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The timeline of literary devices is absolutely fascinating. Looking at the oldest known examples of concepts that we now take for granted.
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I can’t figure it out.
Building RealitiesAs if proving my point
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I could probably dress this up a bit, making it more entertaining, but I won’t.
This is a simple story about a simple transaction.
I was at the gas station, ready to buy a drink, when they told me their card machine was down and they could only take cash. I started to put my stuff back, when the person behind me offered to pay for my drink.
I thanked him, and on the way out he said, “One love, man. Pay it forward.”
A genuinely decent person in a world that has only been getting darker recently. An inspiration where there is usually none.
Jack Lhasa
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I could probably dress this up a bit, making it more entertaining, but I won’t.
This is a simple story about a simple transaction.
I was at the gas station, ready to buy a drink, when they told me their card machine was down and they could only take cash. I started to put my stuff back, when the person behind me offered to pay for my drink.
I thanked him, and on the way out he said, “One love, man. Pay it forward.”
A genuinely decent person in a world that has only been getting darker recently. An inspiration where there is usually none.
Jack Lhasa
jlhasa.eth
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