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“I shiver, thinking how easy it is to be totally wrong about people, to see one tiny part of them and confuse it for the whole.”

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Lauren Oliver

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EVERYTHING PAINTED BRUNO: Franklin Bruno - Blurt Magazine

The indie legend has no intentions of stopping… BY MIKE SHANLEY Stephin Merritt, musical auteur of Magnetic Fields among others, isn’t exactly known for a tendency to dish out compliments to his peers. But in a recent interview, this writer brought up the name of Franklin Bruno as someone equally as adept with couplets as …

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Found in a closet. Painted in 8th grade, I think, thirty-some odd years ago. My favorite hero.

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Chuck vs. Bryce: Sarah’s Choice?

Chuck can be devious. Take the first season, beginning with The Kiss (E7). The Kiss takes place in front of Bryce’s life support pod. Chuck and Sarah (and we the viewers) take it to be a bomb and…

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I finally finished turning tables and what a story. It's absolutely beautiful from start to finish. I particularly liked the link with Orpheus and Eurydice that's weaved into the story. It was surprisingly fitting and I haven't really thought of it like that but now I do thanks to this story. Anyways, just wanted to say great work

fanfic comment, Turned Tables

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Because, well, just because...

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The relentless honesty of Ludwig Wittgenstein

Footnotes to Plato is a TLS Online series appraising the works and legacies of the great thinkers and philosophers. If you ask philosophers – those in the English speaking analytic tradition anyway – who is the most important philosopher of the twentieth century, they will most likely name Ludwig Wittgenstein. But the chances are that if you ask them exactly why he was so important, they will be unable to tell you. Moreover, in their own philosophical practice it will be rare, certainly these days, that they mention him or his work. Indeed, they may very fluently introduce positions, against which Wittgenstein launched powerful arguments: the very arguments which, by general agreement, make him such an important philosopher. Contemporary philosophers don’t argue with Wittgenstein. Rather they bypass him. Wittgenstein has a deeply ambivalent status – he has authority, but not influence. For the more general reader, Wittgenstein’s status in contemporary…

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