The quote in the NYT article from the 30 YO as their last words read like someone who posts a deep philosophical quote

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Jul 15, 2020
7:09:22am

specsauce All-American

The quote in the NYT article from the 30 YO as their last words read like someone who posts a deep philosophical quote

From Their 3-year old on twitter. When I read the article, I felt the same way.

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Originally posted on Jul 15, 2020 at 7:09:22am

Message modified by specsauce on Jul 15, 2020 at 7:10:04am

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New York Times printed an urban legend? It’s likely. No corroboration sloppy

travelcoug

7/15/20 1:19am

Anyone who read that story and wasn’t at least a little skeptical is probably also likely to fall for phone scammers

Mike Honcho

7/15/20 1:52am

Yeah, the NYT readership is full of gullible people who think the increase in

vagabonder

7/15/20 7:06am

^^ thought the obviously fake story was real

Mike Honcho

7/15/20 9:16am

The NYT is not in the news business, it is in the business of 'making news'

Busiturtle

7/15/20 4:41am

The quote in the NYT article from the 30 YO as their last words read like someone who posts a deep philosophical quote

specsauce

7/15/20 7:09am

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