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most importantly if you learn about things you will be able to understand art better. or whatever fag shit it is you like

stop misconstruing what i stated above in favor of skimming wikipedia and indulging in media from 50 years ago. read cultural and religious texts. listen to archived lectures about historical subjects. pick up a beginners guide to engineering or computer science. listen to an audiobook of classic literature. study language and anthropology. download a pdf about hydrology or agriculture or manufacturing or demographics for your city. get very very curious about logistics. analyze foreign films from a generation before you were born. investigate medical and biological sciences. educate yourself on philosophy and art. practice mathematics even though it's hard. discover an academic journal for a subject you like. start a book club to discuss political theory. we will persevere through the anti-intellectual information age together

help me $500 worth of crafting supplies I’ll never use. save me $500 worth of crafting supplies I’ll never use. I need you now more than ever $500 worth of crafting supplies I’ll never use

do you know how many estate sales I’ve been to and found crafting supplies someone never got the chance to use? sets of beautiful mid century buttons still in the packaging, sequins from the 1940s never sewn into that beautiful dress, thread, dried paint sets, zippers, model airplane sets never put together. Jesus. it’s like something that connects all of the artists and dreamers within us, everyone who had the passion to create but never the time or headspace or direct inspiration