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Songs For Our Full Moon Trip. One of the most beautiful mixes I’ve ever had the pleasure of listening to. I’ve had it so long, I’ve forgotten where I first heard it and now I can’t find it anywhere. Any help tracking it down is welcome and appreciated. Thanks and enjoy!
Dream's Helm tattoo line work Thank you: Tattoo by @tobylinwood Story and inspiration by @neilhimself Illustration by #jhwilliamsiii , Kelley Jones, and @craigrussellart Gettin me into Sandman and other stuff @babelnaut (at Tattoo 34 on Hawthorne)
Art show @tattoo34pdx with @boudwinart @majorarcanaband and @nebula9vodka was the place to be tonight. Thanks yall (at Tattoo 34 on Hawthorne)
Ready for Nils @nils_frahm (at Revolution Hall)
Breathe it in (at Bald Hills)
Swaying Lusty as a Tropical Storm
Dreams of the Void
Unsure what I found but it is beautiful
Thank you @tobylinwood and @tattoo34pdx and @neilhimself and @babelnaut This surpassed expectations. I love it.
Shivering Jemmy of the Shallow Brigade; and Princess of Chaos. Thank you: Tattoo by @tobylinwood Story and inspiration by @neilhimself Illustration by Kelley Jones and P. Craig Russell (at Orleans, California)
Families joined for a wonderful night of food, dancing and drinks at (at Automobile Driving Museum)
Science and philosophy podcasts
Having read through the comments, I have a few suggestions from my experience. First what I came here to suggest: Infinite Monkey Cage - After being blown away by watching BBC's Wonders of the Universe, I went searching for a number of things; one being podcasts like you are. Searching 'Brian Cox' led me to Infinite Monkey Cage. It's a smart balance between hard science and comic relief. I think you'll like it. I began from the first episode and caught up to their most recent and I don't regret a second of it. Others that come to mind after reading through the comments: You Made it Weird with Pete Holms - His approach is one of unabashed weirdness with his guests. He pushes through awkwardness to the other side where he finds very honest conversation. Specifically the guests who relate to eastern philosophy, I think you'll find interesting based on your comments. He's a former Christian who subscribes to Buddhism and new age philosophy. Waking Up with Sam Harris - I suggest starting with episode one like I did. My path to this podcast was a suggestion to listen to #40 - Complexity & Stupidity. Listening to the first part I quickly realized I wanted to start from the beginning and build to this one. Surprisingly, I found two very different experiences. The evolution of Sam's mindset over forty odd episodes, and understanding that change, made a big impact on my perspective while listening to his conversation with David Krakauer in episode 40. My true enjoyment with Sam Harris comes when he explores topics around the mind, psychedelics, and enlightenment. The other topics he finds himself getting caught up in, however important, and he openly agrees, are frustrating, infuriating and boring. I hope you find it as insightful and enjoyable as I did. I'll mention Invisibilia and Radiolab together - Both spectacular. They're like brother and sister when it comes to exploring science and philosophy in practical apllied daily life. I also enjoy debating the viewpoints and disagrements I have with the hosts. Last, Dan Carlin's Hardcore History - While it might seem at first that I've suggested one that isn't squarely on the topic of science or philosophy, I think there is plenty of both to uncover in this one if you honestly listen. Dan does a wonderful and spectacular service to present the information, he and his team have tirelessly researched, honestly and with candid humor, curiosity, and insight.
Happy Birthday Violet!
Violet Brown, of Jamaica, turns 117 today! Happy birthday Violet!
It's a comedy of errors, you see It's about taking a fall To vanish into oblivion Is easy to do
Elliot Smith
Used the forward dash/dodge to shield shield bash to throw two enemies over the edge.
Playin some For Honor lately
#Obscurity
Obscurity is a concept many of us inhabit and share. I’m comfortable with mine. I don’t reach a whole lot of people with the things I share and I struggle to find conversation where the excitement for the concepts I want to discuss is equally shared. This is okay.
The hashtag tool exists to allow us to discover and explore content related to our interests. I imagine a hashtag whose name has the power and reach to connect me with the communities who exist to joyfully share and explore the obscure concepts I come across in my personal exploration. I imagine there are many, like me, who exist disconnected from those communities. Unable to locate them, we find ourselves lacking the reach or vision. A boat in the mist without a fog horn. Solar systems separated by vast voids.
I do have to be careful here. I do not seek an echo chamber of stagnation and cognitive bias. The challenge to relate and equally elevate the experiences of ourselves and those around us is human.
There are times when I arrive late to the party. A new relationship where the other person has come and gone from the concept I’d like to discuss. I’m careful to listen to the after taste of their experience with the concept. Sometimes I find ambivalence; a leftover disappointment akin to a hyped film who fell short. Other times umbrage; a past partnership who left in betrayal. The wound still in adolescence. Oftentimes, you are Ippo Makunouchi upon first meeting Mamoru Takamura. A lost newcomer bumping into a savvy veteran with little time to spare for those who cannot grasp their dreams through their own effort. If you’re unfamiliar with the reference, I highly recommend you begin the path to familiarity.
Over the years, the works I’ve come to hold most dear both fulfill and unsettle me. There is all at once a feeling of communion with someone who deeply understands and loves the concepts I do but a sorrowful void between us akin to looking up into the night sky. Their light travels unbound distances to reach me by written word, beautiful sound, and visceral film; yet my questions and thoughts may never reach them. I’ve grown to understand what I create and add to this human story is the best I can do to give back and pay respect to all they have given.
Build that wall
Everytime the Mexico-U.S. border wall conversation crops up, I'm reminded of this beautiful song by Darren Korb: http://supergiantgames.bandcamp.com/album/bastion-original-soundtrack