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Keni
Origami Around
Andulka
One Nice Bug Per Day
#extradirty
Peter Solarz
AnasAbdin
Sade Olutola
if i look back, i am lost
Cosimo Galluzzi
NASA
Today's Document
Monterey Bay Aquarium
almost home
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Game of Thrones Daily
will byers stan first human second
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Kiana Khansmith
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@wordsofa5iveman
Taking a few moments to pause and observe nature can improve your mood.
Literally ‘stopping and smelling the roses’ or noticing things like a bird, a house plant, a dandelion in the side- walk, or just the sun shining through the window can boost your happiness and well-being.
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Too bad the people around you can literally return your mood and well-being in a second as well.
Puzzle Art
Vancouver-based artist Tim Klein makes puzzle montages from different puzzles using the same die cut pattern.
Having no sources of intimacy in your daily life and therefore resorting to learning as much as you can as a way to pass the time is such a sad cycle, every single day its like what can I become obsessively interested in this time to vaguely simulate companionship and a temporary sense of purpose that I know will eventually make me feel even more alone because even if I find meaning and enjoyment it is completely irrelevant to and isolated from everyone and everything else
an oldie but a goodie
( 2021 / 2017 )
Bears are easily one of the most animals of all time but a close second is the fossa
Like that sure is an animal alright
What are the criteria for being the most animal
Being shaped, having a diet of certain foods, tendency to live in places. That sort of thing.
I’ve noticed that being chronically ill gets old for the people around you real quick
at first they show concern and send you well meaning “hope you get better” messages etc. but when it lasts longer than a few months, when it’s obvious it isn’t going away, most of them stop checking on you. I guess it’s just depressing to always hear that someone isn’t getting better, so they don’t bother.
only a few people bother to ask how I’m feeling, which means a lot. it’s a lot better than being asked when you’re going to be better.
so, pro tip. if you have a chronically ill friend/family member etc, please refrain from saying “get better soon!” etc. try to ask how they’re feeling, if there’s anything you can do, and hope that they find some relief.
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Ben Giesbrecht, Lady Evelyn Falls, NWT Canada
Joseph Stalin had a secret lab that analyzed the poop of foreign leaders in order to build their psychological profiles.
The idea was that traces of compounds in feces could reflect a person’s psychology, like high levels of tryptophan, which might imply calmness and approachability, or a lack of potassium, which could indicate nervousness. Stalin even reportedly refused an agreement with China’s Mao Zedong after reading an analysis of his poo.
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