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      <title>Truth as a Tool, Not a Monument — On Carlin, Parable, and the Work of Indirect Truth</title>
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      <description>Some of history&amp;#39;s most consequential teachers didn&amp;#39;t state truth, they staged it. Kierkegaard, the Buddha&amp;#39;s raft, Mark&amp;#39;s secretive parables, and Carlin&amp;#39;s euphemism routine share one method: truth built to disturb, not to describe.</description>
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