What is the role of external validation in maintaining a personal "house of cards"?

by Max Gladstone. I'm here because of Roger. I don't mean here-on-the-Wild Cards-blog-here, I mean, quite likely, here-writing-science-fiction here. Feb 28, 2015 ... I do think the vomiting makes sense. It's probably because she didn't think he'd actually agree, and then she realized what it meant that he did ... Mar 12, 2014 ... Interesting. Plot-wise, I knew the dog had to have significant meaning, but character-wise what was the purpose? Was I about to see how the ... Apr 14, 2022 ... ... does it mean the else would? Or is double negation just the original value? Eventually, I realized that I was confused about Javascript's ... Feb 10, 2013 ... The first time Frank Underwood speaks to the audience in House of Cards, it's not exactly clear whether he's addressing us or just thinking ... Feb 5, 2013 ... ... is meant to be exceptionally guilty of practicing. House of Cards is so eager to make Zoe an outre figure by linking her compromised ... Feb 24, 2014 ... What do I mean? Let me explain. In “House of Cards”, Frank Underwood (played gloriously by Kevin Spacey) uses deception, lies, backchanneling ... The meaning of HOUSE OF CARDS is a structure, situation, or institution that is insubstantial, shaky, or in constant danger of collapse. Feb 17, 2014 ... ” House of Cards is a show with an inflated sense of ego; it ... is real doesn't mean you can't laugh at it. By Louis Peitzman · diddy ... "House of cards" is also an expression that dates back to 1645 meaning a structure or argument built on a shaky foundation or one that will collapse if a ...