“Rick Perry has begun to remind me of the Minnesota Vikings in these debates. He starts off strong and runs up a lead in the first half, starts coasting, and then eventually turns the ball over repeatedly and loses.”
- Ed Morrissey
Maybe you have to be a Vikings fan like me for it to really hit home.
I’m smelling the lethal touch of “over-prepping” here. The sad part is that someone with a consistent and internalized set of views shouldn’t really need that much prepping.
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We will see how he does in the future. We have a long way to go. The beauty of critiques ...
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"Over-Prepping"?
Here was my favorite.
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A good indicator that someone knows their stuff (applies to any field, not just politics) is that they can tune ...
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To be fair, the ability to think on one's feet quickly is not necessarily a sign of great intelligence or ...
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I'm not talking about the ability to quickly fire off great-sounding "duckspeak" in response to a question (a common tactic ...
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I've seen Gingrich say things even he knows can't possibly be true. I have absolutely no respect for the ...
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Well, who's to say what's true or not? :)
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There is a difference in saying something you do not know to be false, and saying something you know perfectly ...
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But who decides if it's false or not?
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You can't always tell when someone else is lying. And you never know for sure if someone else is mistaken. ...
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By that logic,
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Tom, as Haldane pointed out, the world is stranger than we CAN think. The questions with the easy answers ...
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See? There you go again.
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Tom, if they're so obviously wrong, why can't any of them see it when it it's so clear and obvious ...
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You basically answered your own question with your last sentence.
- Yep, that sure sounds like ὕβρις to me. Everybody is deluding themselves except you.
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You basically answered your own question with your last sentence.
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Tom, if they're so obviously wrong, why can't any of them see it when it it's so clear and obvious ...
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See? There you go again.
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Tom, as Haldane pointed out, the world is stranger than we CAN think. The questions with the easy answers ...
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By that logic,
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You can't always tell when someone else is lying. And you never know for sure if someone else is mistaken. ...
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But who decides if it's false or not?
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There is a difference in saying something you do not know to be false, and saying something you know perfectly ...
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Well, who's to say what's true or not? :)
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I've seen Gingrich say things even he knows can't possibly be true. I have absolutely no respect for the ...
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I'm not talking about the ability to quickly fire off great-sounding "duckspeak" in response to a question (a common tactic ...
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To be fair, the ability to think on one's feet quickly is not necessarily a sign of great intelligence or ...
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A good indicator that someone knows their stuff (applies to any field, not just politics) is that they can tune ...