January 2012
14 posts
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Jan 31st
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ListenListen
Jan 28th
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Jan 26th
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I have the worst fear of looking back on my life when I’m 80 and thinking it wasn’t the best it could be. And then that’s that.
Jan 21st
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Receiving multiple bits of mail offering worldly adventures is a stark slap in the face about how I don’t get to travel anywhere.
Jan 21st
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“Read, every day, something no one else is reading. Think, every day, something...”
Jan 19th
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triebs asked: WAIT WHY ARE YOU TWO SO ADORABLE I CANT EVEN YOU SHOULD GO TO PARIS AND WALK AROUND IN THE RAIN AND GET PICKED UP BY A STRANGE CAR AND GO AND MEET THESE CRAZY WILD CHARACTERS LIKE THE FITZGERALDS AND DALI N SHIT WHY ISN'T THIS A MOVIE SOMEONE SHOULD MAKE THIS A MOVIE
Jan 19th
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“• “It is one of the oddest things in the world that you can read a page or more...”
Jan 18th
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Jan 17th
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“I think it’s much more interesting to live not knowing than to have...”
Jan 16th
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To the Light
“to the light we aim ourselves away from darkness we swear but i guess  not too much light in the same manner that i do not  have so much of  this darkness to both we shall be blinded let us settle midway to dusk let us toast this drink of gray” RIC S. BASTASA, To the light
Jan 8th
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Things interesting me lately: the power and sensitivity of words, other people’s perspectives.
Jan 8th
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Musings on Being
Just as a particle travels all possible paths simultaneously and then finally traverses one alone, what if reality is the same way? What if I do all possible things simultaneously and my mind ultimately chooses one, not because I had an option, though? There is a mind for every possible scenario, and each mind is confined to its own reality.  So, we are simply not aware that we are doing...
Jan 8th
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Motion
At any given instant, an arrow in flight is where it is, occupying a space equal to itself. It cannot move during the instant, for that would require the instant to have parts. This seems to mean that motion is impossible. Aristotle writes, “If everything, when it is behaving in a uniform manner, is continually either moving or at rest, but what is moving is always in the now, then the moving...
Jan 3rd
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