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How I learned to stop speaking and respect the Mystery
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Lives of Game Animals, Volume 3. 1927. Written and illustrated by Ernest Thompson Seton.
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the reason the receding hairline, as well as the natural tonsure, are treated so derisively atm in "Our Society" is because it, one, represents the forces of nature (out of his control, an acknowledgement that there is something greater than him) acting upon a man (being acted upon is feminine according to the dominant gender paradigm), and two, by not shaving his head there is an assumption that the man is trying and failing to have hair, his futile struggle further softening and humiliating him. This is also why is it incredibly sexy for those with the eyes to see.
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Jellyfish from Bulletin (United States National Museum) no.100:v.1 (1928).
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