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Thoughts On the philosophy of Thinking By Lex Loeb

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Drunk Sidewalk Animation by Lex Loeb

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Entropy apparently can only lead back to order.

The concept of entropy as being the final state of being seems completely absurd given the evidence. The further we look back in time with telescopes the more familiar it seems the structures of the universe are. We see galaxies with in the first million light years and the same structures and topologies billions and billions of light years further away so then where is the entropy?

Its not literally anything unless it is in the text....

Too often people speak of what is "literally" this or that when they really mean to say it is "phyisically" or "Actually" what it is as if to suggest there is some disbelief in the occurance. He was not literally speeding but was physically speeding or actually speeding unless he was doing so in a text. Jesus is literally everything it says in the bible. He may also be actuallyi this that or the other thing and maybe also physically but Joe is not literally anything unless he is in the pages of a novel or some non fiction work then he can be literally anything.

No such thing as Irony.

What is really ironic about Irony is that it is only irony that one should anticipate. What is Ironic about that? Surely Irony is just a type of literary construction but in real life the Ironic is anything but a surprise. So why be surprised by it in real life?