Mar 26, 2025
The Best Photographer You've Never Heard Of
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The Best Photographer You've Never Heard Of
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interesting videos I've watched in january/2021
Edvard Munch: What A Cigarette Means by Nerdwriter1. from cigars to cigarretes. bohemian lifestyle. depression and anxiety. art.
Excitement, baby steps and reams of rejections – how scientific knowledge builds on itself, dir. Charlotte Arene. 1. the format. 2. the discovery. 3. publishing. "You don't show up all alone with a brilliant idea: you rely on everything that's been done before".
Why Cities Are Where They Are by Wendover Productions. on the reasons that explain the location of cities.
How a Blacksmith in Jordan Created His Own Sign Language by Atlas Obscura. about a deaf blacksmith from Wahdat, Jordan.
One of my personal favourite movies ever Have you seen it already? From Youtube channel Nerdwriter1: Arrival: A Response To Bad Movies Fantastic video essay Enjoy...
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When the world became a De Chirico painting
The Most Disturbing Painting | Nerdwriter1
“I was there at the right moment. Imagine if I hadn’t been there? Don’t you see how important it is to be in the surrounding and breathe it, and then it happens. If you’re lucky, and you’re perceptive enough to catch it.” - Andrew Wyeth