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Daniel Nest's avatar

This was one of the most exportant posts I've ever read.

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Andrew Smith's avatar

Someone needs a forget-me-now!

https://youtu.be/laiVDfLwzKE

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Rudy Fischmann's avatar

yes.

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Andrew Smith's avatar

I can only assume this answers my final question, "Should we do this?"

Out of context, this could be taken an awful lot of ways.

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Ken Barber's avatar

Yes, I would like to EXPORT ideas from my mind, such as capitalism, free trade, individual rights, and other concepts that are IMPORTant to freedom and civilization -- but it seems that most people aren't interested.

Everyone wants to be the self-anointed arbiter of other people's lives, and be in full control of what others are allowed to think.

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Frank Mariani's avatar

Thankfully, the antonym of import is NOT deport. That would supercharge the discussion.

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Andrew Smith's avatar

What do you think of "disport"?

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Frank Mariani's avatar

New word to me, I had to search. English is so weird.

https://www.collinsdictionary.com › dictionary › disport

disport in American English · 1. to indulge in amusement; play; frolic. verb transitive · 2. to amuse or divert (oneself). noun · 3. Archaic.

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Andrew Smith's avatar

We could add another definition here, and then eventually maybe that will become the primary way people use it!

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Andrew Sniderman 🕷️'s avatar

If you add something to Wikipedia does it become true?

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Andrew Smith's avatar

Not as far as I know, but if so, I would be a very enthusiastic Wikipedia editor.

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