Conundrum of the moment

WHY is this box trapezoidal?

Sub headline of the moment

Beloved places to dine out are portals to past versions of ourselves.

--NYT

Quote of the moment

We don't have to control everything... It's okay. 

--Brian Klaas

Quote of the moment

You are the contingent culmination of the entirety of cosmic history. 

--Brian Klaas 

Quote of the moment

Theories don't come with an expiration date. 

--Brian Klaas 

Quote of the moment

If you torture data long enough, it will confess. 

--Ronald Koss

Quote of the moment

If necessity is the mother of invention, then timing is the mother of contingency. 

--Brian Klaas

Quote of the moment

Reality doesn't have a 'narrative arch.'

--Brian Klaas

Quote of the moment

Our beliefs are not a side-show. 

--Brian Klaas

Quote of the moment

Nothing says, "American Dream," like selling your car to sell hotdogs on a sidewalk. 

--Weird History of Food

TXTd poetry of the moment

The yard is a pile of gravel next to snaking trenches

--The Accomplice

Quote of the moment

We are the surviving barbs of a chain-linked past. 

--Brian Klaas

Quote of the moment

What can stop the determined heart and resolved will of man? 

--Mary Shelley

Legal clarity quote of the moment

There is a through line connecting your misconduct. From time to time your actions suggest that you believe that ordinary rules don't apply to you.

[my emphasis]

--Judge Paul A. Engelmayer

to rapper Daniel Hernandez

Imponderable of the moment

How can there be value in anything if the value of everything is nothing?

--Annemarie Conte

T-Day quote of the moment

Give yourself that grace to have a little bit of fun on Thanksgiving.

--Kathryn Tomasino

Narrowed cuisine quote of the moment

I don't wanna eat a piece of chicken that came out of a 3-D printer.

Martin Bally

Campbell Soup Company

Quote of the moment

Everything is what it is because it got that way.

--Darcy Thompson

Quote of the moment

We forever surf on the ripples of others. 

--Brian Klaas 

Quote of the moment

The real story of our lives is often written in the margins. 

--Brian Klaas