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“To affirm is not to bear, carry, or harness oneself to that which exists, but on the contrary to unburden, unharness, and set free that which lives.” Gilles Deleuze, Nietzsche and Philosophy

Because of their head of neatly overlapping petals, TULIPS take their name via Turkish from ‘dulband’, a Persian word for a turban.

"The sole work and deed of universal freedom is therefore death, a death too which has no inner significance or filling, for what is negated is the empty point of the absolutely free self." --G.W.F. Hegel

“Sometimes people try to destroy you, precisely because they recognize your power—not because they don’t see it, but because they see it and they don’t want it to exist.” ― bell hooks

On October 7, 1992, an elderly man named Tevfik Esenç died in Turkey, and with him - on that day - died the Ubykh language. Once spoken by 50 000 people in the northwest Caucusus, Tevfik Esenç was the last remaining native speaker. 1/

Some literature on Ubykh language: gvk.k10plus.de/SET=2/TTL=2/LN…

Arguably Philip K. Dick's worst novel

“Let’s gooooooooooooo” is ‘Allāhu ʾakbar’ for white guys

WHAT KILLED THE CRABS? The official story is something like “a billion snow crabs disappeared.” If that sounds fishy to you, keep reading. Let’s dive into the ecology, oceanography, & geopolitical history of the Bering Sea. A science thread on crabs, corruption, & collapse: 🦀

2 maske dağıtamadılar lafı abartı değildi. Pandemiyi burda birlikte yaşadık. Yangınlara müdahale edemedikleri abartı degildi. Onu da birlikte yaşadık. Çadır diye kıvranan insanlar da yalan değil, yapamadılar onu da birlikte yaşıyoruz. Tarih böyle sefil bir idarecilik görmedi.

"bir şeyler olacak yarın duruşundan belli kırdaki atların bulutların koşuşundan belli kazışından köstebeklerin karıncaların telaşından belli bir şeyler olacak yarın…" bülent ecevit, 1975

Bu güzel kızı sahiplendirmemiz gerekiyor. Aşıları tam ve kısır. Geçtiğimiz aylarda kaza geçirdiği için sokakta güvende değil. Geçici yuvasındaki kedi agresif olduğu için vakti çok uzun değil maalesef.

I see the black ruins of my life, here, where I’ve spent so many years.

'Chill' was a dialectal form of 'I will' in Middle and Early Modern English – in King Lear, for example, Shakespeare uses "Chill not let go" for 'I will not let go'. It's a legacy of when 'I' ended in a consonant, since 'chill' comes from the contraction Old English 'iċ wille'.

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bu boncuk gözler size baksın istemez misiniz 🥹 #yuva #kedisahiplendirme #yavrukedi