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The Mustache of Understanding

This blog is devoted to the fountain of pith, profundity, and flatness of Thomas L. Friedman, possessor of the world's only known Mustache of Understanding. In time, the blog hopes to raise funds for a Thomas L. Friedman Institute for Flat Studies at Harvard University.

Showing posts with label uncanny optimism. Show all posts
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Monday, October 20, 2008

The origins of the mustache: Episode I: "He who wears it understands"

Flattened by SJ at 9:02 AM 3 comments:
Friedmanisms American ingenuity, counterintuitve metaphors, flagrant and bold disregard for logic of deductive reasoning, mustache of understanding, uncanny optimism
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