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Why humans love sports.

"You take the lies out of him, and he'll shrink to the size of your hat; you take the malice out of him, and he'll disappear."

—Life On The Mississippi by Mark Twain via @sardonicus.eu

Kant's Question about Monica Vitti.

"A pilgrim

Ice
Ingesting hubbub
Gnash written into cold

Thilling existence
Creation

Intent
An extremity
Gone
Ample as a dandelion

Wondrous as a place
Vast as a mountain
Eternal as a hat
Dead as a cabinet
Torn as a mountain

The sagacious pilgrims
A hovel of pilgrims
Callous shanties and late pilgrims
Desisted”

—Issue 1, 3610

"But the editors didn’t budge, since a dictionary’s purpose is to describe language as people use it, not as we wish they did."