As far as possible, without surrender, be on good terms with all persons ~ Max Ehrmann
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Audra Love retweeted
The Halvorsen attractor, a chaotic system, plays its own song.
Every time one of the glowing beads touches the glass disc, it sounds a note, with its height setting the pitch and its side-to-side position setting the stereo.
Audra Love retweeted
No other traveler has ever journeyed so far from home.
Voyager 1 is about to become the first human-made object to reach a distance of one light-day from Earth, or about 16 billion miles. ½
Audra Love retweeted
HEY CANADA, WE COULD DO THIS. 🇨🇦 👇
Rather than leaving homeless people to freeze outside, Minneapolis transformed a warehouse into a village with 100 tiny homes where people sleep safely.
People get a locked door, a safe place to sleep, and 24hr mental health care, substance-use treatment, and employment support, with a clear path toward permanent housing. 👏🤍
Audra Love retweeted
The Music of Mathematics - Episode 4
The Aizawa attractor plays its own beautiful lullaby 🎶🎼😇
Every time one of the 5 glowing beads passes through the glass sail, it plays a note. The height where it crosses picks the pitch.
Audra Love retweeted
John Oliver's whole show tonight is about Pete Hegseth, who has plenty to say about women in combat.
Oliver: His own mother once wrote: "You are an abuser of women. That is the ugly truth."
Audra Love retweeted
Never forget: Alex Pretti made a choice to be righteous, kind, and brave, only to be assassinated in cold blood by Trump's ICE Nazis. Stephen Miller cheered it on, calling Pretti a "terrorist" and "would be assassin." Nuremberg is coming.
Audra Love retweeted
This is disturbing.
Republican Congressman @RepThomasMassie just read his articles of impeachment for Pete Hegseth on the House floor.
Below he discusses the illegal strike that killed fleeing school children in Iran.
It's chilling to listen to.
Audra Love retweeted
“I sat with my anger long enough until she told me her real name was grief.”
- C.S. Lewis
This powerful pairing explores the connection between anger and sadness, revealing how rage often becomes a shield for deeper emotional pain. Jan Matejko’s 1862 painting Stańczyk depicts a royal court jester sitting alone in sorrow while a celebration unfolds around him. Overwhelmed by news of a devastating loss to his homeland, he embodies the loneliness of carrying immense grief while the rest of the world continues celebrating.
Combined with a quote attributed to C.S. Lewis, the painting reminds us that anger is often more than what it appears to be. Beneath frustration and resentment may lie unresolved grief, disappointment, or vulnerability. Understanding our emotions sometimes requires looking beyond the anger itself to recognize the pain we’ve been trying to hide.
Audra Love retweeted
it's important to remember that twitter is a demonic machine working very actively towards the total destruction of all gender relations, for clicks. twitter is desperate to show you the worst possible takes in order to vampirically farm your emotional energy. repeat after me: i must not twitter. twitter is the mind-killer. twitter is the little death that brings total obliteration. i will face my twitter. i will permit it to pass over me and through me. and when it has gone past i will turn the inner eye to see its path. where the twitter has gone there will be nothing. only i will remain
Audra Love retweeted
You are still EARLY. The train hasn't left; there's much to learn. You aren't behind. Get to work and make your dreams come true. In the way, impact the lives of a billion people and see how it changes your life!
Audra Love retweeted
Women who don’t seek marriage are viewed as irrational, meanwhile men openly announce they “understand” cheating on one’s wife because she aged.
The reality is that women are expected to see these sentiments, to understand that should they be abandoned, other men will “understand,” but believe so deeply in their ability to “choose right” that the gamble doesn’t matter.
It works out as a moral puzzle that exonerates the man every time - by definition, if he cheats (or abuses, etc) she “chose wrong” in the first place and deserved it.
Every woman is expected to believe SHE will “choose right” and also believe that failing to roll the dice (opting out of marriage) is forfeiting any chance at happiness.
More & more woman are waking up to this rigged calculation and, as a result, men cry about birth rates and demean them. Maybe these champions of marriage & family should throw a fit in the comments of men like this instead.
Audra Love retweeted
in 1999, my father's job was to put the hippo in this ad and make it believable. It was a really big deal in Canada.
It's cool to see people sharing this advertisement again suddenly in 2026. It holds a special place in my heart every time I see it.
R.I.P dad, I'll miss you 💚
Audra Love retweeted
The most brutal truth about self-deception ever written. Nothing comes close to this paragraph by Dostoevsky.
Audra Love retweeted
I think the cost of being overly observant or mature is that i don't quite fit in with anyone anymore. Everything people do nowadays doesn't sit right with me.
They gossip about people they barely know, they judge someone's appearance because it makes them feel powerful. And mostly, they talk behind people's backs as if they are any better.
Why is this all such a normalized behaviour? Why is hate spreading everywhere so easily? Why haven't people stopped for a moment and thought about how cruel their behaviours are?
Every once in a while, I like to look around, and tell myself that we are all just humans trying to live. How can I judge someone when I know nothing about their life, or their situation, or what they're going through?
I shouldn't judge, and neither should you.