Snow in Spring
Han Yu
The new year's come, but still the plants don't grow, First in March I'm startled by grass shoots. The white snow thinks the colours of spring are late, So through the pavilion and trees it flies like blossom.
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Snow in Spring
Han Yu
The new year's come, but still the plants don't grow, First in March I'm startled by grass shoots. The white snow thinks the colours of spring are late, So through the pavilion and trees it flies like blossom.
Today's Flickr photo with the most hits: this statue of David Hulme, Edinburgh. Seen here with the talismanic shiny toes of empiricism.
The Philosopher
The Philosopher What, In particular reference to the canticle of the moment, is this precise commentary observing within the melodramatic interpretation of causality within the overarching narrative of the conscious vilification of narrative phenomena? Vaguely, one must ascertain the nature of the cartographic field that the various aspects are placed within, or the practicalities of the station…
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Evil, when we are in its power, is not felt as evil, but as a necessity, even a duty.
Simone Weil
Fuck exams.. I'm gonna become a philosopher and sit in bed all day thinking about life!
very punny
People are always telling me they can't believe in a God because religion doesn't have all the answers. I look to Science and say that Science doesn't have all the answers either. But when I combine the two, the world just makes sense. Maybe the Bible can't explain everything but it explains all the things that matter most.
By all means, get married: if you find a good wife, you'll be happy; if not, you'll become a philosopher
Socrates