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Omfg could your life be any more randomly dramatic? @CollinTsend I get it: you're angry about everything and no one knows what they're doing. @acard1 Old Sport
Katılım Haziran 2011
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Seems important that in Fahrenheit 451, books were still “available” in single-paragraph summaries—“read Hamlet in five minutes!”—but the books themselves had been banned for being too difficult. Tech boosters see a warning and think it’s an instruction manual.
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Personally, I read a bunch of classics in high register in college. I guess it was fun. I recently ChatGPT'd Aristotle into readable English, finished it around 5x as fast as a translation, and felt I got the main gist of things. idk does the pain incurred actually teach much?
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Studying the humanities is a powerful act of resistance against the illiterate tech moguls and brain-dead authoritarians who are actively trying to cultivate a population that's dumb and compliant. They don't want you to read, and therefore you must never stop.
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do you think god stays in heaven because he too lives in fear of what he's created here on earth?
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Today I learned that in Finland they use to have about 4,000 reindeer/ car accidents a year so they paint their antlers with reflective paint and this is vaguely terrifying
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frankly terrified of what ao3 is going to do with this
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First look at Venom horse in Venom: The Last Dance
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The Ancient Greeks had Diogenes in his jar questioning societal norms and we have bus hammock man.
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This is the craziest shit I've ever seen
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Probably the most interesting book store in Japan right now is Passage, in Tokyo's Jimbocho district. It is divided into roughly three locations, and is run as a co-op by hundreds of people. Anyone can be a co-manager by renting/leasing a shelf in one of the 123 "rue" (street), each rue is further divided by shelves. On your shelf you display your name and your own miniature book store. You can curate your own selection of new books, or sell your used books, self-published books, and so on. One of the locations also has a good cafe. The turnover is not so slow that you won't find dozens of new bookstores every time you visit.
If you are one of millions to visit Japan this summer and want to see something most people miss, this might be an interesting destination.
passage.allreviews.jp
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Met a homosexual and it only took about four minutes before we started talking about how much we love the movie Arrival
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@MARTAservice why was the northbound 192 bus 100 minutes (1:40) late today?
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