Something about Nothing

-WE ALL START AS STRANGERS- 24 Man, Engineer, Designer, Love Old Stuff, Photographer, AND humanist. i am trying to find myself Sometimes i reblog girls sometimes pet sometimes couples sometimes coffee and cake sometimes cars and luxury sometimes adult So dear friend my advice is -----*-Just take your coffee and slide-*-----

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Françoise Hardy

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Françoise Hardy photographed by Jean Adda, 1966.

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French songstress Françoise Hardy. Isn’t she gorgeous? France is just a sexy country.

Recommended songs: La Mer, Tous les garçons et les filles, la temps de l'amour, Voila…the list goes on.

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Naughty Looks.

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Reflections: A young boy casts a striking comparison to an aging man lost in a book on a ferry in Istanbul. 

Photograph by Merve Ates, National Geographic Your Shot

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re: the first one, it has to do with mirror neurons. :3 Not so much directly causing muscles to react similarly, but rather gives the brain the same feelings as someone dancing, or as the article uses the example of cringing when someone gets hit in the face with a frisbee. Also the feelings you get when watching videos/movies that “move’ you could be explained with mirror neurons.

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That’s correct! For anyone who’s wondering, mirror neurons are one reason why we are able to sometimes experience what others are experiencing. For example, when you see a soccer player gets socked and you can kind of feel that too. 

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Simplicity

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