Flustra cornata, consisting of colonies of simple marine invertebrate animals. Le monde de la mer. 1866.
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Flustra cornata, consisting of colonies of simple marine invertebrate animals. Le monde de la mer. 1866.
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Masao Yamamoto, Nakazora, 1999
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Hygiene of the brain. 1878.
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Albert Camus, from a letter to María Casares featured in Correspondance, 1944-1959
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Smoldering bouquet of roses photographed by Ars Thanea
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July 6, 1920 Letters to Milena by Franz Kafka First published : 1952
One person can separate fiction from reality, doesn’t harm anyone in real life, thinks harassment and censorship are bad. The other scams a real person, who’s trying to support an artist, and then brags about their literal crime online.
But antis will tell you they’re the good and normal ones 😍
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