Philosophy shall wander where it will, but the practical commandment is beyond all serious question this: x.com/stevebwilson/s…

"Trust the plan, but always chimp" is a comprehension of divine law so perfect it has evaporated atheism and all its effects, we're just not fully seeing it yet.

"Okay, but which specific node in secular history did 'Trust the plan, but always chimp' actually come from?" "Oh my sweet summer child ..."

Xenocosmography Trust the plan but chimp the fuck out

Genuflecting before the shrine each morning: "I will trust the plan, and whenever possible chimp."

I mean, sure, there must be someone who first said "Trust the plan, but always chimp," but they have been beatified in exchange for their IP.

Totally missing the point. The actual question is whether the government is independent of the BBC.

You know what the Alphanomics of 'A Cursed Man' are going to be without even checking, don't you?

Merlin's mother was a nun, and his father was Satan, so naturally he's the most respected councillor of the Britons.

My most unpopular theological position (among very many contenders) is that cultural Christianity is more deeply providential than personal Christianity, and is what survives the common lama sabachthani of the English.

WTF? x.com/Jiankui_He/sta…