to say nothing of

It will now be up to the Federalist Society to decide whether they will bend the knee, following the example of other Republican elites, to say nothing of law firms and universities.

They also reveal a general lack of knowledge about how public media works, to say nothing of the examples playing out in the news that illustrate why billionaire media owners cannot be trusted to refrain from interfering with their outlets’ editorial decisions.

Add in conservative boomers’ framing of younger Americans as lazier than their more more traditional, hardworking predecessors — to say nothing of the scores of boomers who do, genuinely, believe that millennials and Gen Zers are indeed entitled brats — and it’s hard to deny that such a recipe would create anything other than a brewing, bitter resentment.

In some ways, the former Sears building may never feel like a campus: Unlike the Water Garden and Colorado Center, which are across the street from each other, there is little greenery at the 10 Freeway-adjacent site — to say nothing of a grassy field.

Most of us — including me, to say nothing of President Trump — lack that epistemic humility.