for the CDi.