Minute 27: Unanimous Abandonment of Reason

Decisions Abandoned: Our Brothers and Sisters

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As the Committee of Conundrums convened in emergency session, it became clear that all present were in unanimous agreement: reason was, in fact, abandoned. The minutes of the meeting reveal that every last shred of logic was discarded, tossed into a dumpster behind the committee chambers, never to be seen again.

Our brothers and sisters, members of the Subcommittee of Silly Subroutines, were overheard whispering amongst themselves, "We can do better than this! We'll make decisions based on feelings, on intuition, on... on... um, what was it again?"

As the meeting drew to a close, a lone voice was heard to exclaim, "But wait! What of the Constitution? Does it not say something about, uh, 'Reason and Logic' or something?"

The Chair of the Committee, a stout man with a beard and a look of utter dismay, banged his gavel with a resounding "Not now, you fool! We're past that stage. Now let us proceed to the really important decisions: which flavor of donut to order for the meeting!"

Our Brothers and Sisters: Unsung Heroes of Reason's Abandonment

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