He might! It’s actually likely that he does considering the nature of his works. But I was definitely thinking of the Asimov quote and for some reason thought it was Vonnegut who said it….

Hahahaha, I really misquoted it as Vonnegut! Thank you for correcting me. I knew it was one of the science fiction authors

The GOP these days is basically built on anti-intellectualism. Kurt Vonnegut said it best

Edit: Lol, someone pointed out it was actually Asimov who said the quote. I confused my writers, haha

Being on Reddit exposed you to well-reasoning people? Reddit is a cesspit

Unironically my school teaches an entire course on this book

You’re surprised that a man born before the Great Depression writes exaggerated pro-life stories?

Sometimes you read a book when at a certain time of your life and it doesn’t appeal to you. Then you read it later, when you’ve experienced different things and are in a different mindset, and you get it

Catcher in the Rye is another one of those books. Some people hate it, but if you read it at a certain point you’ll understand it all

If you love this woman, you need to leave her, because you're the worst thing in her life

Playboy at 13. I started laughing my ass off. You're not actually dating anyone at that age, you're just telling people you're with someone for the social desirability.

Also, why the hell do you still talk to this person

Some of these titles are so misleading. All modern supply chains have tire to forced labor