帕武·多杰是赖声川的女婿。

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在今年6月的日历上没找到端午节。没想到今年的端午节竟然在5月。。。

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第一批参加科考旅行的中产，已经返贫了_腾讯新闻

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我最震撼的是这个景区竟然有这么多的骆驼？！

煞是 evil Ch’i，直线和急转弯在风水文化中，都被认为会产生煞，会快速耗尽累积下来的气（Ch’i）。

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因为SG周五可以wfh, 然后今天又是连着假期。我就请在办公室的团队同学来喝茶姬。 再来一次中国SG比较。12杯茶姬，68.5新。和国内比呢？

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辨别是否是协和4+4 的绝妙问题：是否在清华生物系读过 2 年半🌚

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影视_为什么全世界的导演都想跟甜茶合作？过去几年间，Timothée Chalamet（甜茶）——这位来自纽约的年轻人席卷了好莱坞，22岁时，他成为奥斯卡历史上最年轻的最佳男主角提名者之一，迅速跻身全球最炙手可热的演员行列。从「请以你的名字呼唤我」「伯德小姐」「法兰西特派」这类文艺片，到「星际穿越」「旺卡」「沙丘」这样的商业巨制，鲜少有年轻演员能像他一样，在如此短的时间内同时赢得大众追捧与业界赞誉。究竟是什么让 Timothée Chalamet 如此与众不同？From Du Cinemavia 开眼Invalid media: video

记录_Pantone 颜色为何如此昂贵？60 年来，Pantone 一直是行业标准的色彩语言，它提供的工具确保无论在世界何处印刷，色彩都能保持一致。如果您设计或印刷实体产品，Pantone 是必不可少的，但其产品价格昂贵，有些甚至超过 1000 美元。如今，设计师们对 Pantone 的控制水平感到不满，并开始思考是否有更好的方法。那么，Pantone 色彩为何如此昂贵？几十年过去了，还有什么可以取代它们吗？via 开眼Invalid media: video

云南美食文化—鲊“鲊”，在《说文解字》中提到“江南人好作盘游饭，鮓脯脍炙，无有不埋在饭中”，《现代汉语词典》的解释：用米粉、面粉等加盐和其他佐料制成的菜，可贮存，如“茄子鲊”“扁豆鲊”等。“鲊”其实就是一种腌制食品。云南人在“鲊”上是下足了功夫，使其成为餐桌上必不可少的下饭神器。各种“鲊”具有特殊的鲜味，这种鲜味是各种原料经过腌制后产生了乳酸菌，乳酸菌跟淀粉继续发酵而形成的。云南有多种鲊，猪肝鲊，骨鲊，鱼鲊，血鲊等。其中，我觉得最美味的就是骨鲊。骨鲊，云南很多彝族民间冬腊月间宰杀年猪用猪骨舂泥腌制的佳品，至栽秧时启封蒸食。吃时，骨酥如泥，麻辣咸香，色泽鲜红，与豆腐同蒸，又是一番滋味。传统汉族饮食认为，骨头又大又硬，难于咀嚼，往往弃之或仅用于熬汤。骨鲊主要选用猪排骨、猪筒子骨、猪火扇骨、猪尾骨、嫩豆腐 。调料为精盐、辣椒面 、花椒面 、八角面、糯米甜白酒。制作时，将主料四骨洗净，排骨砍块，筒子骨先敲断再剖开，火扇骨、尾骨砍成小块，放入石碓内反复舂成茸泥状，越细越好。取出骨泥入盆，放入所有调料，用木棒搅和拌匀，放入陶罐中压实，封好口。置于阴凉通风处腌制 3 个月左右方可食用。食时，将嫩豆腐切成坨入碗，取适量骨鲊放在豆腐上，入饭甄同蒸，饭熟鲊也熟。参考

平均预期寿命和平均死亡年龄人均预期寿命又称为平均预期寿命，是指按照当前的分年龄组死亡率水平下，活到某一年龄x岁以后，平均还能继续生存的年数。如果不特别说明，平均预期寿命是指0岁人口的平均预期寿命。平均预期寿命（指0岁预期寿命）并不是预测现在出生的人将来能活到多少岁，而是说，假设有一批人出生后每一年都按照当年的分年龄组死亡概率度过一生，那么这批人预期能够活多少岁。需要注意的是，x岁人口的预期寿命并不等于0岁预期寿命减去x岁。例如，60岁人口的预期寿命并不等于（77.95-60）岁，而是等于e（60）= T（60）/ l（60）= 1946794/ 90881≈21.42岁，意思是说，按照上述生命表的分年龄死亡概率，活到60岁的人，平均来说，还有21.42年的余寿。同理，100岁以上的预期寿命是1.1年，可以理解为已经活到100岁了，那有概率再多活一年。中国统计的人均寿命均为人均预期寿命。而跟普通人更密切的是平均死亡年龄。有人去火葬场做过调查，男性平均死亡的年龄就是只有63岁，有的人说要去除30多岁、40多岁因病而死或猝死的人，数据才算正常。可是他不能保证年轻的时候就不会死，男的更容易有心脏血管疾病，30多岁就死的还真不少，所以较为客观的回答是男的平均来说，死亡的年龄是63岁左右。当然，这种说法被官方斥责为谣言和无知。

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年轻时想要的很多东西，其实不值一提“1992年的时候我24岁，第一顿相亲饭吃了三刻钟，情况已经很清楚，双方都没瞧上眼。而且双方都承认自己是癞蛤蟆（对面姓钱的姑娘先提出这个观点的），但是都想吃天鹅肉，急起来唐僧肉都想吃。钱姑娘说：“我就喜欢童安格那样的，风度翩翩，又有创作才能，钱肯定也不少赚。”我说：“那是，我跟童安格差距是有点悬殊，不过他唱歌嗲叽叽的。”钱姑娘说：“那你喜欢什么样的？”我说我就喜欢林青霞那样的，长得又好、身材又好、皮肤又好。钱姑娘说，口水擦一下。我说：“你平时有点啥娱乐？”钱姑娘说：“我不读书，骗你是小狗。我就平时听听电台的流行歌曲，还有短波里的台湾香港流行歌。”我说总算找到一个他妈的共同爱好，不容易。我买完单我们就告别了，临走，钱姑娘在纸上写了个座机号码给我，说是她家的电话。“谢谢你请客。你一个人在上海不容易，有什么需要帮忙的可以打电话。”我说夏夏侬，咱生意不成仁义在。2016年，我偶然和这位女士在出差的飞机上又再次相遇，只是钱女士变成了钱总。下飞机后钱总说去喝杯咖啡吧，都二十四年了我的天哪。钱总说她有两个二十年，结婚二十年，下海经商二十年，生意做得挺成功，女儿去年上了大学，按说一切都挺好的。唯一遗憾的是，比她大十岁的老公2006年的时候，查出患有心脏病，还动了二尖瓣手术，但是手术后的效果比较差。严重点说，感觉整个人都废了。体重从160斤降到了100斤，像一个纸片人，稍微一动就喘得直不起腰。2006年的时候，老公对她说，你才38岁，还有大把的人生要过，我勿要再拖累侬了。她说，你把我看成什么人了。2009年的时候，她老公又进了ICU，所有的人都在想，也许，老公…

为什么现在有些字的笔画顺序和字形读音全改了？很多80/90后会发现，现在小学生学的字很多笔画顺序都和自己当初学的不一样了，譬如“火”，“方”的笔顺，“8”要不要封口，“骑”和“凿”还是不是多音字，是什么原因要改？1.笔顺确实改了，并非知乎上无知00后大学生口中的“曼德拉效应”。1965，1988，1997，2021年都改过一些笔顺，80后的老师是60后，孩子是00-20后，所以这一代人可能会受到4个版本的影响。2.改的目的不是为了书写更流畅顺手，而是一群文字专家为了统（chi）一（fan），不断考证和参考古代书法的规则，做的人为修订。但汉字本身造型是丰富和不严谨的，笔顺的规定本身就存在混战和矛盾。字形和读音也同理，现在字典中的读音也是混乱的。3.中国需要文化自信，因此在阿拉伯数字和拉丁字母拼音的写法上为了和国外进行区别创新，又做出了自己的规定。4.另外需要提的一点就是，中国语文低年级教学以楷书为主，小学高年级后，印刷会使用宋体，楷体和宋体在笔顺上规则基本是统一的，但由于两种字体的形态特点不同，在一些笔画的书写顺序和字形上可能存在细微差异。5.还有一个因素，中国每个省的教材也会使用不同的版本，教学上也可能存在差异，教辅的质量也会参差不齐，参考的标准也不一样。6.最后，人文社科学本身不属于science，属于rule and way，因此笔顺没有对错，国标说什么是对的，那它就是对的。总结：小学生以老师要求为准，其它人以自己喜好为准。

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LAC字段的十六进制表示的前三位基本上是按国内长途电话区号编排的。比如LAC为“4726”，则手机当前所在地为包头市（0472）。不过也有部分地区的LAC字段与电话区号不完全一致，例如甘肃、内蒙古交界部分地区的LAC为“93E*”、“47A*”等，此时只能判断到省一级；北京市LAC有“11**”等形式。不同的网络模式下，cellid和tac取值也不一样。LAC(TAC)>=40960 -> 3G基站LAC(TAC)<40960 并且 CELLID(ECI) > 65535 -> 4G基站LAC(TAC)<40960 并且 CELLID(ECI) <= 65535 -> 2G基站这一规则适用于移动联通基站。

如何查看自己的手机信号强度以及基站定位1.苹果打开 iPhone 的拨号界面，在拨号键中输入 *3001#12345#* ，然后点击拨号按钮，就能查看手机的信号相关数据。2.安卓不同品牌的安卓手机，查看信号强度的方式不太一样。一般是【设置】-->【关于手机】-->【状态】-【SIM 卡状态（SIM 卡插槽 1）】（或者插槽 2），就可以查看到实时信号强度。AOSP类原生也可查看。安卓手机自带界面能看到的信息不多，要看到更多信息需要第三方app，常用的就是Cellular-Z 。主要查看RSRP参数，数值的单位是 dBm，为负数，dBm 的绝对值越小，表示信号质量越好。60-70为信号佳，90以上则为信号较差，100以上属于非常差。其它参数解释：MCC：国家代码，中国代码460MNC：移动网络码，0移动，1联通，3电信,15广电PLMN：运营商的公共陆地移动网编码。每个运营商都不一样。PLMN 由 MCC（移动国家码，3 位）和 MNC（移动网络码，2-3 位）组成。46011 是中国电信的 4G / 5G。RSRQ：Reference Signal Receiving Quality，参考信号接收质量，范围在-3 于-19.5 之间，越大越好。CellID：小区编号，CDMA网络里是BID。TAC：Tracking Area Code，跟踪区代码。由运营商自行分配，主要起移动用户定位唯一标识作用，用于LTE网络，范围0-65535。LAC：Location Area Code,范围0-65535，CDMA网络里叫NID。CellID+PLMN+LAC即可定位用户物理位置。参考…

冷门的UDF格式UDF（Universal Disk Format）文件系统是一种用于光盘等存储介质的文件系统，也可用于U盘，它具有以下一些特点：1.高效利用空间，减少空间浪费，尤其在存储大量小文件时表现出色，断电不易丢数据。2.Windows, macOS, Linux均有支持。3.支持增量写入功能，但是跨平台追加刻录有兼容问题。缺点：1.标准不一致，可能有只读兼容问题，但某些场景也可利用变相实现写保护，禁止某些系统写入垃圾小文件。2.UDF格式分配单元（簇）不可调，只能是介质的逻辑扇区大小。2.不支持加密和压缩功能，无日志（但有元数据校验故不易丢数据）。Windows下可用format命令行,Linux和Mac下可用这个脚本。https://github.com/JElchison/format-udf注意：使用完以后，macOS和Windows需要弹出U盘，Linux执行卸载命令才可以拔掉，否则会造成数据丢失。最后，UDF格式和iso9660格式有啥关系？UDF 是 ISO 9660 的替代者和改进者，ISO 9660 是 1985 年颁布的通用光盘文件系统，也被称为CDFS，UDF则最新版本是2008年发布。

给孩子讲题为什么容易急眼？ 因为你说话喜欢用超链接，你心里有一个库，信息都是从库里调用的，但孩子没有这个库，你一堆超链接发过去全调用失败，你说半天孩子那听到的都是404 not found。我常听导师说这样的话：“刚才这（超链接1）你又犯了和我上回说的（超链接2）一样的问题，你还是没搞清楚重点（超链接3），你的研究要聚焦重点，不要太散（超链接4）。”我就问他这些问题，老头立马就不耐烦了，因为他心里知道刚才这就是这，上回就是上回，重点就是重点，直接开始“好了好了你回去自己看/我们说下一个”。日常生活里的人交谈也都是这样，用大量“这个”“那个”来调用脑海里的信息，只不过日常交流的库基本共享了，基本能调用成功。但内容复杂时你就发现开始鸡同鸭讲了。所以我现在认真一点的事情上，要么要求所有人先实现库共享，比如“三居两室海景大床房摩洛哥风格别致小居”就叫《摩洛哥》，只要说这三个字都知道是说这个，避免鸡同鸭讲；要么要求说话说全，不要超链接，比如“明天中午11点退房大堂集合”我直接以文字发在微信群，而不是当面说一句“那明天就在这集合一起走了哈”，相信我，一定是漏洞百出的。相信我，小孩子和我的感受是一样的，听你一直在说“这个”“那个”“上回”“重点”这些词真的很心烦，你不停地抛超链接，谁能听懂你在说啥呢？source

👉 名称：OxiCloud🤖 类型：🎯项目👏 介绍：OxiCloud 是一个轻量级的云存储服务器，它使用 Rust 语言编写，旨在提供一个比传统 PHP 云服务（如 NextCloud）更快速、更轻量的文件存储方案。OxiCloud 具有响应式的用户界面，适用于桌面和移动设备，以及使用 Link Time Optimization（LTO）提高的二进制文件性能。

花红花红（学名：Malus asiatica Nakai），又叫沙果，是一种蔷薇科、苹果属植物，落叶小乔木，叶卵形或椭圆形，花粉红色，果实球形，黄绿色带微红，果皮脆而韧，果肉黄白色，有清香味，花期4-5月，果期8-9月。味道似苹果，但更甜，略酸。主要分布于陕西，河北，云南等地。比较容易被人跟海棠果混淆，如今也成了一种稀有水果。

Termora：一个好用的ssh客户端工具Termora 是一个终端模拟器和 SSH 客户端，支持 Windows，macOS 和 Linux。Termora 采用 Kotlin/JVM 开发并实现了 XTerm 协议（尚未完全实现），它的最终目标是通过 Kotlin Multiplatform 实现全平台（含 Android、iOS、iPadOS 等）。主要功能特性：支持 SSH 和本地终端支持串口协议支持 SFTP & 命令行 文件传输支持 Windows、macOS、Linux 平台支持 Zmodem 协议支持 SSH 端口转发和跳板机支持 X11 和 SSH-Agent终端日志记录支持配置同步到 Gist & WebDAV支持宏（录制脚本并回放）https://github.com/TermoraDev/termora

🚀 @Science never stands still—and neither do we!🔬 Welcome to our brand-new podcast, where groundbreaking discoveries become your daily dose of inspiration. Ready to hear about Jurassic mammals with unusual tooth patterns, or how humans heal slower than primates because we’ve traded fur for brains? Ever wondered how a mathematician cracked algebra’s oldest puzzle, or how a tiny molecule might revolutionize computers?🧬 From electric-breathing bacteria and rhythmically gifted sea lions to Neanderthal-made spear tips and quantum leaps in superconducting tech—every episode takes you right to the cutting edge of science.🌌 Join us now, as we decode complex discoveries, speak with the experts, and …

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🎙️ Welcome to the latest episode of our @science podcast!This week, we’re diving into discoveries that span from the surface of human skin to the farthest reaches of the universe.🦠 First, a breakthrough from the University of Oregon: scientists have found that fungi living on our skin—yes, our own skin—might hold the key to fighting antibiotic-resistant bacteria. A common yeast called Malassezia produces fatty acids that rapidly destroy Staphylococcus aureus, a dangerous pathogen responsible for hundreds of thousands of hospitalizations every year. It’s a reminder that nature, even the parts we overlook, can surprise us with powerful medicine.🌀 Then, we zoom out—way out—to the edges of deep…

A mushroom that looks just like a tiny tree!Meet Dendrosphaera eberhardtii, a rare fungus from the Trichocomaceae family. It grows in the tropical forests of Southeast Asia — from Indonesia all the way to Okinawa.What looks like a “trunk” is actually the stroma — a thick bundle of fungal threads — and it can reach up to 17 cm tall! At the top, it branches out like a miniature tree, and each “branch” ends with a bright yellow fruiting body.Nature’s craftsmanship at its finest!

Woodpeckers, as is well known, store acorns to survive the winter. This is the foundation of their diet, directly affecting their success in breeding come spring.They usually stockpile acorns in natural “granaries” — tree trunks, for example, by drilling numerous holes into them.However, sometimes woodpeckers use walls and roofs of houses for their storage needs — and even telecommunications antennas. In fact, the one shown in the video, for example, had 150 kilograms of acorns spill out of it.

Australia Has More Camels Than Egypt or the UAESurprising as it sounds, Australia is home to the largest population of wild camels in the world — more than Egypt or the UAE. According to various estimates, up to one million wild dromedary camels roam freely across the central and northern parts of the continent.These camels were first brought to Australia in the 19th century from the Arabian Peninsula, India, and Afghanistan. They were used as pack animals to transport goods across the vast deserts. However, with the development of railways and roads, camels became obsolete and were left to roam. In the absence of natural predators and under minimal control, the camel population began to gr…

One of the best images of Saturn, captured by the Cassini spacecraft.The Cassini–Huygens mission — a joint project by NASA, ESA, and the Italian Space Agency — accomplished remarkable work during its years-long journey through space.For nearly 20 years, the probe helped scientists study the sixth planet from the Sun, sending back unique and invaluable data.

🎙 NEW PODCAST | This Week in Science Highlights:🕳 Lone Black Hole ConfirmedAstronomers have confirmed the first-ever black hole without a companion star — discovered only because it passed in front of a distant star, briefly magnifying its light .🌌 Ultralight Dark Matter: A New Way to Detect ItAstrophysicists have proposed a bold new method to detect ultralight dark matter — by tracking subtle shifts in star positions using precision astrometry .🌍 17% of Global Farmland ContaminatedA massive new study reveals that up to 17% of the world’s cropland is polluted with toxic heavy metals, threatening food safety for over 1.4 billion people .💡 Focusing Light at the NanoscaleResearchers have demon…

Plants Absorb Microplastics Directly from Air, Raising Concerns Over Food SafetyRecent research has revealed a troubling environmental threat: plants can directly absorb microplastics from the atmosphere, causing plastic particles to accumulate extensively within vegetation. Scientists warn that this phenomenon particularly endangers vegetables grown in open fields.Microplastics (MPs) have already infiltrated every terrestrial ecosystem—present in soil, water, and air alike. Laboratory studies confirm that plant roots uptake microplastics, transferring sub-micron and nano-sized particles from roots up into the shoots.Field measurements, however, have uncovered a more alarming reality: above…

🦷 Lab-grown Human Teeth: Scientific Breakthrough!Scientists from King’s College London have successfully grown fully functional human teeth in a laboratory for the first time ever!🔬 How Was This Achieved?Researchers created a specialized material that replicates the natural environment needed for tooth development. This allowed cells to communicate effectively, initiating and guiding the formation of real tooth tissue.🌱 Why Is This Important?Unlike traditional fillings and dental implants, these lab-grown teeth are cultivated from the patient’s own cells. This means they can naturally integrate into the jaw, grow, and even self-repair—just like your original teeth!🦷 Two Promising Approaches…

On this day, April 12, we celebrate one of humanity’s greatest milestones—when a human first left our planet and ventured into space. On April 12, 1961, Soviet cosmonaut Yuri Gagarin became the first person to orbit the Earth aboard the spacecraft Vostok 1.His legendary words—“Poyekhali!” (“Let’s go!”)—marked the dawn of the space age and a monumental achievement for science, courage, and international competition. Gagarin’s 108-minute journey turned him into a global icon and opened the door for all future space exploration.Happy Cosmonautics Day!#Gagarin #Space #USSR #science #history

🎙️ @Science Podcast Hey curious minds! In this episode, we’re diving into some of the wildest and most mind-blowing discoveries fresh from the front lines of science. Let’s go!🌌 What if the universe doesn’t need dark matter or dark energy? Physicist Richard Lieu just proposed a bold new model suggesting cosmic expansion comes from sudden bursts in space-time — shaking the foundations of modern cosmology .🪐 Meanwhile, the James Webb Space Telescope spotted a dusty disk around the central star of the famous Ring Nebula — likely the remnants of a stellar “marriage” gone dusty .🌍 Beneath our feet, scientists uncovered a brand-new phylum of microbes deep in Earth’s soil — and these guys are puri…

In India, ducks are still actively used in traditional farming practices. After the rice harvest, farmers release flocks of ducks onto the fields.These birds play several crucial roles at once: they eat pests, help control weeds, and naturally fertilize the soil. It’s a brilliant example of low-tech, sustainable agriculture where nature does the heavy lifting.

​​How is communication established between space stations and Earth?Communication from space stations like the International Space Station (ISS) relies on radio signals transmitted through a network of satellites and ground stations. The ISS communicates with Earth using NASA’s Tracking and Data Relay Satellite System (TDRSS). Signals from the ISS are first sent to a TDRS satellite positioned in geostationary orbit. These satellites then relay the information to ground stations located on Earth, such as those in New Mexico (USA). From there, the data is sent to mission control centers like NASA’s Johnson Space Center or ESA’s Mission Control in Europe.The types of communication include voic…

​​What is Google Street View and How does it Work?Google Street View is a technology featured in Google Maps that provides the panoramic views from various streets of the world. It was launched on May 25, 2007 by Google in several cities in the United States, since then it has expanded to many cities and areas of the world. Till today, Google Street View is launched in about 80 countries of the world.Google Street View displays panoramas of the images. For this, Google uses the cars on which high resolution 360 degree cameras are mounted and these cars travels in whole cities and take up photographs of the streets and monuments.Then, these photographs are uploaded by Google for Street View.…

​​​​What is Chemotherapy and How does it work?Chemotherapy is a drug treatment that uses powerful chemicals to kill fast-growing cells in your body. Chemotherapy is most often used to treat cancer, since cancer cells grow and multiply much more quickly than most cells in the body.Chemotherapy circulates throughout your body in the bloodstream. So it can treat cancer cells almost anywhere in the body. This is known as systemic treatment. Chemotherapy kills cells that are in the process of splitting into 2 new cells. Body tissues are made of billions of individual cells. Once we are fully grown, most of the body's cells don't divide and multiply much. They only divide if they need to repair d…

​​Why are medicines available in different forms such as capsules, tablets, and liquids?Medicines come in various forms—capsules, tablets, and liquids—based on the drug’s properties, the method of delivery, and patient requirements. Capsules are used when the medicine needs protection from stomach acid or for controlled release over time. They are also preferred for masking the taste of unpleasant drugs or for drugs sensitive to moisture. Tablets are popular because of their stability, precise dosing, and cost-effectiveness. They have a longer shelf life and are easy to mass-produce. In contrast, liquid forms are useful for patients who have difficulty swallowing or when rapid absorption is…

​​What is Umbra and Penumbra?In the context of lunar and solar eclipses, "umbra" and "penumbra" refer to different types of shadow regions created by the Earth and the Moon.Lunar Eclipse:During a lunar eclipse, the Earth comes between the Sun and the Moon, causing the Earth's shadow to fall on the Moon. There are two main shadow regions involved:Umbra: This is the darkest part of the Earth's shadow. When the Moon passes through the umbra, it can appear reddish in color due to Rayleigh scattering of sunlight through the Earth's atmosphere, a phenomenon often referred to as a "Blood Moon."Penumbra: This is the lighter, outer part of the Earth's shadow. When the Moon passes through the penumbr…

​​What is Jet lag?Jet lag is a temporary sleep disorder that occurs when a person rapidly travels across several time zones, causing a disruption in the body’s internal clock, also known as the circadian rhythm. The circadian rhythm controls essential bodily functions such as sleep, digestion, and hormone release based on a 24-hour cycle. When this internal clock is misaligned with the local time at the destination, it leads to jet lag.The most common symptoms of jet lag include fatigue, daytime sleepiness, and insomnia. Individuals may struggle to fall asleep at the appropriate time, often waking up too early or feeling excessively tired even after sleeping. Other symptoms include difficul…

​​How does a life saving jacket works?A life-saving jacket, also known as a personal flotation device (PFD), works by providing buoyancy to keep a person afloat in water, preventing drowning. It is typically made from lightweight, buoyant materials like foam or has inflatable air chambers. These materials are less dense than water, displacing water and producing an upward buoyant force that counters the body’s natural downward pull due to gravity.The key principle behind a life jacket’s operation is Archimedes’ principle, which states that a body immersed in a fluid is buoyed up by a force equal to the weight of the fluid displaced. When a person wearing a life jacket enters water, the jack…

​​How does pregnancy test kit work? A pregnancy test kit works by detecting the hormone human chorionic gonadotropin (hCG), which is produced after a fertilized egg attaches to the uterus. hCG is released into the body shortly after implantation, typically 6-12 days following conception. The test relies on the presence of this hormone in urine to determine pregnancy. To use the test, a woman either urinates directly on the test stick or dips it into a cup of urine. The test stick contains antibodies specifically designed to react with hCG. If hCG is present in the urine, it binds with the antibodies and triggers a chemical reaction. This reaction causes a visible change, such as the appeara…

​​​How does a Phone Battery percentage display work? The battery percentage display in smartphones works through a combination of technologies, primarily voltage-based measurement and coulomb counting, along with advanced battery management systems. Voltage-Based Measurement: This method relies on measuring the battery’s voltage and correlating it with the battery’s state of charge (SOC). A fully charged lithium-ion battery typically has a voltage around 4.2V, while a nearly depleted one will have around 3.0V. The phone’s system uses pre-defined curves that map voltage levels to battery percentages. Although simple, this method can be inaccurate under varying conditions like temperature cha…

​​What is Nitrogen Narcosis? Nitrogen narcosis is a condition experienced by divers when they descend to significant depths, typically below 30 meters (100 feet), and breathe compressed air. It occurs due to the increased pressure underwater, which causes nitrogen to dissolve in the blood and tissues more readily. When nitrogen reaches the brain in high concentrations, it has a narcotic effect, similar to alcohol intoxication. Symptoms of nitrogen narcosis include euphoria, impaired judgment, dizziness, slowed reaction times, and difficulty concentrating. In more severe cases, divers may experience hallucinations, confusion, or an exaggerated sense of calm. These effects can compromise a di…

​​How do aquatic animals survive in frozen water? Aquatic animals survive in frozen water through a combination of water’s unique properties and their physiological adaptations. When temperatures drop, water forms ice on the surface while remaining liquid below. This occurs because ice is less dense than liquid water, causing it to float. The ice acts as an insulating barrier, preventing the entire body of water from freezing solid. The densest water, at around 4°C, settles at the bottom, creating a livable environment for aquatic organisms. Aquatic animals also reduce their metabolic rates in cold conditions, lowering their need for oxygen and food. Fish, for example, absorb dissolved oxyg…

​​Why astronauts sometimes wear Orange suits & sometimes white? Astronauts wear different colored suits depending on the specific mission requirements and the type of activity they are performing. The orange suits, also known as the Advanced Crew Escape System (ACES) suits, are worn by astronauts during launch and re-entry phases of spaceflight. These suits are designed to provide protection in case of an emergency, such as a loss of cabin pressure or a fire. The bright orange color makes it easier for astronauts to be seen in case of an emergency evacuation. The ACES suits are also pressurized, which helps to maintain a safe internal pressure and provide oxygen for the astronauts. The whit…

​​How do Fireworks explode in specific shape? Fireworks create different shapes in the sky through the careful arrangement of small pellets called “stars” inside the firework shell. These stars contain chemical compounds that burn to produce colors and light. The arrangement of these stars inside the shell determines the shape that appears when the firework explodes. For example, if the stars are arranged in a circular pattern, the explosion will create a ring in the sky. Similarly, more complex shapes like hearts or stars can be formed by positioning the stars in those specific patterns. The shape of the firework burst also depends on the type of firework shell. Spherical shells tend to pr…

​​What is EL-Nino & La-Nina? El Niño and La Niña are two opposite climate patterns in the Pacific Ocean that can affect weather around the world.

El Niño:

During El Niño, the Pacific Ocean near the equator, especially off the coast of South America, becomes unusually warm.

This changes weather patterns globally, often leading to warmer temperatures in many places, droughts in some regions (like India, Southeast Asia, and Australia), and flooding in others (like parts of the Americas).

La Niña:

La Niña is the opposite of El Niño, where the Pacific Ocean near the equator becomes cooler than normal.

This also shifts weather patterns, usually causing cooler temperatures in some regions, more ra…

​​What is déjà vu? The term déjà vu is French and means, literally, "already seen." Those who have experienced the feeling describe it as an overwhelming sense of familiarity with something that shouldn't be familiar at all. Say, for example, you are traveling to England for the first time. You are touring a cathedral, and suddenly it seems as if you have been in that very spot before. Or maybe you are having dinner with a group of friends, discussing some current political topic, and you have the feeling that you've already experienced this very thing, same friends, same dinner, same topic. As much as 70 percent of the population reports having experienced some form of déjà vu. A higher nu…

What is a role of Saharan dust on hurricanes? 🌪🌧 Hurricanes, including tropical cyclone rainfall (TCR), are among the most destructive weather phenomena on Earth. 🌡💧Traditionally, sea surface temperature or humidity in the atmosphere were considered as the main factor controlling hurricane precipitation. 🏜❗️Now, scientists believe that Sahara dust plays a leading role on hurricane formation over the ocean, which affects weather in America. ℹ️ Previous studies have found that Saharan dust transport may decline in the future and TCR could increase due to a climate change. ➡️⬅️According to a recent research, dust can however have competing effects on TCR.

✔️A dust particle can make ice clouds …

Could the Sahara be green again and will Africa finally need its “Great Green Wall”? 🟢 Africa’s “Great Green Wall” initiative was launched to hold back the Sahara from expanding southward. 🟢 This year, after an unusual influx of rain, scientists have compared satellite imagery on September 12, 2024 (⬆️upper image), versus the same day in 2023 (⬆️lower image), and have seen that the southern Sahara’s vegetation reached much farther north in 2024. ℹ️ Where the trade winds from each hemisphere meet near the Equator is a low-pressure zone, the intertropical convergence zone (ICZ). 🟢 According to researchers, most climate models suggest that the ICZ is the reason for Africa’s greening and farthe…

When and why was the Sahara green? ✅ Records from ocean sediment show that the Green Sahara happens repeatedly in Earth's history. ✅ Sometime between 11,000 and 5,000 years ago, after the last ice age ended, about 9 mln square kilometers (3.5 mln square miles) of the modern Sahara Desert was a green place with lakes, where animals like elephants, hippos and antelopes feasted on thriving grasses and shrubs. ✅ The Green Sahara, also known as the African Humid Period, was caused by the Earth's constantly changing orbital rotation around its axis, a pattern that repeats itself every 23,000 years, researchers believe. ✅ Right now, the Northern Hemisphere is closest to the sun during the winter m…

Who left Paleozoic “dumbbells”? All over the world, scientists find dumbbell-shaped fossils in rock outcrops that are called Bifungites and are not fossilized animals but burrows left in an extinct creature’s wake. ⬆️ Most are found in rocks from the Paleozoic era more than 300 million years ago. 🪱 Not long ago, Brazilian paleontologists, exploring the bed of the Sambito River in northeastern Brazil, found imprints of small worms inside Bifungites, indicating that these organisms produced them.⬆️ Researchers suggest that:

📌 the marine worms that made Bifungites belonged to a group called Annulitubus

📌 species in the group lived in the shallow part of the ocean near the shores of prehistoric…

How does the brain store memories? 🧠 In the brain, the hippocampus region, crucial for learning and memory, records each event in three different forms or “copies”. These ‘”copies” are disseminated among different groups of neurons that arise at various stages during embryonic development. 1️⃣ The early-born neurons ensure the longevity of a memory creating a copy that, although initially weak, strengthens over time. This memory becomes more accessible to the brain long after its formation, allowing the preservation of memories in the long term. 2️⃣ The late-born neurons produce a memory copy that is very strong initially but fades quickly. This memory is easier to modify shortly after form…

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Where Did I Go? Going Invisible to One’s Self Overwhelmed, disconnected, fading into the routine and issues of life? If you've ever felt "invisible" to yourself, this post will help you reclaim the "me" aspect in your life. read more . by: (Rodney Luster Ph.D.) 👥 Join Discussion Board

⁠What Can Make It Easier for a Broken Heart to Heal? Heartbreak hurts. Discover key factors—from childhood to faith—that influence how we heal and find a path forward after loss. read more . by: (Randi Gunther Ph.D.) 👥 Join Discussion Board

The Journey From Anxiety to Healing Personal Perspective: We must continue to raise awareness about mental health, to remove stigma, offer support, and share resources.read more . by: (Nicole A. Tetreault Ph.D.) 👥 Join Discussion Board

⁠Narrative Therapy for Neurodivergent Adults Being neurodivergent in a society built for neurotypicals can come with many challenges, but finding a non-pathologizing therapy approach can lead to lasting change. read more . by: (Morgan Blair MA, LPC) 👥 Join Discussion Board

Memories of Suicide Can Last Forever Even the suicide of a person you didn't know well stays with you, forcing you to wonder what you could have done differently.read more . by: (John Bateson) 👥 Join Discussion Board

⁠Work Is More Than a Paycheck Work is part of our identity, purpose, and connection, and losing a job can trigger devastating grief. Learn how to navigate the changes and rebuild resilience through growth.read more . by: (Cynthia Vejar Ph.D., LPC, LSC/PPS, NCC) 👥 Join Discussion Board

⁠Misophonia Affects the Entire Family Genograms are powerful tools that map family history, emotional patterns, and traits like misophonia, helping individuals and families gain insight and supporting change.read more . by: (Shaylynn Hayes-Raymond MA, LCT-C) 👥 Join Discussion Board

⁠The Parenting Habit That Silently Damages Your Child When your child is hurting, the urge to fix is natural—but it might be the very thing that’s hurting them more.read more . by: (Jeffrey Bernstein Ph.D.) 👥 Join Discussion Board

⁠When Good Deals Are Bad Deals Ever wonder why you can't resist a good deal? Blame your brain, and then find out how savoring small treats can boost your happiness and well-being.read more . by: (Tara Ceranic Salinas, Ph.D., and Ed Love Ph.D.) 👥 Join Discussion Board

9 Questions to Identify What You're Doing Right Find the patterns of success already present in your everyday actions, and use this evidence of your strengths to challenge false self-beliefs.read more . by: (Alice Boyes Ph.D.) 👥 Join Discussion Board

Understanding the True Meaning of Success and Power Power and success figure in many aspects of our lives, from finances to how we view our relationships. To claim your full power, learn these essential keys to success.read more . by: (Judith Orloff M.D.) 👥 Join Discussion Board

It Can't Happen to Me Humans might be wired to ignore catastrophes because our brain likes to turn experience into habit, causing us to ignore perilous new factors in wildfires and other disasters.read more . by: (George Michelsen Foy) 👥 Join Discussion Board

#艺术品 《Rocky Cliff with Stormy Sea, Cornwall》（1902）是美国画家威廉·特罗斯特·理查兹（William Trost Richards）创作的一幅风景画。画面描绘了英国康沃尔郡崎岖的岩石海岸与波涛汹涌的海浪，充满动感与戏剧性。理查兹以其逼真的自然主义风格著称，这幅作品展现了他对海洋与光线细致入微的观察，以及对自然力量的敬畏之情。

1957年，中苏关系密切，苏联文化在中国流行起来。在哈尔滨，中国女工试穿“布拉吉”（俄语платье），这种苏式连衣裙成为当时中国女性时尚的象征，体现了中苏友好时期的文化交流与影响。

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#海报 无产阶级、工人、农民和士兵必须团结起来，解放台湾。”中国文化大革命海报20世纪60年代

身著傳統服飾、配戴珠寶的也門婦女，也門，1970 年

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#电影 #名人 Monica Bellucci出演了2003年的电影《The Matrix Reloaded》（《黑客帝国2：重装上阵》）。

1965年2月24日，切·格瓦拉在阿尔及利亚举行的亚非会议上

1939年3月23日，纳粹德国正式吞并了克莱佩达地区。前因是： • 1939年3月20日，德国向立陶宛发出最后通牒，要求将克莱佩达地区交给德国。 • 面对军事压力，立陶宛被迫在3月22日签署协议。 • 3月23日，德国军队进入克莱佩达，德国国旗升起，随后希特勒亲自访问了这座城市。

#名人 Raquel Welch 是1970年代好莱坞的性感女神，而这张由 Terry O’Neill 于1972年拍摄的照片成为当代女性力量的经典象征。

19世纪的武士

1980年英国国际车展上的拉达汽车

#电影 几十年来的猫女Michelle Pfeiffer（1992）、Halle Berry（2004）、Anne Hathaway（2012）和 Zoë Kravitz（2022）——四种魅力诠释，同一个经典角色。

1945年4月25，Ulm Münster（乌尔姆大教堂）——世界最高的教堂尖塔（高约161.5米）——在第二次世界大战末期，依然矗立在一片废墟之中。

一张1940年代拍摄的照片，画面中是一名日本士兵在中国战场上，肩扛十一年式轻机枪（Type 11 machine gun）。

U.S. Army tanks head to the front around the Leaning Tower of Pisa, Italy, September 6, 1944.Buzz 📔 History

Tom Gledhill jumps on a motorcycle over a line of more than 20 members of the Royal Artillery team at a speed of 72 km/h, 1966.Buzz 📔 History

Experimental underwater nuclear explosion in the Pacific Ocean, 1958.Buzz 📔 History

1930's Alfa Romeo 6C 2300 Aerodinamica SpiderBuzz 📔 History

✨ 5 Magical Quotes from Harry Potter Movies ✅“Happiness can be found even in the darkest of times, if one only remembers to turn on the light” — Albus Dumbledore✅ “Fear of a name increases fear of the thing itself” — Hermione Granger✅ “I solemnly swear that I am up to no good” — Harry Potter / Marauder’s Map✅ “It is our choices, Harry, that show what we truly are, far more than our abilities” — Dumbledore✅ “We’ve all got both light and dark inside us. What matters is the part we choose to act on” — Sirius Black💬 Buzz Quotes

Henry Berens, the smallest man of 1956, dances with his cat on the porch of his house.Buzz 📔 History

Adm. William Blandy and his wife cut a mushroom cloud cake celebrating the 1946 atomic tests at Bikini AtollBuzz 📔 History

📍Beverly Hills, 1961.Buzz 📔 History

Dazed Soviet soldiers stand by a large pile of human ashes at Majdanek concentration camp in 1944.Buzz 📔 History

A German soldier disobeys a direct order and helps a boy, who was separated from his family, cross the newly erected Berlin Wall. 1961.Buzz 📔 History

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In order to promote France and its currency, Napoleon Bonaparte ordered that a banknote for 1,000,000 francs be sealed within a five-franc silver coin minted in 1797. The note was printed on silky paper.Since then, there has been a search for the lucky coin. This coin has never been found, and if it is discovered by any collectors, the French bank is still obliged to pay the amount indicated on the check.Buzz 📔 History

A selfie of 34-year-old Leo Tolstoy, taken in the mid-19th century (1862), with his personal inscription: "Self-shot."Buzz 📔 History

He was paid $45 for 10 minutes of work.Buzz 📔 History

Oldsmobile Starfire 1966Buzz 📔 History

The corpse of Heinrich Himmler. The SS Reichsführer committed suicide on May 23, 1945, after taking potassium cyanide during his arrest in the town of Lüneburg.Time Machine | Historical Photo

Preparation for mass executions at Babi Yar, 1941.According to various estimates, between 70,000 and 200,000 people were shot at Babi Yar between 1941 and 1943.Time Machine | Historical Photo

German prisoners of war captured by American soldiers at the Battle of CisternaItaly, winter 1944.Time Machine | Historical Photo

Buchenwald concentration camp guards captured by prisoners during its liberation. Germany. 1945.Time Machine | Historical Photo

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The first ever Samsung SPH-WP10 watch-phone.1999Time Machine | Historical Photo

A rope bed in a homeless shelter in Britain. Early twentieth century.Time Machine | Historical Photo

Manhattan, 1964.Time Machine | Historical Photo

Dynamo Stadium.The photo was taken two days before the outbreak of war.June 19, 1941.Time Machine | Historical Photo

In the Congo, Belgians cut off the hands of children and women as punishment for poorly done rubber harvesting work, late 19th century.Time Machine | Historical Photo

Refueling an airplane in 1959.Time Machine | Historical Photo

Hitler on a propaganda tour, 1923.Time Machine | Historical Photo

The Auschwitz concentration camp is the very furnace in which people were burned.Time Machine | Historical Photo

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German Kaiser Wilhelm II meeting with Russian Tsar Nicholas II in 1914, by the end of the year, both men's countries would be at war with each other. (2842x2542)@pfff_historyComment in -> https://noshitblog.com/history/ulmRtuxHR

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Students traveling for Christmas break. ca. 1926 (Ardingly College, Haywards Heath, United Kingdom)@pfff_historyComment in -> https://noshitblog.com/history/81Dqs_bHR

I want to vote but my wife wont let me. 1909.@pfff_historyComment in -> https://noshitblog.com/history/gCs8LlxHR

North Carolina serial killer and death row inmate Velma Barfield in her cell at Central Prison, Raleigh, 1984 .@pfff_historyComment in -> https://noshitblog.com/history/zirTNlxHg

In an attempt to balance out all the “would you fuck my mom?” posts, here’s me taking in the rays in the 1970s@pfff_historyComment in -> https://noshitblog.com/history/OWDzN_xNR

18 young ladies psoe for a photo in their sleepover party, 1924@pfff_historyComment in -> https://noshitblog.com/history/uETa1wbHR

Photo of a German mother crying after finding out her captured son didn’t survive in Soviet Union POW camps. (1955)(1280x1692)@pfff_historyComment in -> https://noshitblog.com/history/KFBLGwbHR

TEXANS AT WAR -- 1991 Henry Payne cartoon contrasting LBJ's approach to the Vietnam War with George H.W. Bush's approach to the Gulf War.@pfff_historyComment in -> https://noshitblog.com/history/ifwZw8bHR

Cheyenne couple, Inez and John Bull, with their dog, 1898@pfff_historyComment in -> https://noshitblog.com/history/0-GZvUxHg

Wichita police officer Terry Morrow empties the pockets of James Alan Kearbey, 14, after he shot up his middle school. The principal was killed and two teachers and a student were wounded, Kansas, 1985 .@pfff_historyComment in -> https://noshitblog.com/history/Yq8E6ybNR

Five children photographed on Easter morning, April 1941, in Southside, Chicago, Illinois. Photograph taken by Russell Lee.@pfff_historyComment in -> https://noshitblog.com/history/Ce34ZybNR

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对生命、对人类，过分的悲观、过分的乐观，都是不诚实的。看清世界荒谬，是一个智者的基本水准，看清了不是感到恶心，而是会心一笑。木心

奴隶看起来温顺，但不代表着善良；奴性极重的人，对同类一定极其凶残。 因为它们从奴隶主那里失去的自尊，需要从同类中得到补偿。鲁迅《灯下漫笔》 ​ ​​​

人人都向往的地方不是天堂也是食堂。人人都逃离的地方不是地獄也是监獄。现实的世界如果允许人类自由迁徙，那么人流的方向就是文明的方向。哈耶克

In the night, in your handmy watch glowedlike a firefly.i heardits ticking:like a dry whisperit arosefrom your invisible hand.Then your handreturned to my dark breastto gather my sleep and its pulse.The watchwent on cutting timewith its little saw.As in a forestfragments of wood,tiny drops, piecesof branches or nestsfallwithout changing the silence,without ending the cool darkness,sofrom your invisible handthe watch went on cuttingtime, time,and minutes felllike leaves,fibers of broken time,little black feathers.As in the forest,we smelled roots,somewhere water releaseda fat droplike a wet grape.A little millwas grinding the night,the shadow,of water that falls and falls:thensleep fellfrom …

作为一名文学专业的大学生，我对母亲有一个被净化过的印象——没有喊叫，也不粗暴。我既确信她是非常爱我的，又意识到一种不公平：她每天从早到晚卖土豆和牛奶，就是为了让我能够坐在阶梯教室里听老师讲柏拉图。《一个女人的故事》安妮·埃尔诺

不要对别人心存太多期待，我们总是想要找到能为自己分担痛苦和悲伤的人，可大多时候，我们那些惊天动地的伤痛，在别人眼里，不过是随手拂过的尘埃。或许，成年人的孤独，就是悲喜自渡，而这也正是我们难得的自由。《百年孤独》

野 店 清.繆公恩柳浪青青麥浪黄山風吹雨溼衣裳微塵不起茅店潔野棗花開樹樹香

送 春 宋 . 徐文卿綠隂青子漸能佳楊柳深藏三四鴉春有餘情無處著林邊野草亦開花

你經歷過悲歡離合，這不是修行，只是經歷而已。如果你在那悲歡離合間體認無常、緣起、因果，這是修行。龍樹菩薩

“长大就是一遍一遍地怀疑自己以前深信不疑的东西，然后推翻上一个阶段的自己，长出新的智慧和性情，带着无数的迷惘和不确定，坚定地走向下一个阶段的自己。”翻譯： “成长就是不断发现以前的自己是sb的过程😆”

昨日花开满树红，今朝花落万枝空。滋荣实藉三春秀，变化虚随一夜风。物外光阴元自得，人间生灭有谁穷。百年大小荣枯事，过眼浑如一梦中。元·丘处机《落花》

春天周而复始，该相逢的人还会再相逢，所以不要总惦记遗憾。

你主动去做的事情会滋养你；你被动去做的事情会消耗你。

In the twilight of my days, I’ve come to see that gratitude is the true measure of life—a quiet, constant acknowledgment of every precious moment that has enriched my soul.” Gratitude by Oliver Sacks

“Embracing our imperfections is the first step toward gratitude; by learning to love ourselves just as we are, we open our hearts to the beauty woven through every moment.” Love for Imperfect Things by Haemin Sunim

只要有爱或曾经爱过，这就够了。其他什么都不必希求。在人生黑暗的皱褶里，没有别的珍珠可寻觅。爱便是完美。雨果《悲惨世界》 source

我不能同任何一个人在一间屋里住上两天。他刚刚和我接近一点，他的个性就立即妨碍我的自爱，束缚我的自由。我会在一昼夜之间甚至恨起最好的人来陀思妥耶夫斯基《卡拉马佐夫兄弟》 source

能量的两个最大杀手：愧疚和恐惧。能量的两个最大源头：自信和爱。unknown source

我们那个时候真幸福，但是我们一点儿都不知道。雅罗斯拉夫·赛弗尔特 source

这一刻有这一刻的自由，下一刻有下一刻的命运。傅真《斑马》 source

只有你是你的时候才能吸引真正喜欢你的人阿德勒 source

我们没有必要因为世界变得荒诞而自己随之变得乖戾。斯蒂芬·茨威格《昨日的世界》 source

要不是有人告诉我这是爱，我会以为是一把赤裸的剑。博尔赫斯 source

“什么时候，你知道结束了？”“也许是，当这个人站在你面前时，比起这个人，你更爱那些爱的记忆。”格纳·阿德里尤斯 source

转眼就是夏天了，野蔷薇快要绿叶满枝，遮掩了它周身的荆棘，苦尽之后会有甘来。威廉·莎士比亚 source

一定要相信自己前面充满了运气，这样你每天都会过得很好，哪怕最后运气不来了，你也美好度过了这些年。生活是一种感觉，感受特别重要。余华 source

我会搞砸一切并坐在美丽的废墟上休息一整天焦野绿《搞砸》 source

生活的真相就是，你担心的事情，99% 都不会发生；已经发生的事情，99%都没有你想象的那么严重；以前觉得很严重的事情，99% 都在你能够承受的范围之内。喜多川泰《凡事发⽣必有利于我》 source

就好比我们总是避免把过私密的生活细节记录下来一样，担心它们一旦凝固在纸页上，就不再属于我们了。《夜的草》帕特里克·莫迪亚诺金龙格（译） source

他对爱蒂的感情中，既有欲望又有愤怒。他们的身体和谐地交融在一起，但他们是敌对的双方。他们都想当最强者和最聪明者，两个人都想欺骗对方，两个人从今往后都会拒绝为爱懊悔，拒绝低三下四地爱着对方。《猎物》伊莱娜·内米洛夫斯基金龙格（译） source

老是发愁有什么用！自己在自己面前应成为强者，这是成为强者的办法。《福楼拜文学书简》居斯塔夫·福楼拜刘方、丁世中（译） source

怎么能不梦想呢？……当今世界还给了年轻人什么呢？……工作找不到，最简单的心愿也实现不了，没有行动。就只剩下这个了……指望一步登天的、以各种名义和党派标签做伪装的残酷而冷漠的热情。《猎物》伊莱娜·内米洛夫斯基金龙格（译） source

我情愿我的人生是一篇悠长古典的法语文章：通篇引用普鲁斯特，假期是夏多布里昂，十八岁是兰波，二十五岁是萨特，三十岁是司各特・菲茨杰拉德。《灵魂之伤》弗朗索瓦丝·萨冈朱广赢（译） source

今天我就像一只狂怒的狗，被拴在一颗长满欢笑与叶片的树下。《愤怒与神秘》勒内·夏尔#法国文学# source

人们一旦自我感觉良好，往往就会肆无忌惮地胡乱说话。《鳄鱼的黄眼睛》卡特琳娜·班科尔黄荭、曹丹红（译）湖南文艺出版社·博集天卷 source

爱情只有在两个人互相为对方牺牲时才有价值，而且要彻底牺牲。《猎物》伊莱娜·内米洛夫斯基金龙格（译） source

想写却写不出来，这就好比做爱却毫无快感，喝酒却始终不醉，旅行却一直到不了目的地。这是地狱，是失败。当然，日子还是那样径自流去，而且每个日子都差不多。而时光，最终会平静下来，沉淀下一些淡淡的温馨，一些出神的陶醉，因为那里的时间已静止不流淌。《灵魂之伤》弗朗索瓦丝·萨冈朱广赢（译） source

自由只是在人们对它充满期盼的时候才美丽，才会让人热烈地渴望，但像这样作为礼物，它有着别样的名字：遗弃，孤独……《猎物》伊莱娜·内米洛夫斯基金龙格（译） source

在你的生命和现实狭路相逢之前，你爱过什么人吗？是否有一个人曾告诉你，你眼睛和头发的真实颜色？《灵魂之伤》弗朗索瓦丝·萨冈朱广赢（译） source

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我不饿，但我要去吃饭，以消磨时间。 source

因为我爱情的全部努力对于弥补我们俩之间的距离，不如弥补她于我创造的那个理想人物间的距离。《遣悲怀》安德烈·纪德徐丽松（译） source

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圣彼得堡的一扇窗户。 source

各位朋友，非常抱歉，打扰各位。因为本人生活面临巨变，所以不得已来求助各位。即日起至4月3日24:00，「白夜书店」俄罗斯文学周边开展库存清理活动：🎒帆布包系列（五款可选，库存百件左右）：《罪与罚》《致叶赛宁》《我的一生》等，全部6折→35.8元，赠磨砂徽章+作家明信片。📱手机壳系列（全机型适配）：陀思妥耶夫斯基/托尔斯泰/契诃夫/布尔加科夫/阿赫玛托娃等主题，全部8折→23.9元，赠作家明信片。🖱️陀思妥耶夫斯基手稿鼠标垫（库存百件左右）：复刻陀手稿，降→18.21元，赠陀明信片。🛒Тао Вао：白夜书店恳请各位朋友帮助，转评里抽三位送帆布包，三位送手机壳（或购后免单）。谢谢您，握您的手！Дружески жму руку![心] source

“祝您健康，祝您在生活中每一分钟都感觉到春天。”«Будьте здравы и живите так, чтобы каждую минуту чувствовать весну». source

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In pursuit of victory we ended up creating a wild tragedy,with pride we call it history;We dehumanized ourselves with pride to kill the penitence before it kills us. -S.Priyadarshni

Soft RequiemI wish to exist between now and then,Outside of time,When it's neither today nor tomorrow,Where my heart beats in straight lines.I wish to be suspended between life and death,Mingling but uncommitted,To be the silent veil and crimson divide,Where my presence or absence is but an illusion.I wish to be swallowed by space but not part of it,Known but unmet,To breathe in vacuum,To rest peacefully in the arms of fire and flame.See, life feels like a static race,Victory is but a second lap—And if lucky, another more.I've tired my limbs and rusted my soul,Defeated by my existence, this nurtured infection rules me whole.This body I thought was my home became my confinement.My tongue fil…

These bare soles love to kiss these muddy streets.#random#SammyScribble

"The Clock That Stares Back"Timewhat a strange, stubborn thing. Too fast when I laugh, too slow when I ache. It slips through fingers but carves itself deep in skin. A single hour with her feels like breath, gone too soon. But a lonely hour? It drags its feet like it's lost, like it doesn’t want to be anywhere else.We chase time, then beg it to stop. We waste it, then mourn it. It’s the gift we forget to unwrap, until it’s already slipping away. At sixteen, I wanted it to flyto grow up, get out, become someone. In twenties, I wish I could go backjust for a minute, to sit with my dad, or smile longer at the version of me that didn’t know what was coming. It’s a paradox. The future feels far …

You weren't a dream,darling,neither were you an anticipationof a loverif I believed in one.You just happened to me,unforeseen—like a flicker setting fireto the remainsof the ruined forestsI believed was my sanctuary,you occurred to me like a breaththat crossed oceansjust to meet mine,and settle into my ribswith the warmth of springthat eased my deeply frozen beliefs.One that I never saw coming,one who tore through my guards—as if they were mere stringskeeping you from seeing me,the skin you longed to feelbeyond the onesthat were nothing more than sparksto what burned underneath,that you took the invitation of,taming their embers,till the blazes aggravated,like they were all yours to begin w…

Write OnCan you heal a woundwithout aggravating it?The poet in me says no.The only way he knowsto treat his scarsis to revisit themuntil they fall in love with him,until they're more rhymeand less sting.So write on, brother.Write on, sister.Write about your heartbreak—stitch your pain into lines.Write about your failed suicide attempt—let your wrist bleed onto the pages.Write about the abuseyou endured in silence,only whispering it to the pagesthat gave you their time,their body,and everything elsein between their lines.Write about deathwhile you yourselfdie slowly.This will be our healing.I say ourbecause it also touches the heartsof those who don't have the hold over languageyou've learnt…

Title: The Monk who lost his lover I will not rage against the world —it has already done its breaking.I will live with what remains.Quiet.Honest.Unimpressive.Free.I will earn, not to prove.I will drink, not to forget.I will play, not to impress.I will read, not to escape —but to sit beside greater mindsand feel less alone.I will die with no titles,no crown,no monument.Just a guitar in the corner,a half-finished book on the table,and a glass half-fullof something strong and beautiful.And if I’m lucky —on the edge of final breath,in the moment before the dark —I will see her smile once more.Not because life gave her back.But because love never truly left.

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Your love was like a silk sheet—smooth, soft, and gently wrapped around me.Mine was a gleaming sword,sharp, and driven straight through your soul.

Sometimes I get stuckin the inescapable webweaved from all the momentswe spent together.I ponderif there's a way to crawl backto those times.I wonder—if I'd listened to my spidey sensea little more closely—could I have felt the ground trembleas the lava boiled,before we eruptedinto a fountain of heartache and sorrow?I'm still willingto walk on the fire of you though.I loved you enoughto burn your name into my arm,so what's burning it into my feet?I'm not writing thisto say I want to get back together.I'm writing to sayI never wanted to be separatedin the first place.I never understood what Gotye meantby "felt so happy you could die"until the day we ranthrough the flower garden together.We n…

"Still, I Stayed Kind"I’ve seen things you wouldn’t believe unless you’ve lived itthe kind of truth they don’t teach in school and no quote on the internet can really hold.I’ve stood in rooms filled with smiling faces that hid knives in their pockets. Shook hands that felt like contracts with ghosts, promising loyalty but cashing in betrayal the moment you blinked.I’ve watched good men bend break turn because it’s easier to blend with the dark than to carry a lantern no one thanks you for.But me?I stayed kind.Not soft. Not naive. Just real. Stupidly real, maybe. But I refused to trade my soul for a seat at a dirty table.They laughed. Said I’d never make it without cutting corners, without s…

In the whirlwind of my thoughts,each question spins endlessly,a riddle that escapes every grasp.A million whispers dance in my head,day in and day out, without a pause.Like a spring tide slamming the shore,they hit my head with a deafening thud.I spill my thoughts when they swell too loud,but all I meet is silence cloaked in doubt.In silence, I find my refuge—It curls around my weary soul,asks for nothing,and never calls my sorrow too loud to bear.Silence holds my heart’s weight,In ways no one else ever could.It guards my secrets and cradles my fears.Like dusk folding into a restless sky,it soothes the chaos, piece by piece.Each whisper in its symphony hugs me close,binding me in a quiet wa…

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🎨 View of Hudson River at West Point, c. 1855by Thomas Chambers 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿oil on canvas, 50.8 x 76.2 cmAlbany Institute of History & Art, USAAbout the artwork:"View of Hudson River at West Point" likely captures the scenic beauty and strategic importance of West Point, located along the Hudson River. This site is renowned for its dramatic riverside cliffs and as the location of the United States Military Academy. The painting would typically feature these iconic cliffs with a panoramic view of the river, possibly including boats or ships to emphasize the river's importance as a navigational route.

🎨 Scene Under the Arcades in Thun, 1913by August Macke 🇩🇪charcoal, partly washed in gray, 15 x 20.5 cmMuseum Kunstpalast, GermanyAbout the artwork:"Scene Under the Arcades in Thun" likely depicts a lively public space in Thun, Switzerland, a town known for its picturesque landscapes and historic architecture. The artwork probably features figures moving under the arcades, an architectural element that provides rhythm and depth to the composition. Macke's use of charcoal and gray wash would add a softness and fluidity to the scene, capturing the transient light and shadows created by the arcades’ structure.

🎨 Haystacks: Autumn, c. 1874by Millet 🇫🇷oil on canvas, 85.1 x 110.2 cmMetropolitan Museum of Art, USAAbout the artwork:"Haystacks: Autumn" likely depicts the rural landscape of autumn, a theme common in Millet's work, which he used to explore the cycles of nature and the labor of farming. The painting would typically feature large haystacks, possibly at the end of the harvest season, capturing the golden hues of autumn and the soft, fading light of the season. This subject reflects Millet’s fascination with the transformation of the landscape through agricultural processes and the changing seasons.

🎨 Digitales, 1899by Paul Ranson 🇫🇷tempera on canvas, 150 x 70 cmNational Museum of Western Art, JapanAbout the artwork:"Digitales" refers to the plant known as Digitalis, commonly called foxglove, which is both beautiful and poisonous. Ranson’s choice of subject would likely reflect his interest in the symbolic and possibly the dual nature of beauty and danger. The painting might depict these tall, striking flowers in a stylized form, emphasizing their elegant, elongated shapes and vibrant colors, characteristic of the Nabis' focus on the beauty of natural forms as symbols.

🎨 Saint Peter Repentant, 1645by Georges La Tour 🇫🇷oil on canvas, 114 x 95 cmCleveland Museum of Art, USAAbout the artwork:"Saint Peter Repentant" likely portrays the moment of Saint Peter's repentance after his denial of Christ, a common theme in Christian art that highlights themes of remorse and redemption. La Tour's depiction would focus on the emotional and spiritual turmoil experienced by Peter, rendered with dramatic use of light and shadow to enhance the emotional depth of the scene.

🎨 Jacob Cornelisz. van Oostsanen Painting a Portrait of His Wife, 1550by Dirk Jacobsz 🇳🇱oil on panel, 62.1 x 49.4 cmToledo Museum of Art, USAAbout the artwork:In the painting, van Oostsanen is likely shown at work in his studio, a setting that would be meticulously detailed, showcasing the tools of his trade—paints, brushes, and perhaps other implements used in the art-making process of the 16th century. His wife would be depicted as both the subject of his painting and a significant presence within this work, emphasizing her role both within his life and as a muse.

🎨 At the Concert Parisien, 1887–88by Georges Seurat 🇫🇷conté crayon heightened with white chalk on cream handmade modern laid paper, 31.4 x 23.6 cmCleveland Museum of Art, USAAbout the artwork:"At the Concert Parisien" likely depicts a scene within a Parisian concert hall, capturing the audience's engagement or the quiet anticipation of a performance. This work exemplifies Seurat's interest in modern life and his ability to convey atmosphere and mood. The subject matter aligns with the themes often seen in his larger body of work, where he depicted various aspects of Parisian social life and leisure activities.

🎨 The Floor Planers, 1875by Gustave Caillebotte 🇫🇷oil on canvas, 102 x 146.5 cmMusée d'Orsay, FranceAbout the artwork:"The Floor Planers" is one of Caillebotte’s most celebrated works, depicting laborers scraping the wooden floor of a Parisian apartment. It's a scene not of idyllic landscapes or leisurely afternoons but of manual labor, showcasing the physicality and effort involved in the task. This subject was somewhat unconventional and groundbreaking in its portrayal of urban workers as the main subjects.In this painting, Caillebotte employs a perspective that draws the viewer into the workspace of the floor planers. The composition uses strong diagonal lines created by the perspective …

🎨 Interior of a Church, c. 1680by Emanuel de Witte 🇳🇱oil on canvas, 62 x 54 cmCleveland Museum of Art, USAAbout the artwork:In "Interior of a Church," de Witte likely depicts a grand church interior, emphasizing the lofty vaults and columns that define the space. His use of perspective is key, drawing the viewer’s eye deep into the architecture of the church, perhaps along a central aisle that leads to an altar or choir. The painting would typically feature shafts of light entering through windows, casting dramatic illumination across the interior and highlighting the intricate details of the church’s design.

🎨 Portrait of the Art Critic and Writer Raimon Casellas, 1894by Lluís Graner 🇪🇸oil on canvas, 185 x 90 cmMuseu Nacional d'Art de Catalunya, SpainAbout the artwork:In "Portrait of the Art Critic and Writer Raimon Casellas," Graner would likely have depicted Casellas in an environment that reflects his intellectual and artistic milieu. The portrait may show Casellas either in his study surrounded by books and artifacts of art or in a setting that suggests his role in the cultural life of Catalonia, possibly including elements that symbolize his contributions to art criticism and literature.

🎨 The Keepsake, 1898 - 1901by Kate Bunce 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿tempera on canvas, 81.3 x 49.5 cmBirmingham Museum and Art Gallery, EnglandAbout the artwork:"The Keepsake" likely depicts a woman, possibly in a medieval or allegorical setting, holding a keepsake or a token. This object could be emblematic of love, memory, or a personal connection, which was a common theme in Bunce's work, reflecting the Pre-Raphaelite interest in emotion and storytelling. The figure would be adorned in rich, decorative clothing, perhaps surrounded by a detailed floral or naturalistic backdrop, typical of Bunce's work.

🎨 The House with the Cracked Walls, 1892 - 1894by Cézanne 🇫🇷oil on canvas, 80 x 64.1 cmMetropolitan Museum of Art, USAAbout the artwork:"The House with the Cracked Walls" likely depicts a dilapidated building in a landscape, which is a common theme in Cézanne's work, reflecting his interest in the structural composition of the scenes he painted. The focus on a house with cracked walls would allow Cézanne to explore texture and the effects of light and shadow, elements he masterfully manipulated to add depth and intensity to his compositions.

🎨 The Sultan's Gift, c. 1885 - 1886by Antoni Fabrés 🇪🇸oil on panel, 29 x 41.5 cmMuseu Nacional d'Art de Catalunya, SpainAbout the artwork:"The Sultan's Gift" likely depicts a scene in which a sultan or a high-ranking official is presenting a gift, possibly as part of a ceremonial or diplomatic event. The painting might feature a detailed interior setting that reflects the opulence and luxurious ambiance associated with the sultan's court. Elements such as rich textiles, intricate architectural details, and sumptuous furnishings would be typical of Fabrés’ attention to detail and historical accuracy.

🎨 A Shepherd and his Flock under the Moon and Stars, 1827by Samuel Palmer 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿pen and brown ink with brown and gray washes heightened with white gouache on card, 40 x 52.7 cmYale Center for British Art, USAAbout the artwork:"A Shepherd and his Flock under the Moon and Stars" likely depicts a tranquil nocturnal scene, a subject for which Palmer had particular affinity, often portraying the serene and sublime aspects of night. The scene would typically feature a shepherd, possibly a symbolic or romantic figure, tending to his flock under a beautifully rendered sky illuminated by the moon and stars. This imagery aligns with Palmer’s affinity for themes of protection, guidance, and contempla…

Louis Buisseret“The Bath”1923 #Buisseret

Nicolas Poussin“Landscape with Orpheus and Euridice”1650 #Poussin

Gustav Klimt“Farmhouse in Upper Austria”1911 #Klimt

José María Velasco“Cardón”1887 #Velasco

Franz von Stuck“Lucifer”1890 #Stuck

Horace Vernet“The lion hunt”1836 #Vernet

Alexandre Cabanel"The Death of Icarus" 19th century #Cabanel

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Francesco Hayez“Bathsheba”(detail)1827 #Hayez

Antoine Auguste Thivet“Martyre”1900 #Thivet

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Louis Emilie Adan“L’éventail blanc”#1800’s #Adan

Eugene de Blaas“Gods Creatures”1877 #deBlaas

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Christ and His Mother Studying the Scriptures, c. 1909by #Ossawa_Tanner 🇺🇸Oil on canvas. 123.8 x 101.6 cm.Dallas Museum of Art, USAOriginal file🆔 @paintingsplace

Indonesian princess, 1890by #Jozef_Israëls 🇳🇱Watercolour. 52 x 34.5 cm.Centraal Museum, NetherlandsOriginal file🆔 @paintingsplace

The Repentant Peter, 1616by #Hendrick_ter_Brugghen 🇳🇱Oil on canvas. 67.7 x 85.8 cm.Centraal Museum, NetherlandsOriginal file🆔 @paintingsplace

April (The Green Gown), 1920by #Childe_Hassam 🇺🇸Oil on canvas. 142.2 x 208.9 cm.Gibbes Museum of Art, USAOriginal file🆔 @paintingsplace

Confidences, 1889by #Georges_Croegaert 🇧🇪Oil on cedar panel. 67.5 x 57 cm.Art Gallery of New South Wales, AustraliaOriginal file🆔 @paintingsplace

The wattles, 1919by #Elioth_Gruner 🇦🇹Oil on canvas. 62.8 x 57.2 cm.Art Gallery of New South Wales, AustraliaOriginal file🆔 @paintingsplace

From a distant land, 1889by #David_Davies 🇦🇹Oil on canvas. 125 x 157 cm.Art Gallery of New South Wales, AustraliaOriginal file🆔 @paintingsplace

Ismenie, Nymph of Diana, 1878by #Charles_Landelle 🇫🇷Oil on canvas. 177.6 x 131.5 cm.Art Gallery of New South Wales, AustraliaOriginal file🆔 @paintingsplace

The creek, 1925by #Arthur_Streeton 🇦🇹Oil on canvas. 69.3 x 95 cmArt Gallery of New South Wales, AustraliaOriginal file🆔 @paintingsplace

Portrait of Anne, 1915by #George_Bellows 🇺🇸Oil on canvas. 122.2 x 92 cm.High Museum of Art, USAOriginal file🆔 @paintingsplace

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