Also, It May Explain How I Forgot to Take My Medication This Morning

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In a span of about 10 minutes this morning, during which I gathered my belongings, left the house, and began walking to the subway, my mind leapt, semi-autonomously, among the following people and topics.

1. Noam Chomsky (and whether it is really possible to be wrong about literally everything)
2. Aristotle (and specifically book IV of the Metaphysics)
3. Axiomatic Concepts
4. Ayn Rand
5. Edmund Burke (and whether a bigger jackass has ever been foaled)
6. Whether the birth of a jackass is properly called "foaling"
7. Marie Antoinette
8. Prostitution
9. Sexual slavery (the bad kind)
10. Rape
11. Fraud, as vitiating consent
12. Andrea Dworkin

This sort of thing may be why I'm always tired.

(Note to baldanders: I didn't mean to delete your comment. I disagreed with some of it, but I intended to respond to it later, not to remove it. Instead, I had a brain fart while deleting the notification. My sincere apologies.)

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Noam Chomsky (and whether it is really possible to be wrong about literally everything)

Well, he's probably right about innate language. Not that he ever talks about the one subject he knows anything about anymore.