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Paul Klee - Forgetful Angel (1939)
I think the Batman Arkham games were borderline masterpieces viz-a-viz their open world gameplay and overall tone. But goddd, the way women are designed and written in that series is awful. All the villainesses are given like the same seductress cadence and wear tight clothes and it feels like a 12-year-old wrote it
average first sentence of a math wikipedia page:
A snorkle basis is a particular sort of set that has some properties and is generally "nice" (in a rigorous sense) and can do many things and is very practical.
love this post. also a big fan of some midtext sentences where this kind of thing is going on:
My impression of Virginia Wolfe's prose so far is that it's what would happen if you gave Marcel Proust adderall
I confessed my love to somebody last night and I'm sort of jittery about it
It's an odd thing to do, because "confessing romantic feelings" entails asking someone if they want to speak a new language with you, so to speak.
I confessed my love to somebody last night and I'm sort of jittery about it
I do think there are criticisms to be made with ADHD as a diagnostic construct, but there is a contingency of academic out there whose whole shtick seems to be "I am very very very very scared of the idea that children take stimulants as medication, and I will write fifteen books about this" and each and every one of them should be beaten with bricks
My opinion is something like this: ADHD is treated by the psychiatric-pharmaceutical complex as more cohesive and homogeneous a condition than it probably actually is, and this is an artifact of the contradiction emerging in a medical structure that on the one hand a) relies on the distinct, self-contained character of its constructs and on the other hand b) is tethered to a sort of positivism which matches up observable symptoms with singular conditions.
But this does not mean that the people who receive the diagnosis don't actually show differences from the "average," or that they would not benefit from medication. Far from it, I think far more people than we realize would benefit from the medicine usually reserved for ADHD!!
I do think there are criticisms to be made with ADHD as a diagnostic construct, but there is a contingency of academic out there whose whole shtick seems to be "I am very very very very scared of the idea that children take stimulants as medication, and I will write fifteen books about this" and each and every one of them should be beaten with bricks
I am very fond of the Simpsons but I never "got" the Planet of the Apes musical parody scene. It seems to be, to many, the funniest scene in the show, and I truly don't really see why. It's kind of one-note and too drawn out for me. I wonder if there's something I'm missing.
this is how you end up with a mass of people who are fueled entirely by a mixture of resentment and their own neuroses around authority. Which is useful to a certain strain of leftist, I suppose!
An interesting uptick in people trying to "rehabilitate" guilt on here, recently.
this is how you end up with a mass of people who are fueled entirely by a mixture of resentment and their own neuroses around authority. Which is useful to a certain strain of leftist, I suppose!
In my forthcoming utopia, every YouTuber with over 50k followers will have a state-sponsored informant to ensure their content remains acceptable to society and the world. And anyone with over a million subscribers is executed via firing squad
I should probably follow more blogs for art and photography and the like. To be frank I sort of tend to forget Tumblr can be used like that!