Medicine, Gustav Klimt, 1907 (print) The iconic Medicine painting by Gustav Klimt, created for the University of Vienna ceiling in 1907, was sadly destroyed by Nazi troops in 1945, along with two other related works from the same series.


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Medicine, Gustav Klimt, 1907 (print) The iconic Medicine painting by Gustav Klimt, created for the University of Vienna ceiling in 1907, was sadly destroyed by Nazi troops in 1945, along with two other related works from the same series.

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How AI could destroy mathematics and barely touch it
I've already heard a lifetime's worth of discussion on this topic, but I think this one gets at some of my opinions on the topic.
'The Mask Of Cthulhu' by August Derleth, 1971 (Victor Valla)
child: why do they sell board games in bookstores
loving parent: because there's a manual in every board game
child: oh
child: why don't they sell cars in bookstores
loving parent: because when you're buying a board game, what you're really buying is the rules, and those are in the manual. a car manual with no car can't drive you, but if you have the manual to a board game you could play it without the pieces. there are people who can play a game of chess just by saying where they're moving the pieces and imagining the board, but it's very hard so they give you a board and pieces to help you.
loving parent: That's why you never see Mousetrap in bookstores. Because you can't play it with just the manual.
child: whats Mousetrap
moral: kids these days don't know about Mousetrap
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“Is what drives people to seek power the very weakness to which Power reduces them? The tyrant is irked by the duties the subjection of his people imposes on him. The price he pays for the divine consecration of his authority over men is perpetual mythic sacrifice, a permanent humility before God. The moment he quits God’s service, he no longer ‘serves’ his people and his people are immediately released from their obligation to serve him. What vox populi, vox dei really means is: “What God wants, the people want.”
Slaves are not willing slaves for long if they are not compensated for their submission by a shred of power: all subjection entails the right to a measure of power, and there is no such thing as power that does not embody a degree of submission. This is why some agree so readily to be governed. Wherever it is exercised, on every rung of the ladder, power is partial, not absolute. It is thus ubiquitous, but ever open to challenge.
The role is a consumption of power. It locates one in the representational hierarchy, and hence in the spectacle: at the top, at the bottom, in the middle but never outside the hierarchy, whether this side of it or beyond it. The role is thus the means of access to the mechanism of culture: a form of initiation. It is also the medium of exchange of individual sacrifice, and in this sense performs a compensatory function. And lastly, as a residue of separation, it strives to construct a behavioural unity; in this aspect it depends on identification.”
-Raoul Vaneigem, "The Revolution of Everyday Life [chapter 15]" (1967)
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It's almost impressive how bad some are at estimating fat people weights

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She's such a little weirdo freak, I love it.
i like pantheist/everything is god notion as a way of drilling a hole in the godly vessel and making it sink in the ocean, but then i’m frustrated that we use the name of the sinked vessel to speak of the ocean
Passage, by Cornelia Konrads in Chaumont-sur-Loire
I should be used this, growing up as I did in the Cold War and expecting nuclear armageddon and subsequent global fallout winter, but the constant existential angst is really gnawing at me.
So many plots this year are showing sudden step changes:
it has been really interesting growing up at the tail end of the Fucking Around Epoch and then transitioning into the Age of Finding Out immediately afterwards. i cannot tell you how much they yelled at us in the 1990s that this was going to happen. possibly the most-telegraphed world catastrophe in human history
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“Dryads, sylphids, nutons, trolls, salamanders, leprechauns, elves, banshees, angels, fairies, elementals and daimons, I value your kind, capricious and natural presence enough to never tolerate that a divine simulacrum will usurp your charms, invest you with a power of which I have nothing to do, wich would tear you from the daydream of the earth, the water, the fire, the air, where in each famillier is condensed several million years of a life aspiring everywhere to be sovereign. To divinize the living earth is to allow the religious imposture to want it killed again.”
— Raoul Vaneigem « De l'inhumanité de la religion »
Kankin – PC-98 – Illusion (1995)