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• Sometimes, the reason why the field seems suspiciously clean... may actually be because someone else cleaned it up two decades ago. (Either that, or the field keeps getting dirty for some inexplicable reason...)
  • Who else could it be other than the Electronic Frontier Foundation?

(I was considering calling this humorous, but decided against it.)

While going over my sources... Did you know that Robert F. Kennedy Jr. wrote a piece for the The Rolling Stone on US election shenanigans?

• From 2004, and it comes with inline citations no less...
• And, apparently, Warren D. Smith found it coherent enough to cite... [1]^{[self-published source]}

Time passes. Then the tragedy, as covered by Brian Deer: [2]

• And now, he is poised to be in charge of DHHS/DHEW departments, on articles I write about? *sigh*

By the way, if you're a BLP writer seeing this, feel free to incorporate this - I've got enough on my plate already - but I don't know one could reconcile stuff like, "plausible voting reform analysis (approved by Warren D. Smith)" with "acording to Brian Deer, likely helped cause a measles outbreak".

It's times like these... I need to remind myself that stopped clocks exist, Nobel disease is a thing, and a person's brain can change on a whim, be it one like Phineas Gage's, or someone suffering from FTD.

• Draconian laws?? In my country??
  • EFF again, on the DMCA

• It breaks CiteUnseen, among other tools. So don't use it on journal refs or websites not subject to official... change rules.

• One essay at a time.
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