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guy who does buddhism slightly wrong and ends up in nevada after he dies

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it is difficult to live in the present, pointless to live in the future and impossible to live in the past.

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One of the best rules I ever put in place for myself since I was a teenager is I strictly and with no exceptions do not check up on or look up or ask about anybody I don’t have contact with anymore unless I have the express intention of getting back in contact with them again. No exes no ex friends no family members nothing. I do not check if they’re doing well or dating someone or even if they’re alive because there’s no reason I need to know that would do me any good and it amazes me how much significantly faster I got over things when I started sticking to this and how quickly I stopped thinking about things that happened or people entirely after. I don’t even just mean things that ended badly though that’s where it made the highest difference but anyone who is no longer in my life even for completely innocuous reasons too. I don’t need to be thinking about what they’re doing or what they’re up to or how things would’ve been if we still knew eachother because they don’t have anything to do with me anymore. Etc
the badness of the star wars prequels was not millennial hallucination, they really were that bad. they were so bad they effectively caused a schism in the star wars fandom as it existed at that time. my experience personally was that we went into that theater as a basically unified group of young people with a delighted appreciation for a goofy space opera trilogy and its long tail of mostly obscure background lore, and came back out many hours (too many hours) later a beleaguered and divided front. overwhelmingly the reaction of people who were willing to kill or die for the star wars franchise and would bend over backwards to defend george lucas from criticism before then was that this was just absolutely beyond the pale, could not be tolerated. only a tiny minority of extant star wars fans who were more attached to their emotional investment than to anything else in the property, and the very very young children in the audience who thought the pew pew lasers were fun, came out of the star wars prequels having had a good time, much less approving of what they had seen. it's impossible to contextualize this in a modern era where star wars is now very solidly A Disney Property consumed by your coworkers
the movies were so bad there was ongoing and concerned discussion of whether or not george lucas was like. okay. like if he needed help of some kind. it was eventually rediscovered and somewhat shared-around that the real reason the original trilogy was groundbreaking in its time and continued to be fun in the following decades (if you were introduced to them with the right context, since the culture-shifting influence of the originals was basically total, much like the Matrix) was that Lucas was basically prevented from ruining them by a team of much better filmmakers, and by the time the prequels were produced all those brakes had been taken off and he was allowed to do things the way he wanted to do them, ie, extremely poorly
"what's so wrong with having a word to talk about problems that are exclusively faced by men" is a fun thing people like to say before describing a type of problems that women within the same demographic also definitely absolutely face
Changes in the economy and in the culture seem to have hit them hard. Scott Galloway believes they need an “aspirational vision of masculini
[Unpaywalled] interesting and relevant article about the "Centrist Manosphere"
Among the more practical proposals to have emerged from the man-crisis discourse is that the U.S. should mount a campaign to recruit more young men to so-called HEAL jobs. (The acronym stands for Health, Education, Administration, and Literacy.) The teaching and nursing professions are facing serious labor shortages; these jobs don’t come with big paychecks and are often gruelling, but they’re also resistant to automation and relatively recession-proof. In the best-selling jeremiad “Of Boys and Men” (2022), the social scientist Richard V. Reeves writes, “We need to break the cycle of professions taught by women for women. Some robust affirmative action is justified here.” The economist and former Times columnist Paul Krugman has recently taken up Reeves’s refrain, writing, on his Substack, “Many of these occupations are female-coded and have become more so over time, partly because they’re underpaid. But they don’t have to be . . . we can help attract men into these occupations in part by increasing the wages HEAL occupations pay.” Women, it should be noted, have dominated the teaching profession since the nineteenth century not because it’s a misandrist job-protection racket but because early public-education advocates found that they could expand the school system more quickly by hiring women teachers, whom they could pay less than men. One might ask if difficult, essential work might be well paid, at this moment in history, regardless of a person’s sex. But then much of the centrist manosphere’s rhetoric is predicated on refusing to see half of what’s in front of you. ... The deeper one sinks into our nation’s alleged man-boy problem and its potential solutions, the more the woman reader may begin to feel something stronger than resentment or intellectual disdain. She may begin to feel a chauvinistic gratitude in her sex. The familiar flatness of feeling a little degraded seems preferable to the anger, entitlement, and alienation that (we are told over and over) gnaws away at so many male specimens. What a gift it is, really, to have no choice in the matter. To have to move out of your parents’ house, to show up for your shift, to change the diaper, not because any of it is gender-affirming but because life is full of tasks that need doing, and you are the person who does them. At least then you know who you are.
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harry clearly playing jazz straight off of traditional sheet music entitled "jazz impromptu" instead of improvising off a jazz chart is one of the most character-revealing details about him. to me.
Elms
—Louise Gluck
All day I tried to distinguish need from desire. Now, in the dark, I feel only bitter sadness for us, the builders, the planers of wood, because I have been looking steadily at these elms and seen the process that creates the writhing, stationary tree is torment, and have understood it will make no forms but twisted forms.
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The first one is my favorite piece of art ever created and its taken me half a decade to find it

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Cheetah cubs feasting on an impala Taken in Maasai Mara, Kenya Photographed by Madhur Nangia
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