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Chris Geidner@chrisgeidner.bsky.social |
I acknowledge that "unearned hubris" is a poor phrasing. That is either repetitive or creating an unintentional double negative in effect. Hubris. It's hubris. I am listening and learning. And, in the absence of sleep, will at least drink more caffeine.
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Steph Sleeper
@drsleeps.bsky.social
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Chris you are just fine. Don’t even apologize. You are the first account I go to for Scotus news. Going to subscribe today to support you!
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Alan Jackson
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This from someone who admitted he can't even do algebra.
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KB
@sorrykb.bsky.social
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Repetitive is emphasis. It works.
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Ellz
@ellz.bsky.social
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Un earned Unjustified Unseemly Godawful
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Tom Wrongbottom 🍦
@wrongbottom.bsky.social
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Chris Pederson
@chpederson.bsky.social
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Or as Kagan put it, hubris squared
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DreamsOfGerontius
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"unfathomable"?
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