I'd pay real money to never come across internet discourse on the Starship Troopers film and/or the Star Wars prequels ever again
My favorite part of Solaris 1972 was (of course) the floating library scene, coupled with the long takes of Bruegel's landscapes and Bach's chorale prelude.
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India has next to 0 accomplishments in history other than the invention of 0 to reflect this reality.
Found a recording of Rachmaninoff playing Concerto 3 this morning and it is the only acceptable version to listen to from now on.
The "read the same books again and again" people have always been the worst. Life is too short for such things.
I don’t really care about Lindsey Graham’s proclivities, but those prostitutes should have had higher standards
Bought two books on Diego Velazquez's Las Meninas because I am intrigued by the notion of some painters revisiting the same place/subject again and again (Picasso did 58 "reinterpretations" of the painting).
I see it as a predecessor to Cezanne's hills and Monet's garden
Just like Rembrandt is the Shakespeare of artists. These three accomplished and contributed more than countless millions to civilization
Solaris was a strange but overall magnificent book. I discovered 3/4 through that the Cox/Kilmartin translation was one Lem personally loathed, I'll have to read the estate's preferred translation (Johnston) eventually
Instagram is a porn site. I log in for five seconds and the algorithm sends me to a "Catholic" account's reel that just happens to emphasize the pseudo straight guys dumptruck ass
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El arte es la prueba de que los humanos no fueron creados solo para sobrevivir





