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Affirmative Action' is a specious protocol. ‘Appeal to Emotion’, you've cheated us all. Barbaric intolerance, disingenuous outcomes. Confidently, I confirm: I wish to opt out. Personal, quantifiable data should be referenced to implement changes that favor quality. Statistics are the basis of prejudice. Forget what you thought of as conservative or progressive. Deliberate or not, 'Positive Discrimination' is a classic fallacy. Discard all forms and alterations of ******* I couldn't be any clearer in my position. Your harassment evokes my aggression. 'Affirmative Action' is a specious protocol. ‘Appeal to Emotion’, you've cheated us all. Barbaric intolerance, disingenuous outcomes. Confidently, I confirm: I wish to opt out. Proposal for 'Social Inclusion' instills that some of us are inferior and incapable; sans allowance from the 'privileged' we could never compare. By ‘helping’, you've made us helpless. Your logic is riddled with paradoxes. 'Affirmative Action' is a specious protocol. ‘Appeal to Emotion’, you've cheated us all. Barbaric intolerance, disingenuous outcomes. Confidently, I confirm: I wish to opt out. Equality is noble but equity requires adaptation based on context. If skewing the rules is how we choose, we all lose. Skeptics have credited our achievements to you and that's not even the worst part... confidence is in place of due insecurity so incompetence is rampant. Our merit shall be the sole determinant.
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Apr 28
Apr 28, 2026 at 10:10 PM UTC
Participation Trophy
I am a number, a percentage, a code. A tiny fish in a sea of percentages and tables. What is the rate of suicide for these numbers? What is the chance of being unhappy for these Numbers? Numbers are the key. It is statistically more likely for people to hate Numbers. Numbers like me.
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Mar 16
Mar 16, 2026 at 10:51 PM UTC
Numbers
Reflecting on the past is hard for me, I don't really think I made it that far I think I did pretty great with the task of being a better me, But you miss the lust of years ago, don't say you don't. Rather than being a boisterous beast. You're only statistically better than you used to be.
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Feb 5, 2025
Feb 5, 2025 at 8:58 PM UTC
Reflection
She, was an invaluable treasure in my heart I, was a calculated risk she would not take
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Feb 15, 2021
Feb 15, 2021 at 9:15 PM UTC
Accounting
Appended streams exhume the dreams that surface in conscious guide, As photon beams augment the seams transmitters must abide. The quantum strings of knotted ties, Entangling's of worlds collide, A vortex of spiraled rings, In scattered sets convergent glide, The convex spacial vacuuming's, synaptic points electrified, A hex, insatiable, stochastically adjoins frequencies over-amplified, as complex oracle valuations weight choices to decide.
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Jan 31, 2019
Jan 31, 2019 at 7:19 AM UTC
Thought-Poetry
My concern to The Central Bureau of Statistics (CBS) Whenever it publishes Updated data of The Martyrs of love Imagine, What count it be? And, The utmost concern is, The sensitivity and specificity If they will include, Me and you, or not. Last plea to CBS, Let it reveal The total counts of, The serial killers of trust, With classified gender So that, There will be less sufferers Then after.
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May 3, 2018
May 3, 2018 at 3:44 AM UTC
Martyrs Of Love
The I'm sorry The it's ok The silent battle A dummy For anyone Just humans made to experiment To cut, chop, and burn We live just to die Of a battle that is silent To become a statistics The silent battle that kills Yet few people know I'm already dead
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Mar 31, 2018
Mar 31, 2018 at 12:23 AM UTC
NUMBERS ****** TOO
A week ago, you became part of the statistics called "The number of suicides of children and young adults in Slovakia". Girls aged between 0-19 years have always been the smallest part since 2011, and it happened anyway. And now I am reading your most favorite author and I can’t understand anything. You and those poems. And you aren't here in order to explain it to me, so I'm just reading and losing myself in a text that I still have maybe a chance to understand, unlike you. I miss you, sweet dreams.
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Feb 15, 2018
Feb 15, 2018 at 5:52 AM UTC
for my best friend
It happened to me. Statistics. *That is me now. I scream and I cry Into the depths of my pillow.* *I had not been wearing something that showed me. I screamed and thrashed. I am now a* Statistic. *Help me. Rid me of the memories That play across my eyelids Whenever my eyes close.* *I regret every second Of that tortured night. And just when I thought it stopped and the pain was gone The real pain Hadn't even started.*
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May 3, 2017
May 3, 2017 at 9:26 AM UTC
Statistics.
"My daughter, when you grow up (enough) to be able to brandish self-sovereignty tempered by self-discipline I only hope that if and when you may choose to try whatever drugs may appeal to you you are least fortunate enough to have access to clean ones and a safe enough and comfortable enough environment in which to study your interrelationship with them, intellectually, physiologically, psychologically, spiritually, and socially, but not necessarily in that order. I won't tell you what to do, but my advice is this: Don't eat yellow snow: don't snort yellow coke. If you're gonna poison yourself, poison yourself with the good **** If you want to see whats up with something, be certain your sample size is representative. That's just good Science. No one likes a false statistic except those in power who wish to remain in power so maintain thy power to wield thy freedom of choice armed with an arsenal of personal experiences sailing with an armada of accurate information upon the high seas of this uncertain but certainly beautiful Life, but be prepared to accept the consequences. That's just responsibility. That alone oughtta put you well ahead of the curve."
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Jan 8, 2016
Jan 8, 2016 at 3:30 PM UTC
Self-Sovereignty
Anyway, it'd be cheaper if products didn't advertise But, instead, they waste all that good money to cloud our vision and stuff our ears Just to inform in the Information Age, you think But, really, it's to mold Look at the Billions spent on psychologists Don't be confused
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Oct 27, 2015
Oct 27, 2015 at 5:03 PM UTC
Surgeon General's Warning: Ads May Cause Behavior Alterations
You're probably reading this from the same place I'm writing it behind a desk outside the box trapped in a corporation free in my thoughts You're probably reading this for the same reason I'm writing it because words matter because it doesn't matter the way everything matters You're probably sick of reading probably yet we are hardly anything more than what can be proven we're probably the invention before probability The loving  likelihoods of life like crawling before walking like falling when learning to walk like walking into runs The statistics of confusion divided for the mystical equation of adding all things make believe subtracting all things real and solving you for yourself
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May 1, 2015
May 1, 2015 at 10:39 AM UTC
Pascal & Fermat
Many times, we love, we are loved, we hate and we are hated and yet we can never find quantum proof for how much we feel what we feel, It's left to habitual action, like It's assumed we hug, kiss or smile as proof of love, yet even haters can do the same since we live in a universe where many smile with their teeth rather than heart. I believe a scientist somewhere's trying to discover a way of bringing about statistical perfection. Even emotical pendulums, clockwise towards happiness and Anti-clockwise towards Melancholy have an imaginary measure hence cannot be traced. By and large, I think trying to quantify feelings is a holy Grail hunt, it doesn't matter how much, It's enough knowing you are loved or hated, you are desired or repelled. As long as you know, quantity doesn't matter, life is all about the moments, not how long those moments resonate before their wave taking a different existence. Life is not about how many breaths you take, but the moments that take your breath away. It's a Game where the Goals you score don't matter, what matters is you play your role right.
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Apr 6, 2015
Apr 6, 2015 at 2:00 PM UTC
TEST OF MY THOUGHT
When I am in statistics I cannot focus because the world around me is ending in my mind slowly fading into something without meaning until I cannot breathe and I have to leave to go cry in the bathroom. When I am in my statistics class I cannot focus because there is a boy there who looks like my favorite **** star I know what his ***** looks like      or might look like      Schrödinger's **** in a box. I cannot help but stare at him and picture him in gym shorts and no boxers or cargo pants and no boxers or just in boxers or. It's an uncomfortable feeling of morbid intrigue that makes me tap my toes too fast. I want to know him. I want to tell him that I love the way he smiles and laughs and communicate s and makes sure everyone is safe and happy. I can only watch **** that has behind-the-scenes features. It's comforting to know that everyone is happy and everything is consensual and everyone is having fun. I get too invested in these people, too attached - One time I had to give up and take a moment to breath because I was just so overwhelmed with pride Like a parent watching their kid graduate after all their hard work. And that feeling is not okay. And seeing that boy in my class is not okay, Because I feel so proud of all he's accomplished So when he answers a question right in class all I can think about is When he ****** a **** on camera for the first time And the first time he licked whipped cream off another man's ******* And it's very distracting. When I am in statistics I cannot focus because I start to worry that I will fail this class and then I start to worry that I will hate my future and then I worry about having a future in the first place, bunching up into an unfocused, panicking, asthmatic mess. The **** star boy is a distraction. It's because of him that I'm passing this class. ( and in a way, a stupid, silly way, it's because of him that I'm alive. )
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Apr 3, 2015
Apr 3, 2015 at 12:27 PM UTC
a thank you to the **** star look-alike in my statistics class
When I am in statistics I cannot focus because the world around me is ending in my mind slowly fading into something without meaning until I cannot breathe and I have to leave to go cry in the bathroom. When I am in my statistics class I cannot focus because there is a boy there who looks like my favorite **** star I know what his ***** looks like      or might look like      Schrödinger's **** in a box. I cannot help but stare at him and picture him in gym shorts and no boxers or cargo pants and no boxers or just in boxers or. It's an uncomfortable feeling of morbid intrigue that makes me tap my toes too fast. I want to know him. I want to tell him that I love the way he smiles and laughs and communicate s and makes sure everyone is safe and happy. I can only watch **** that has behind-the-scenes features. It's comforting to know that everyone is happy and everything is consensual and everyone is having fun. I get too invested in these people, too attached - One time I had to give up and take a moment to breath because I was just so overwhelmed with pride Like a parent watching their kid graduate after all their hard work. And that feeling is not okay. And seeing that boy in my class is not okay, Because I feel so proud of all he's accomplished So when he answers a question right in class all I can think about is When he ****** a **** on camera for the first time And the first time he licked whipped cream off another man's ******* And it's very distracting. When I am in statistics I cannot focus because I start to worry that I will fail this class and then I start to worry that I will hate my future and then I worry about having a future in the first place, bunching up into an unfocused, panicking, asthmatic mess. The **** star boy is a distraction. It's because of him that I'm passing this class. ( and in a way, a stupid, silly way, it's because of him that I'm alive. )
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Estimate tells us the avg. height of a female in the U.S. is 64 inches. This is quantitative. Unfeeling of prospect, the numbers fascinate and baffle. Recent estimation supposes 1500 active volcanoes on the earth of which 500 have erupted since history, the invention of writing.                                                                        Such a short time ago. Measuring in quantities, the earth is 4.5-4.6 billion years old. Creatures of like sentience who never wrote about volcanoes, the age of their earth. Quantities hum of something borrowed. So tight-wound, so deeply close, and yet still.                                                                         Something not ours. Blind, free of invention.
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Jan 20, 2015
Jan 20, 2015 at 7:44 PM UTC
Statistics
I once heard someone say That they both tried to **** themselves But Juliet Failed the first time (Even though she technically just Wanted to appear dead) But statistically girls are more likely to Try to **** themselves And if you count that first time She tried twice And Romeo died the one and only time Which makes sense because Though girls are more likely to try Guys are more likely to actually die
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Dec 30, 2014
Dec 30, 2014 at 2:50 PM UTC
Romeo And Juliet Makes Sense
Statistics say I am smarter than 95% of the people I meet People say Intelligence is overrated Statistics say I was born into a better situation than 98% of the people I meet People say It's not where you start it's where you finish Statistics say I will live longer than 94% of the people I meet People say Life is fragile Statistics say I won't fail People say I might
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Oct 19, 2014
Oct 19, 2014 at 9:24 PM UTC
Statistics Say
She hates that she is a woman The putrefying weakness perceived in the curves of her body The naivete shown in her blues With the unintentional flutter of butterfly lashes That refuse to meet the glances of those that pass by The fear-- Of what? That stereotypes are true? She doesn't even know And it sickens her. She sickens herself. She hates that she is white The blandest vanilla The marble statue Somehow revered Worshiped Privileged But simultaneously overlooked Boring Unimportant The Caucasian mongrel In light of the fact that her People Have no proud history Which she can name herself heir to She hates that she is middle class Not poor enough to struggle Not rich enough to be free Just situated dully in the middle A footnote in the statistic That they tell her she must use To identify herself She hates that her belief system Has to be called by a name That she has to choose To be a part of a group As part of her "identity" And she is not allowed To stand by her own integrity She hates that she is American The pudgy, loud-mouthed, laterally-speaking nation The brashly jumps into conflict Guns blazing As its political system decays In the stench of its overwhelming debt and corruption But in truth She hates That they force her To whittle her essence down Into Gender, Race, Class, Religion, and Nationality A vomit-inducing statistic As if there was nothing more to her Than the facts surrounding her existence
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Oct 3, 2014
Oct 3, 2014 at 6:11 PM UTC
Her Statistic