Rant Ninja

Rant Ninja

@rant@mas.to

So... don't follow me. It's just too much pressure. I abhor absolutes. In school, teachers would say "never" and I took it literally. But they didn't mean never, they meant mostly never and would chide or punish for not inferring their actual meaning. I'm that guy. Nuance, I learned, was vital to true communication of ideas and those who left it out weren't interested in teaching but obedience. Tribalism follows the same form. I want better than that. https://medium.com/@rantninja

Rant Ninja

@rant@mas.to

So... don't follow me. It's just too much pressure. I abhor absolutes. In school, teachers would say "never" and I took it literally. But they didn't mean never, they meant mostly never and would chide or punish for not inferring their actual meaning. I'm that guy. Nuance, I learned, was vital to true communication of ideas and those who left it out weren't interested in teaching but obedience. Tribalism follows the same form. I want better than that. https://medium.com/@rantninja

Rant Ninja

@rant@mas.to

So... don't follow me. It's just too much pressure. I abhor absolutes. In school, teachers would say "never" and I took it literally. But they didn't mean never, they meant mostly never and would chide or punish for not inferring their actual meaning. I'm that guy. Nuance, I learned, was vital to true communication of ideas and those who left it out weren't interested in teaching but obedience. Tribalism follows the same form. I want better than that. https://medium.com/@rantninja

Rant Ninja

@rant@mas.to

So... don't follow me. It's just too much pressure. I abhor absolutes. In school, teachers would say "never" and I took it literally. But they didn't mean never, they meant mostly never and would chide or punish for not inferring their actual meaning. I'm that guy. Nuance, I learned, was vital to true communication of ideas and those who left it out weren't interested in teaching but obedience. Tribalism follows the same form. I want better than that. https://medium.com/@rantninja

Rant Ninja

@rant@mas.to

So... don't follow me. It's just too much pressure. I abhor absolutes. In school, teachers would say "never" and I took it literally. But they didn't mean never, they meant mostly never and would chide or punish for not inferring their actual meaning. I'm that guy. Nuance, I learned, was vital to true communication of ideas and those who left it out weren't interested in teaching but obedience. Tribalism follows the same form. I want better than that. https://medium.com/@rantninja

Rant Ninja

@rant@mas.to

So... don't follow me. It's just too much pressure. I abhor absolutes. In school, teachers would say "never" and I took it literally. But they didn't mean never, they meant mostly never and would chide or punish for not inferring their actual meaning. I'm that guy. Nuance, I learned, was vital to true communication of ideas and those who left it out weren't interested in teaching but obedience. Tribalism follows the same form. I want better than that. https://medium.com/@rantninja

Rant Ninja

@rant@mas.to

So... don't follow me. It's just too much pressure. I abhor absolutes. In school, teachers would say "never" and I took it literally. But they didn't mean never, they meant mostly never and would chide or punish for not inferring their actual meaning. I'm that guy. Nuance, I learned, was vital to true communication of ideas and those who left it out weren't interested in teaching but obedience. Tribalism follows the same form. I want better than that. https://medium.com/@rantninja

Rant Ninja

@rant@mas.to

So... don't follow me. It's just too much pressure. I abhor absolutes. In school, teachers would say "never" and I took it literally. But they didn't mean never, they meant mostly never and would chide or punish for not inferring their actual meaning. I'm that guy. Nuance, I learned, was vital to true communication of ideas and those who left it out weren't interested in teaching but obedience. Tribalism follows the same form. I want better than that. https://medium.com/@rantninja

Rant Ninja

@rant@mas.to

So... don't follow me. It's just too much pressure. I abhor absolutes. In school, teachers would say "never" and I took it literally. But they didn't mean never, they meant mostly never and would chide or punish for not inferring their actual meaning. I'm that guy. Nuance, I learned, was vital to true communication of ideas and those who left it out weren't interested in teaching but obedience. Tribalism follows the same form. I want better than that. https://medium.com/@rantninja

Rant Ninja

@rant@mas.to

So... don't follow me. It's just too much pressure. I abhor absolutes. In school, teachers would say "never" and I took it literally. But they didn't mean never, they meant mostly never and would chide or punish for not inferring their actual meaning. I'm that guy. Nuance, I learned, was vital to true communication of ideas and those who left it out weren't interested in teaching but obedience. Tribalism follows the same form. I want better than that. https://medium.com/@rantninja

Rant Ninja

@rant@mas.to

So... don't follow me. It's just too much pressure. I abhor absolutes. In school, teachers would say "never" and I took it literally. But they didn't mean never, they meant mostly never and would chide or punish for not inferring their actual meaning. I'm that guy. Nuance, I learned, was vital to true communication of ideas and those who left it out weren't interested in teaching but obedience. Tribalism follows the same form. I want better than that. https://medium.com/@rantninja

Rant Ninja

@rant@mas.to

So... don't follow me. It's just too much pressure. I abhor absolutes. In school, teachers would say "never" and I took it literally. But they didn't mean never, they meant mostly never and would chide or punish for not inferring their actual meaning. I'm that guy. Nuance, I learned, was vital to true communication of ideas and those who left it out weren't interested in teaching but obedience. Tribalism follows the same form. I want better than that. https://medium.com/@rantninja

Rant Ninja

@rant@mas.to

So... don't follow me. It's just too much pressure. I abhor absolutes. In school, teachers would say "never" and I took it literally. But they didn't mean never, they meant mostly never and would chide or punish for not inferring their actual meaning. I'm that guy. Nuance, I learned, was vital to true communication of ideas and those who left it out weren't interested in teaching but obedience. Tribalism follows the same form. I want better than that. https://medium.com/@rantninja

Rant Ninja

@rant@mas.to

So... don't follow me. It's just too much pressure. I abhor absolutes. In school, teachers would say "never" and I took it literally. But they didn't mean never, they meant mostly never and would chide or punish for not inferring their actual meaning. I'm that guy. Nuance, I learned, was vital to true communication of ideas and those who left it out weren't interested in teaching but obedience. Tribalism follows the same form. I want better than that. https://medium.com/@rantninja

Rant Ninja

@rant@mas.to

So... don't follow me. It's just too much pressure. I abhor absolutes. In school, teachers would say "never" and I took it literally. But they didn't mean never, they meant mostly never and would chide or punish for not inferring their actual meaning. I'm that guy. Nuance, I learned, was vital to true communication of ideas and those who left it out weren't interested in teaching but obedience. Tribalism follows the same form. I want better than that. https://medium.com/@rantninja

Rant Ninja

@rant@mas.to

So... don't follow me. It's just too much pressure. I abhor absolutes. In school, teachers would say "never" and I took it literally. But they didn't mean never, they meant mostly never and would chide or punish for not inferring their actual meaning. I'm that guy. Nuance, I learned, was vital to true communication of ideas and those who left it out weren't interested in teaching but obedience. Tribalism follows the same form. I want better than that. https://medium.com/@rantninja

Rant Ninja

@rant@mas.to

So... don't follow me. It's just too much pressure. I abhor absolutes. In school, teachers would say "never" and I took it literally. But they didn't mean never, they meant mostly never and would chide or punish for not inferring their actual meaning. I'm that guy. Nuance, I learned, was vital to true communication of ideas and those who left it out weren't interested in teaching but obedience. Tribalism follows the same form. I want better than that. https://medium.com/@rantninja