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Vultures are holy creatures. Tending the dead. Bowing low. Bared head. Whispers to cold flesh, “Your old name is not your king. I rename you ‘Everything.’”
- Jarod K. Anderson @cryptonature
“An intellectual is someone whose mind watches itself.”
— Albert Camus, Notebooks, 1935-1942
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Consolation (1894) — Edvard Munch
Photograph taken in 1954 of Admiral Nelson's flagship, HMS Victory, covered in snow at its berth in Portsmouth Dockyard.
“Let’s suppose a philosopher who after having published several works declares in a new book: “Up to now I was going in the wrong direction. I am going to begin all over. I think now that I was wrong.” No one would take him seriously any more. And yet he would then be giving proof that he is worthy of thought.”
— Albert Camus, Notebooks, 1942-1951
Do kids today even understand why podcasts are called podcasts?
Well, you see, kids, almost twenty years ago Apple produced a portable audio player called – wait, I need to go back further.
Okay, so in the 20th century, the new inventions of radio and television were known as broadcast media – no, wait, that’s not really the start either –
Broadcasting originally refers to throwing, or casting, handfuls of seeds onto prepared ground, typically used with grain crops, which, uh –
– the Agrucultural Revoution, which begain circa 10,000 BC in the Levant, was when humans began preserving seeds for replanting –