So Long, Lonesome

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Filippo Palizzi - Ettore Fieramosca

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Le Livre des Mille et une Nuits

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Marcos Montiel

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The Temple of Jupiter, Baalbek, Lebanon, circa 1862.

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An estimated 30 trillion cells in your body—less than a third—are human. The other 70-90% are bacterial and fungal! 

Learn more in the new exhibition, The Secret World Inside You, now open!

Image: Gaby D'Allesandro / © AMNH

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“Monsu Desiderio” - Francois de Nome / Didier Barra / unknown artist | (detail)

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Hisashi Eguchi

[nevver]

Pattern recognition, David Gray

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You can’t get there from here, Jungjin Lee

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Frank Micelotta for Life Magazine, 1991

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René Magritte, The Postcard, 1960.

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SANTTU MUSTONEN

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The Banquet by René Magritte

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The Storm (Black Landscape) by Yves Tanguy

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10 Forgotten French Occultists Who Influenced Modern History.

France has produced a lot of occultists since the Enlightenment, but they’ve been largely forgotten by history. In our new era of rationalism, academia has generally refused to even consider these people and their contributions, dismissing them as eccentrics and nutjobs. That’s a shame, because regardless of what you might personally believe about the occult, these people’s stories can be pretty weird and interesting. Sometimes, they’ve influenced the world in lasting and meaningful ways that you might not expect. Source: Listverse

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Lindsay for ‘Bypassing the Rational’ (2010) @ Maciek Jasik | Instagram | Tumblr