Mars
Joined February 2024
Comics: Dead You.
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Elon Musk warned about this before. He was right then, and he’s right today. Ukraine needs a new leader. The flower of Ukrainian and Russian youth is being lost to war. It’s time to stop the killing.
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The funny thing is that my parents were always opposed to me pursuing higher education in the first place lol they thought it was a waste of money. It took a very long, sleepless, high-tone argument to convince them it was even worth it, since it meant 4 years with no income.
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I would be like, "I can be a doctor or a lawyer, I can learn anything," and they were like, "Not in this lifestyle, baby." I still think I would be a badass doctor, or even a professor. I don't really like companies or business I am not like a man.
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This year’s literature laureate Anne Carson was born in 1950 in Toronto, Canada. Throughout her career, she has combined poetry writing with translation work and teaching at universities. Carson’s 'Autobiography of Red: A Novel in Verse' from 1998 is an example of her ability to actualise the classical literary tradition. “She uses the myths, the characters and the stories from that time and puts them into a modern context,” said Steve Sem-Sandberg, member of the Nobel Committee at the Swedish Academy. Curious to know more about Anne Carson but unsure which of her books to pick up first? Here Anders Olsson, chair of the Nobel Committee at the Swedish Academy, gives his recommendations. nobelprize.org/what-to-read-…
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I’ve never seen it. I guess the author knows that and is waiting for me to watch the previous ones. If we’re in a simulation and I’m the only conscious being, this is the perfect justification.
We urgently need a new “Lord of the Rings” sequel before we run out of tech company names.
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I am sorry, other simulated brains.
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Strawberry Nets, Eric Ravilious, 1932. This watercolour was commissioned by Sir Geoffrey Fry at his country home Oare House, near Pewsey, in #Wiltshire. The original artwork is in a private collection.
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Mathematicians don't care what you think of them. I mean, have you seen how they dress?
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Now, excuse me while I go watch The View as an official act of disobedience. Freedom of content. Yes. See, I can do whatever I want.
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Schopenhauer on the ideal form of government:
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My girlfriend took me to see Rembrandt etchings for my birthday.
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Thinking about that time I went for a hike and the world turned monochrome
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went to visit a friend who’s a ceramicist and works in a studio with no phone signal in a tiny yorkshire village. he doesn’t listen to podcasts or music, only occasionally uses the radio, and when I asked him what he thinks about all day he just said “well, pots mostly”
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STARLINK WORKS THE SAME WAY ITS ALWAYS WORKED. ITS NOT A WEAPONS SYSTEM, NO MATTER HOW MUCH UKRAINE WANTS IT TO BE.
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It may be that the clocks go back tonight and that the wind’s howling and the rain’s horizontal but at least the last of the summer roses are GLORIOUS.
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Eu achei um canal no YouTube que tem upado os episódios de um programa norte americano de culinária do início dos anos 90. Tô viciado em ver o vídeos, dá uma nostalgia bizarra ver essa estética, essas comidas, decoração, formato de programa, essa imagem meio chapiscada de TV.
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You produce for the sake of functionality not for the sake of creation of discovery.
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Jobs are horrible for human nature.
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sense and sensibility 1995 feels like a painting
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