wisely-foolish

just random things in no particular order. Mostly photographs and thoughts out of context. A place to store my humanoid thoughts before moving on to the next dimension

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I suffer from crippling anxiety

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"There will be no reunion after death, only an end to being apart. It is enough."

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gotta stay happy

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Humans are so awesome they sent a camera to Jupiter!

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close this chapter and move on

as long as this reality survives, the universe and multiverse dont matter much

the expanse of space-time exists and its behaviour matters to this reality only

we're indeed a speck on a pollen

one human can explore as much as they want, and the laws break only at the seams, blackholes - where the fabric of your reality flushes into a smoothie and on the other side more sentients/systems flourish - according to the laws defined by their universe

what is this reality indeed ? is it a perception of each individual ?

your world exists in your own mind/body, nobody else can (as of yet) get inside you and verify how much of what you believe is actually true - neither can you verify that the other person is actually a part of the exact same reality that you're part of. - you might see them daily, but their reality may be defined by some other parameters - yet similar to yours

the multiverses are all life forms, interacting every day, every second, every moment

all superimposed together to stitch the realities for each life form individually

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[sweetchaossss]

[sennnjougahara]

Birds, bugs, beasts Grass, trees, flowers Teach me how to feel If I hear the you pine for me I will return to you

THE TALE OF PRINCESS KAGUYA / かぐや姫の物語 2013 | dir. ISAO TAKAHATA / 高畑 勲

[spindlewit]

put a bunch of my gif pieces up as prints!

bath bloom/tether/shelter/wetland

hidden place/downpour/pond water/spillway

[nicostiel]

“In the evenings, before I went to sleep, and in the mornings, in the moment I woke up, I realized I was praying for rain.”

— The Garden of Words 言の葉の庭 (2013)

[drnikolatesla]

THE “MAGNIFYING TRANSMITTER” AND EARTH RESONANCE

"While I was perfectly convinced, from the outset, that success would be ultimately achieved, it was not until by slow improvement I evolved the so-called “Magnifying Transmitter” that I obtained convincing evidence of the feasibility of wireless power transmission on a vast scale for all industrial purposes.

"The chief discovery, which satisfied me thoroughly as to the practicability of my plan, was made in 1899 at Colorado Springs, where I carried on tests with a generator of fifteen hundred kilowatt capacity and ascertained that under certain conditions the current was capable of passing across the entire globe and returning from the antipodes to its origin with undiminished strength. It was a result so unbelievable that the revelation at first almost stunned me. I saw in a flash that by properly organized apparatus at sending and receiving stations, power virtually in unlimited amounts could be conveyed through the earth at any distance, limited only by the physical dimensions of the globe, with an efficiency as high as ninety-nine and one-half per cent.

The mode of propagation of the currents from my transmitter through the terrestrial globe is most extraordinary considering the spread of the electrification of the surface. The wave starts with a theoretically infinite speed, slowing down first very quickly and afterward at a lesser rate until the distance is about six thousand miles, when it proceeds with the speed of light. From there on it again increases in speed, slowly at first, and then more rapidly, reaching the antipode with approximately infinite velocity. The law of motion can be expressed by stating that the waves on the terrestrial surface sweep in equal intervals of time over equal areas, but it must be understood that the current penetrates deep into the earth and the effects produced on the receivers are the same as if the whole flow was confined to the earth’s axis joining the transmitter with the antipode. The mean surface speed is thus about 471,200 kilometers per second — fifty-seven per cent. greater than that of the so-called Hertz waves — which should propagate with the velocity of light if they exist. The same constant was found by the noted American astronomer, Capt. J. T. T. See, in his mathematical investigations, for the smallest particles of the ether which he fittingly designates as “etherons.” But while in the light of his theory this speed is a physical reality, the spread of the currents at the terrestrial surface is much like the passage of the moon’s shadow over the globe.

"It will be difficult for most people engaged in practical pursuits to measure or even to form an adequate conception of the intensity of inspiration and force I derive from that part of my work which has passed into history. I have every reason to consider myself one of the most fortunate men, for I experience incessantly a feeling of inexpressible satisfaction that my alternating system is universally employed in the transmission and distribution of heat, light and power and that also my wireless system, in all its essential features, is used throughout the world for conveying intelligence. But my pioneer efforts in this later field are still grossly misunderstood."

–Nikola Tesla

"World System of Wireless Transmission of Energy." Telegraph and Telegraph Age, October 16, 1927.

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"Look for the enemy within you"

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This is one of the first indisputable examples of art, and probably religion, and of the ability of the human mind to imagine things that do not really exist

- taken from the book Sapiens, by Yuval Noah Harari

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monsoon sky

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Apparently i have spent several hours in the past few years on a video titled "history of the entire world in 20 mins, i guess"

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Anthem

Greta Van Fleet

With the news there's something every day

So many people thinking different ways, you say

Where is the music?

A tune to free the soul

A simple lyric to unite us all, you know

Your opinion only knows 

The one thing that you seem to want to have most

And you chose

To save yourself in your own time 

You'll have to stay and open up your own mind

And every glow in the twilight knows

That the world is only what the world is made of

Just you and me can agree to disagree

And the world is only what the world is made of

In all the noise facing every day

The colored world has turned into a grey, you say

And from the void, the place in which we came

Can we step back and see we want the same

Oh lord

Your opinion only knows 

The one thing that you seem to want to have most

And you chose

To save yourself in your own time 

You'll have to stay and open up your own mind (Hey)

And every glow in the twilight knows

That the world is only what the world is made of

Just you and me can agree to disagree

And the world is only what the world is made of

And every glow in the twilight knows

That the world is only what the world is made of

Just you and me can agree to disagree

And the world is only what the world is made of

And every glow in the twilight knows

That the world is only what the world is made of

Just you and me can agree to disagree

And the world is only what the world is made of

And every glow in the twilight knows

That the world is only what the world is made of

Just you and me can agree to disagree

That the world is only what the world is made of

Songwriters: Daniel Robert Wagner / Jacob Thomas Kiszka / Joshua Michael Kiszka / Samuel Francis Kiszka

Anthem lyrics © Kobalt Music Publishing Ltd.