stuff tagged with "comic"
Saturday Morning Breakfast Cereal - Fit
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If pain is weakness leaving the body, it follows that pleasure is weakness entering the body.
File this under “things you can’t unsee.”
Saturday Morning Breakfast Cereal - Arc
Person 1: Do you think the arc of history bends toward justice?
Person 2: Of course. But then again, the moon bends toward the earth constantly, and still gets farther away every year.
Man, this comic delivered a haymaker directly into my core belief of justice. ?
Poorly Drawn Lines - Your Hottest Take
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I love the hottest take. ?
(For what it's worth: I am starting to come around on pineapple on pizza, especially if it's part of a really spicy pizza.
A couple years back, I tried to watch all the MCU movies in release order. I gave up after Winter Soldier. It was just too much. I'm glad superhero movies exist, but they're not my cup of tea these days.)
Poorly Drawn Lines - Best of Friends
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Get me a print of this, stat.
Saturday Morning Breakfast Cereal - Being
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I spent 6 hours drawing Pokémon today and it never occurred to me for a second that anyone else might be better or worse.
Even if it had, I would’ve been excited for them, not sad for myself.
Damn, now this is the philosophy I want to have.
This Will Be The Year
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…but this year will be different!
Meta
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Politics isn’t a per se bad. It’s a process. Making politics more productive and substantial make society better. Having people “nope” out of society whenever they get uncomfortable doesn’t help with any of the hard work politics does for things like allocating scarce resources, justice, or equity.
Poignant. I love this web comic.
Liberal Education
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Saturday Morning Breakfast Cereal:
Why do we want a liberal education? Because everyone in the modern university is living in its opposite, and it sucks.
Oof, this was a great one. Makes me wonder what would make for a better collegiate experience. Perhaps not charging an insane amount for it, making it more accessible for a diverse set of students, allowing more people to participate in the free flow of idea exchange?