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The Problem With Ions
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Seeing Machine Needles
05:20
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Just pretend it's an overheard conversation
Sometimes it's interesting
Other times, it just fades in and out
The way a radio station does on a desolate stretch of highway
You think I'm unreachable, don't you?
Do you want me to spell it out?
I could.
But there's no fun in that.
It's much better that I edit and let you read between the lines.
The only thing you really need to know is this.
In order to understand the rain, you have to understand the umbrella
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Quiescence
03:26
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Soporific
03:44
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Manifest Toes
06:09
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it’s more fun to watch the entertainment put out by the media than to read a sober essay.
Imagine a society that subjects people to conditions that make them terribly unhappy, then gives them drugs to take away their unhappiness
The bad parts of technology cannot be separated from the good parts.
Revolution is easier than reform
Revolution is easier than reform
Break through Break free
Break through. Break free.
Revolution is easier than reform.
Revolution is easier than reform.
A crude approximation of the truth
A crude approximation of the truth
Break through Break free
Break through. Break free.
Revolution is easier than reform.
Revolution is easier than reform.
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Fault Tolerant Nashville, Tennessee
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