#intellectualgrowth

[smolandweirdwriter]

the best insight i have ever been given in my entire life:

"Not knowing things doesn't make you stupid. Not wanting to know things does."

[bloodsappho]

As per Swedish cyberphilosophers Alexander Bard and Jan Soderqvist, the internet age is structured by a desperate longing for the phallus.

The phallus is the gaze that cuts and makes distinctions - it is the judge in the competition who chooses the winner, and, implicitly, the loser.

On platforms where everybody can speak, there is a longing for a daddy, a dom, someone, anyone, who will say "yes, this is it."

Everyone dances and prays to be picked.

"The piper's calling you to join him."

[poeticalwarrior]

“To whom do I owe the biggest apology? No one’s been crueler than I’ve been to me.” —Alanis Morrisette

Harald Slott-Møller | “Længsel” (1913) | MutualArt

"Your worst sin is that you have destroyed and betrayed yourself for nothing."

- Fyodor Dostoevsky, Crime and Punishment

Art : Feminine stereotypes by Romina Bassu

[beccawise7]

There's a quiet strength and beauty in walking away from people and things that no longer serve you and drive your growth.

No matter how difficult walking away can be, living a life uninspired and mundane will never be a proper way to live. ~beccawise7💜🖤('22)

[pumpkinsouupp]

The way i am stupidly crying

[artsandjams]

Things I’d love to stay inside of until I’ve worn out my welcome part 1: a Barnes and Noble

[listsach01]

5 Meta-Study Hacks Used by High-IQ Thinkers: When you search for study hacks, you are usually looking for a quick fix—a magical memorization trick or a shortcut to pass an exam. But those short-term tips only treat the symptoms. If you want to study less but understand deeper, you need to upgrade your cognitive habits.

[poeticalwarrior]

I long for the day my solitude ends and I'm home.

Brian Oldham | Saatchi Art