Screw pairing. Drink what you like.
Asides
My idea of writing essays is to make sure the reader has ABSOLUTELY no idea what will be discussed on the next page. Otherwise textbookish.
If you do not take risks for your ideas you are nothing. Nothing.
Aphorisms are strengthened by exceptions. But I wouldn’t know: I don’t read my books.
1) Never read a book that can be adequately summarized 2) Never read a book you would not reread 3) No book that can be shortened survives4) Never read a book written by a journalist 5) Never read a book if you understand the table of contents 6) Never read a textbook as if you were reading a book 7) Never read a textbook in the sequence prescribed by the author(s) 8) Never read a book if you know what you are getting out of it. 9) Never read a book if you don’t expect to be surprised by something in it, while reading it.
He died of ruptured aorta. Like Fat Tony! Not what I meant: his love of food was an inspiration behind one of my characters. So was his relaxed, calm, bon-vivant attitude.
No, I don’t. I don’t usually have “new” “cool” ideas.
For your book to be read in 20y, make sure content is 1) important for people today, 2) was also important 20 y ago. #Lindy @CutTheKnotMath
Skin in the Game: Let the unemployed & those earning below some threshold decide on minimum wage, not some virtue signaling bureaucrat. 2) Those affected by a minimum wage are those who earn currently below it and risk losing a job. Markets are Markets.
Academia/journos are nice housebroken submissive dogs. By collectivelly going against me they didn’t realize they need to fight a wolf.
