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Top-tier weird little guy on an incantation bowl from Nippur, Iraq, c 500 BCE, in the Penn Museum.
this video is so comforting i love roingus
It is really annoying that all discussions of βrestorative justiceβ have centered around a gaming youtuber and not a woman on death row with two botched executions
Book Report: Queering the Color Line: Race and the Invention of Homosexuality in American Culture by Dr. Siobhan Somerville (Duke University Press 2000) 1. Please share this important history 2. Follow me on Goodreads to keep up with what I'm reading and for 950+ book recommendations (link in bio)
Dang yall, thanks so much for the support π Usually I ignore the random AI accusations but I wanted to take the chance to talk about how important it is to do your research in times like these. Didn't expect to get soooo many kind comments though! We gotta stick together, my beloved art community β₯οΈ
Wow. LOISH got accused of using Ai to make her art. I started following her on early deviantart. I remember first seeing her paintings in college. This is ridiculous, no one is safe. Artists Ive followed for actual decades are getting harassed because their work has been stolen and regurgitated.
the problem with the way predominantly straight people do music events is that they see loudness and huge subwoofers as a virtue. the entirety of the music's feeling gets muddled and all you're left with is a sensation of BRRRRR even when the moment would be right. 2026 the loudness war never ended.
going to an event tonight that a friend described to me as "straight people techno, but i swear they're good" wish me luck
thinking about what it would mean to live a life oriented around being not doing. supremely grateful for john o'donohue's book anam cara! see you on tour!
this is how it feels knowing i'm going to wear the same style of skinny jeans i discovered in 2013 for the rest of my life
Ahab is for ever Ahab, man. This whole actβs immutably decreed.
Willem Dafoe reflects on his favorite chore on his farm in Italy. In this weekβs Wild Card, he talks about his Midwestern roots and how he feels about growing older. Watch his whole conversation with NPR's Rachel Martin here: n.pr/4rEWg8s