I think people like rationalizing their behaviors so that they don't seem weird. When really they are just being themselves.
Behaviors become mental illnesses when they start to affect other parts of your life. Organizing your books by color is unusual and quirky, but not a mental illness.
If you can't leave a library because you have to organize their books by color, then it's a mental illness.
Democracy is very fickle, especially since all it takes for democracy to fail is a minority of people to allow fascism to take hold.
Trump's lack of ability to control the US doesn't mean he can't bring instability to the EU. Quite the opposite. If he can bring doubt into the coalition, then it will become easier for him to get what he wants, which is a smaller voting bloc.
Stupid question from someone who doesn't know fuck all about this guy: why did he even enter the ring? Like why did the guy, who clearly is outmatched, even consider being matched with the other boxer?
Iirc correctly, Amazon actually doesn't resell their returns. At least not through their storefront.
They have "return auctions" where returns are put onto a pallet and then people bid on them to purchase. Apparently this is cheaper than having a workflow for their returns, checking them to make sure they are resellable, and then stocking them back into their warehouse.
If there is one force you can always count on is democrats snatching defeat from the jaws of victory.