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“I am a prisoner of a fairy-tale. My own softness chokes me.”
— Anna de Noailles, tr. by Jethro Bithell, from Poems; “In The Garden,”
mondays are for being a moody bitch xxxx
by Valentina Kondrasyuk
Corpse Bride — 2005, dir. Mike Johnson & Tim Burton
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fuck. i love my own blog. it’s almost like it’s full of things i would post it’s crazy
Mercury rising, Gary Hershorn (@garyhershorn)
✫・゚*.2005・゚✫*.
Information overload is real.
80% of the information on the internet is made by only 10% of the internet as a whole. (How much of that is real people vs. AI/Bots?)
Every single piece of information you get, you have to go over with a fine toothed comb to determine if it's legitimate or complete bullshit.
And if you don't know anything about the subject and you're just wanting to learn more, it's impossible.
I'm going back to legitimate book resources because the "free" resources on the internet have led me astray too many times. Too many mistakes have been made with bad information no matter how I try to vett everything first.
You can apply this to anything online. From politics to woodworking to witchcraft to anything anyone can consume.
I find myself asking the same questions over and over: Is this accurate information from an unbiased source? Is this an ad? Is this posted for clout? Is this even posted by a human? Or is it a gimmick of some kind?
Moi, un noir (1958), dir. Jean Rouch
A dense forest during a rainstorm