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1: 2013-09-11: baby hoarder — woman who refuses to stop having babies in spite of being unable to care for the children she already has.
2: 2013-07-12: RT @NYPost_PW: Other than SHARKNADO, this is the funniest thing on the web right now: Batman is a hoarder http://t.co/OrN8jM8NnW
3: 2013-06-28: 3-D printing opens up new frontiers for hoarders. If you aren't crippled by stuff already, you can just make more stuff until you are.
4: 2013-06-09: Hoarders Without Borders — addiction support group for international travelers who can't stop buying tacky souvenirs.
5: 2012-07-21: Humans are natural hoarders, saving up resources for lean times that never come. The best way to defeat it is have no space to hoard in.
6: 2012-07-19: RT @TIME: Suddenly the average American home is beginning to feel like an episode of Hoarders | http://t.co/gaE7UMkb (via @TIMEMoneyland)
7: 2012-01-14: The BDL is now addiction free! No alcohol, drugs, cigarettes, caffeine, junk food, television, book reading or possessional hoarding.
8: 2011-11-29: Humans are natural hoarders, genetically programmed to stockpile resources for lean times. Once, it was essential, now dysfunctional.
9: 2011-11-13: If you're stopping to take pictures at every roadside attraction, isn't that photographic hoarding? Shouldn't it be a reality show?
10: 2011-08-04: Eating after taste has faded is a form of compulsive hoarding. You're trying to sock it away for lean times that will never come.
11: 2011-07-13: #### End of live-tweeted essay: "Hoarders"
12: 2011-07-13: The thing that rarely influences a hoarder: their limited time on earth. One way or another, you're going to lose all your stuff!
13: 2011-07-13: Nicholas Cage: hoarder! How else do you explain his financial problems with his enormous income? He couldn't stop collecting homes!
14: 2011-07-13: A hoarder in a one-room apartment is less dysfunctional than one in a six-room house. The "good fortune" of a house is bad for its owner.
15: 2011-07-13: Even the very rich can become hoarders, collecting homes and possessions until the whole system collapses.
16: 2011-07-13: The most effective way to prevent physical hoarding is to simply not have any storage space. Living on the road, hoarding is impossible.
17: 2011-07-13: In the past, some hoarding seemed justified, because albums and keepsakes took up physical space. Now most albums are virtual.
18: 2011-07-13: Hoarding isn't limited to physical possessions. One can hoard data—stockpiling information that hardly justifies the expense.
19: 2011-07-13: Hoarding makes little practical sense today, when most goods are easily obtained at low cost. Future value rarely justifies storage cost.
20: 2011-07-13: Hoarding made perfect sense in most of human history, when every scrap of string was precious.
21: 2011-07-13: The limiting rule of hoarders—and indeed most humans—is that ones possessions will expand to fill whatever storage space is available.
22: 2011-07-13: The mantra of the hoarder is, "You never know when you might need it."
23: 2011-07-13: Homeless people build "nests" of treasured belongings the same way hoarders with homes do.
24: 2011-07-13: The belongings of a hoarder are like the web of a spider. You can't move anything without a defensive reaction: "Don't touch that!"
25: 2011-07-13: Hoarders can't stop collecting like the obese can't resist food. They know there's a problem but can't walk away from the food on the plate.
26: 2011-07-13: As the mind breaks down—in Alzheimer's or other mental illness—natural instincts like hoarding become more prominent.
27: 2011-07-13: Humans are generically programmed hoarders, like a squirrel saving nuts for a winter that never comes.
28: 2010-11-28: Humans are natural hoarders, genetically programmed to stockpile resources for lean times. Once, it was essential, now dysfunctional.
29: 2010-11-04: Humans are natural hoarders, jealously guarding their possessions and stockpiling resources. It was functional for the cave but not today.
30: KilroyCafe: 2010-09-10: Humans are natural hoarders. They infuse objects with emotional meaning and don't want to part with them.
31: KilroyCafe: 2010-09-10: The mantra of the hoarder: "I may need that later." In fact, the storage cost almost always exceeds the potential utility.
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