Question:
Time marvels at the growing popularity of polyamory, openly maintaining multiple loving relationships.

Does it follow that "The popularity of polyamory is steadily growing."?
Answer:
yes

Question:
yeah oh what what's her name no it we don't get much Texas politics out in California to be honest

Does it follow that "Californians really love to pay attention to Texan politics."?
Answer:
no

Question:
right i think the schools today you know the public schools are just they're just overrun you know they don't know what to do there's too many kids and not enough teachers and too many kids don't care

Does it follow that "Public schools today are not a good place to send a child."?
Answer:
it is not possible to tell

Question:
On the contrary, hovering like white noise throughout his 1993 essay, and through much of this book, is the that international relations are typically zero-sum, so that natural conflicts of interest dominate world affairs.

Does it follow that "World affairs are usually concerned with dealing with alien invasions."?
Answer:
no