I got a lot to be mad about.
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he wasn't even looking at me and he found me
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I got a lot to be mad about.
Mistakes
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March 2016
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March 2016
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A quotidian morning in Buenos Aires.
Buenos Aires, Argentina. 2016
âIâm sorry I left but it was for the best, though it never felt rightâ.Â
Nothing
You go up to a man, and you say, âHow are things going, Joe?â And he says, 'Oh, fine, fineâcouldnât be better.â And you look into his eyes, and you see things really couldnât be much worse. When you get right down to it, everybodyâs having a perfectly lousy time of it, and I mean everybody. And the hell of it is, nothing seems to help much.
Ransom K. Fern
Kurt Vonnegut, The Sirens of Titan (1959) Chapter 3, page 66
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Diego Rivera, Threshing Floor, 1904.
Marc Johns
These werenât natural formations, and they werenât the work of bears. They were built by people.
Ed Yong reports on a recent, major discovery about the distant ancestors of homo sapiens in A Shocking Find In a Neanderthal Cave In France:
Some 336 meters into the cave, the caver stumbled across something extraordinaryâa vast chamber where several stalagmites had been deliberatelybroken. Most of the 400 pieces had been arranged into two ringsâa large one between 4 and 7 metres across, and a smaller one just 2 metres wide. Others had been propped up against these donuts. Yet others had been stacked into four piles. Traces of fire were everywhere, and there was a mass of burnt bones. Â
These werenât natural formations, and they werenât the work of bears. They were built by people.
Recognizing the siteâs value, the caver brought in archaeologist Francois Rouzaud. Using carbon-dating, Rouzaud estimated that a burnt bear bone found within the chamber was 47,600 years old, which meant that the stalagmite rings were older than any known cave painting. It also meant that they couldnât have been the work of Homo sapiens. Their builders must have been the only early humans in the south of France at the time: Neanderthals.
Read the entire story here.