Quote by Malka Ann Older Download Open image ““Voters lose interest, growing either complacent or frustrated.”” — Malka Ann Older ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 2.1 out of 5 (3 ratings) Copy quoteShare
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“Like most people, Mishima has a couple of favorite feeds, sources that she’s found to be fast and reliable, although she’s probably both pickier… — Malka Ann Older Copy Share Image
“but for the most part, refugees are recognized as a good bargain. Treat them well, and they will vote for you more loyally than… — Malka Ann Older Copy Share Image
“Privacy is part of autonomy. Deciding what is reported and how much you spend on reporting it is part of governing.” — Malka Ann Older Copy Share Image
“You’ll get used to it,” he says. “In any case, I find it interesting that you think of this as the past.” “What do… — Malka Ann Older Copy Share Image
“Systems include their by-products; it all comes from the pattern of incentives they create. It’s how they make people think, how they make people… — Malka Ann Older Copy Share Image
“Mishima herself didn’t graduate from university, so she can understand bootstrapping.” — Malka Ann Older Copy Share Image
“those may be exactly the people who pose the greatest threat to the system: the people who can still remember, with rancor and longing… — Malka Ann Older Copy Share Image
“The new Heritage coalition of wealthy, experienced global corporates ignored the accessibility of Information, produced their standard glossy misinformation, and not only took the… — Malka Ann Older Copy Share Image
“The aftereffects of confiding something you shouldn't have, almost as bad as a hangover.” — Malka Ann Older Copy Share Image
“he would say impossible, but elections are rife with unexpected events—” — Malka Ann Older Copy Share Image
