某网友：加拿大，一杯大的星巴克1块6加币，差不多7～8块人民币，还是大杯的，星巴克在国外就是平价咖啡而已，就像HM这个牌子，在美国属于地摊货级别的，不知道为什么 到了中国，就变成高档货！

喔豁 可真是浪漫

在普林斯顿大学，年收入低于70万美元的学生称为“贫困生”😢

今天闪击波兰。

我同事带她大外甥来科室吃午饭，让她大外甥吃酱黄豆的原因是「男人长大以后都要用这个豆子当下酒菜。」⚆_⚆

靔tiān通天埊dì通地这两个字真好看

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das Man/大人/众人 “das Man”是海德格尔哲学中一个极其深刻又极具现实穿透力的概念。，“das Man”字面意思是：“那个‘人’”，或更自然地翻译为：“常人”、“人们”、“大家”。 但它不是指某个具体的人，也不是“人民群众”的集合，而是一种匿名的、无面孔的社会声音。 “das Man” 是现代社会中支配我们行为的“匿名权威”——它说“你应该怎样”，却从不露脸，也从不负责。 它存在于： - “大家都这么干。” - “现在都这样。” - “你不结婚/买房/996，就不正常。” - “别人都能忍，你怎么不行？” 这些话里，没有主语，没有具体的人在说，但你就是感觉“它”在说。das Man 没有名字，没有面孔，就像《启明餐厅》里的“穿黑褂子的男人”——他不是具体的人，而是“规则”的化身。 das Man 把所有人拉平，消灭差异。它说：“别太突出，别太落后，别太奇怪。” das Man 的规训就是你必须和“大家”一样。 因为 das Man 是匿名的，所以没人需要为它负责。“规定就是这样。” 海德格尔说，人本应面对自己的“存在”，但 das Man 提供了一个“轻松版”的生活剧本，于是我们读别人推荐的书，过别人羡慕的生活。我们以为自己在生活，其实只是在扮演“常人”期待的角色。 这就是海德格尔所说的 “沉沦”（Verfallen）

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启明餐厅张启明今年三十五六了，居住在一个新一线城市，一个月拿着五六千工资，带着一个五六岁的娃。前几天下午，老张带着小孩逛街，路过一栋商场，一楼的落地玻璃窗后，正亮着一家新开餐厅的暖黄灯光，人头攒动，甚是热闹，小孩也闹着肚子饿，只好推门进去看看。餐厅里确实是热闹，但是人挤人，桌挤桌，闹哄哄，就是没有落脚的地方，也没见到有人在吃饭，只见服务员穿梭来往，顾客要么挤在一起聊天，要么低着头往前走。老张顿感无趣，就要拉门出去，但餐厅门却关上了，“同志，不消费可不能出去啊。”一个穿黑褂子的男人突然挡在他面前。老张没辙，只好攥紧小孩的手，跟着人流往里面走。绕过人堆，竟摸到了餐厅的后厨，看到许多人排队。老张甚是好奇，踮脚一看，前面竟是一个逼仄的巷子。老张顺着人流往前走，越往前，光越瘦，空气越沉。旁边排队的大姐低声说：“走到底就能出去，就是里头不好走”。老张一合计，没有再迈脚。老张又七拐八绕摸到楼梯口，服务员告诉他，二楼是“水阁”，整层就是一个大水缸，若能跳进去憋气一分钟，就能得到一颗珠子。老张年纪不小了，又不擅水性，有一点犯怂。他抬头往楼梯上方望，三楼的门牌写着 “金阁”，四楼是 “木阁”，隐约还能看见更高的楼层挂着 “火”“土” 的字样，每一层的楼梯口都飘着股奇怪的味道，像铁锈，又像烧焦的木头。他心里发怵，连往上走的力气都没了。就在他靠着墙喘气时，身后传来一阵 “咯吱咯吱” 的扁担声。回头一看，一个穿灰布衫的大娘挑着两筐咸菜走过来，“小伙子，有珠子不？一颗换半斤咸菜，吃了算消费，就能走。”老张摸了摸口袋，别说珠子，连买糖的零钱都没带。大娘笑笑，“小伙子，那你再转转？”。回头一看，又到了大厅，…

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没有人意识到不吠的狗“没有人意识到不吠的狗”（The dog that didn't bark）这句话，源自阿瑟·柯南·道尔（Arthur Conan Doyle）的福尔摩斯探案小说《银色马》（The Adventure of Silver Blaze）。在故事中，一匹名贵赛马失踪，案件调查陷入僵局。福尔摩斯却从一个看似无关的细节中发现了关键线索： 那晚，狗没有吠。这个“没有发生的事”——狗本应对陌生人吠叫，但它却没有——恰恰说明：来的人不是陌生人，而是它认识的人。于是福尔摩斯推断出，真正的罪犯是马厩的驯马师，那个本应最可信的人。“没有人意识到不吠的狗”，其深层意义在于揭示了人类认知的一个根本局限： 我们往往只关注“发生了什么”，却对“本该发生却没有发生”的事情视而不见。这背后蕴含着几层深刻的哲学与认知启示：1. 沉默本身是一种信息，在信息论中，“无”也是一种“有”。狗没叫，不是“无信息”，而是“有信息”——它传递了“入侵者是熟人”的信号。亲人突然不再联系，可能不是“没事”，而是“出事了”。2.人类的认知盲区：我们对“缺失”不敏感心理学研究表明，人类大脑更擅长处理显性信号（如噪音、错误、警报），而对隐性缺失（如沉默、缺席、延迟）反应迟钝。这被称为 “负证据盲区”（Neglect of Negative Evidence）。3. 真相可能藏在反常的“无”之中在科学、哲学和侦探推理中，反常的“无”常常是突破点。 爱因斯坦思考：如果光速不变，那么“时间为何不会变慢”？——他从“没有发生”的经典预期中推导出相对论。程序员调试：系统没崩溃，但也没响应——“静默失败”比崩溃更危险。4. …

山寨Airtag 买了个寨版Airtag，成品成本20块左右，精度与正版一样，定位精度看你身边苹果用户多少而定，一般能有20米内。 但使用一段时间后，定位就不行了，原理是如果周边人流动（新苹果设备流动）不大，现有的苹果设备不会频繁上报识别过的key地址。 新流动的苹果设备越多上报越频繁。 纽扣电池供电,理论上可以用一年左右。 问：寨版Airtag用的第三方服务器，会不会因为公用苹果ID受到苹果官方的限制？ 目前不会。 寨版没有绑定操作，因此不会受到苹果一个ID只能绑32个设备的限制。 因此，一台…

山寨Airtag买了个寨版Airtag，成品成本20块左右，精度与正版一样，定位精度看你身边苹果用户多少而定，一般能有20米内。但使用一段时间后，定位就不行了，原理是如果周边人流动（新苹果设备流动）不大，现有的苹果设备不会频繁上报识别过的key地址。 新流动的苹果设备越多上报越频繁。纽扣电池供电,理论上可以用一年左右。问：寨版Airtag用的第三方服务器，会不会因为公用苹果ID受到苹果官方的限制？目前不会。寨版没有绑定操作，因此不会受到苹果一个ID只能绑32个设备的限制。因此，一台服务不限制设备个数。因为查位置用的是公钥。官方AirTag和拼夕夕平替都会每隔一段时间更换广播公钥，理论上有无限多的公钥，只要广播格式满足FindMy，苹果都会接收。闲鱼和拼多多太多链接，就不贴具体链接了。

几个常用Nostr移动客户端点评，仅限移动端不涉及web：1.Damus (iOS) 7.5/10iOS上最早也最知名的客户端，界面漂亮。缺点：功能最弱。比如对钱包支持差（已经接入钱包但界面总是loading看不到余额），不支持离线阅读，不支持多账户切换。2.Primal (iOS, Android, Web) 9.5/10最好的Nostr客户端，界面漂亮，功能完善，trending模块有助于发现热帖。缺点：没有缓存清理功能，在iOS上会导致体积占用膨胀（Fuck iOS）。3.Nostur（iOS）8/10支持缓存清理，支持慢速模式节省流量。缺点：UI丑，帖子和图片对不齐导致页面排版混乱4.Nostrmo (全平台) 8.5/10功能完善，强大。缺点：UI不够漂亮，更新不是很勤快5.Amethyst（Android） 8/10功能完善，安卓上最知名缺点：UI丑，部分设计不合理（经常刷出不可见内容），更新较慢6.YakiHonne(全平台) 9/10功能完善。缺点：体积臃肿，有很多普通人不需要的功能，不支持离线阅读。

中国防火长城GFW（Great Firewall）测试屏蔽所有国外加密流量测试时间：20250820utc+8时区0点34开始屏蔽所有境外443端口流量包括 苹果必应 等网站监测到中国大陆方向所有443端口流量异常1:30更新：双向屏蔽所有443端口流量1:38更新:部分大公司开始恢复1:50更新:大量网站陆续恢复

垃圾的用户体验之iOS-第八篇你无法想象，在iOS上拖动一个图标会如此困难。有时候，长按并移动会弹出一个右键菜单有时候，长按并移动会变成下拉屏幕操作有时候，长按会导致你要拖动的图标变成大图标反正就是没法像安卓一样，轻轻松松简简单单地拖动图标到任意位置。痛苦且恶心。在安卓里，长按图标只有移动这一个选项，右键菜单则以💬的方式出现在右上角，绝对不会误触，简单，完美。Fuck Apple! Rubbish Apple!#苹果到底有多垃圾

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鱼直接捞放塑料袋比放在有水的桶里拎过去放生更容易活卖鱼老婆婆说，“鱼直接捞放塑料袋比放在有水的桶里拎过去放生更容易活”，她这是哪门子道理？鱼会 “溺” 死在浅水里，塑料袋不加水反倒减少了鱼的运动耗能，还增加了鱼的吸氧，在长途运输的时候为了减少鱼的运动耗氧，甚至会对鱼进行麻醉。反常识的是，水少的情况下，鱼会在水桶里 “溺死”，而只要保持腮的湿润，鱼就能存活好几个小时甚至十几小时。鱼鳃是靠那一层薄薄的水膜来进行气体交换的；一旦这层水膜干掉，氧气就进不去了，等于 “封死了呼吸口”。约等于腮湿润的时候可以吹泡泡，腮干了以后鱼就会被封喉。所以塑料袋确实比一小袋水科学，只要弄湿鱼鳃，鱼就可以呼吸空气中的氧气。而一小袋或者一小桶里的水溶氧被鱼吸完了以后，反倒更容易 “溺水”（憋死）。渔民很早就发现了这个现象，所以福建才有独特的弓鱼术。只要把鱼绑起来不让它们乱动，减少氧气消耗，再加上保持腮的湿润，就能运输很长时间。而现代的运输鱼车也是异曲同工之妙。长途运输时要让鱼昏迷减少运动消耗的氧。方法是在水中注入二氧化碳和氧气各 50％，让鱼处于昏迷状态后，这样运输过程哪怕几十个小时鱼也可以安眠，到达目的地后，再放入清水中，只需几分钟，鱼便可苏醒。甚至有时候二氧化碳还不够，还要上专门的鱼类麻醉剂。知乎 / 剁椒鹿

中国放宽个人养老金领取条件 新增三种情况人力资源社会保障部等五部门联合发布通知，自今年9月1日起将新增三种个人养老金领取情形，以应对部分人群的现实困难。具体包括：申请之日前两年内，领取失业保险金累计达到12个月者；正在领取城乡最低生活保障金的人员；以及申请前一年内，家庭成员个人负担的医药费用累计超过所在省份上一年度居民人均可支配收入的。提示：个人养老金，不是基本养老金，不是社保。所以，又有人被忽悠了

帕劳数字ID目前三个比较成熟的数字居民热门选项：爱沙尼亚、立陶宛、帕劳，其中帕劳是要求最低的，不需要护照，也不需要去大使馆（帕劳与中国也没有外交关系）目前，帕劳ID最实用的一点就是进行实名身份验证（KYC），这对某些限制区域参与的活动有帮助，比如注册常用的虚拟币交易所，开通国外银行账号等。除了KYC之外，邮寄服务也在逐渐开放。帕劳ID价格$248，有效期一年，到期后只能选择续费5年（$1039）或10年（$2039）。大多数情况下不值，除非你对上述功能有需求，能利用KYC的优势，或者申请成本对你来说不贵，并且想及时体验一些最新的互联网活动，那么可以申请试。发货地：杭州申请条件：申请需要KYC，身份证/护照均可，需要人脸视频，有审核。申请地址：https://rns.id/数字ID非公民身份，仅仅是某种形式的身份证。参考

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China’s Lunar Ambitions 🌕🚀China is aiming to land astronauts on the Moon by 2030! Recently, the country successfully tested the launch and landing of its new lunar lander Lanyue.To simulate lunar gravity, engineers used special cables that offset Earth’s pull, allowing the lander to practice touchdowns on an artificial lunar surface.The Lanyue module is designed not only to carry two astronauts but also to deliver scientific instruments to the Moon’s surface.#Space #China #Moon #Exploration #Science

🚀 A New Moon of Uranus! 🌑🪐Using the James Webb Space Telescope, astronomers have discovered a brand-new moon orbiting Uranus, temporarily designated S/2025 U1.If its reflectivity is similar to Uranus’s other moons, the newcomer is about 10 km across.In this animation from Webb’s observations, you can spot the newly found moon, along with 13 of Uranus’s 28 known moons — and of course, its rings. The sequence captures about 6 hours of real time.#Astronomy #JamesWebb #Uranus #Space

🧬 AI just made proteins that can turn back cellular aging 50× fasterOpenAI created proteins that rejuvenate cells 50× more effectivelyOpenAI, together with Retro Biosciences, developed a new model — GPT-4b micro — designed for protein engineering.The model helped create new variants of the Yamanaka factors — proteins that turn ordinary cells into stem cells.Result: a 50-fold improvement in reprogramming efficiency compared to natural proteins.The new proteins, RetroSOX and RetroKLF, differed from the originals by over 100 amino acids, yet worked better in 30–50% of cases.Most importantly — they showed improved ability to repair DNA damage, which is directly linked to cellular rejuvenation.I…

🌊 The Great Mobula Ray MigrationFrom April to August and November to January, the coast of Baja California, Mexico, witnesses a breathtaking natural spectacle: the mass migration of mobula rays.These elegant creatures travel in vast groups, chasing seasonal blooms of plankton and seeking suitable breeding grounds. The sheer scale and beauty of these migrations make them one of the ocean’s most mesmerizing events.#MarineBiology #Oceans #Wildlife #Nature #Science

🌀 AI Reinvents Gravitational Wave DetectionAt Caltech, physicists are pushing the boundaries of how precisely we can measure gravitational waves — tiny ripples in space-time caused by black hole collisions and other cosmic cataclysms. Their tool: the LIGO detector, capable of spotting changes smaller than a billionth of an atom. Yet even LIGO has limits.This year, researchers turned to AI-driven optimization. Instead of conventional symmetric designs, the algorithms proposed bizarre, seemingly chaotic setups — almost like “hallucinations.” After months of testing, one such design boosted LIGO’s sensitivity by 10–15% — a breakthrough that could accelerate discoveries for years to come.Inspir…

💊 MIT researchers use AI to fight drug-resistant bacteriaScientists at MIT are turning to generative AI to outsmart one of the greatest medical threats of our time — antibiotic resistance.🔬 Instead of searching traditional chemical libraries, the team generated over 36 million hypothetical molecules and screened them using graph neural networks, which analyze atoms and bonds as interconnected graphs.⚡ Key results: • 24 molecules were selected and synthesized • 7 showed strong antibacterial activity • 2 proved so effective they cured infected mice🧪 The top candidates are NG1 and DN1: • DN1 successfully eliminated MRSA skin infections in mice • NG1 wiped out drug-resistant gonorrhea💡 What mak…

Neural Network That Predicts Your Reaction to a VideoMeta has developed a unique neural network called TRIBE, capable of predicting how your brain will respond to a video — even before you hit the play button, and without any brain scanning!This 1-billion-parameter model analyzes video, audio, and text to precisely determine which areas of the brain will be activated.TRIBE was trained on 80 hours of TV shows and movies, enabling it to correctly predict more than half of brain activity patterns across 1,000 brain regions. It performs especially well with multisensory information — where vision, sound, and language interact — outperforming traditional models by 30%.Interestingly, the system s…

Automaker Geely has completed the deployment of its satellite constellation, successfully putting 11 communication satellites into orbit. 🌌Though a recent initiative, it already has the potential to transform vehicle management. Owners will now be able to unlock and control their cars in the most remote locations using nothing more than a modern smartphone, such as one from Huawei.

🩸 Artificial Blood That Saves LivesA groundbreaking artificial blood product called ErythroMer can be stored for years and transfused to any patient — regardless of blood type — directly at the scene of an emergency. Developed in the U.S., this powder-based blood substitute only needs to be mixed with sterile water before use.ErythroMer is made from hemoglobin extracted from expired donor blood, encapsulated in lipid nanoparticles that mimic red blood cells. This innovation could revolutionize emergency medicine and dramatically improve survival rates in critical situations. ✨#Biotech #EmergencyMedicine #Innovation #ArtificialBlood@Science

The U.S. National Science Foundation has just unveiled a $100 million initiative to build a network of “programmable cloud laboratories” . These AI‑enabled hubs will let scientists design and run experiments remotely, with initial focus on biotechnology and materials science. The idea is to embed artificial intelligence across every stage of research — from planning and predicting outcomes to monitoring real‑time data and adjusting conditions, then speeding up analysis afterward .The program plans up to six grants of $5 million per year for four years to universities, nonprofits and companies . NSF likens this to its historic investments in infrastructure such as NSFNET : a foundational mov…

📢 Neural connections in the fly: breakthrough researchScientists have unveiled the first high‑resolution map of how motor neurons in the adult fruit fly’s ventral nerve cord (analogous to our spinal cord) connect to muscles controlling legs and wings.✅ Using large‑scale electron microscopy, AI‑driven neuron segmentation, and genetically labeled tissues, they’ve reconstructed ~14 600 neurons and ~45 million synapses, creating a detailed motor‑neuron atlas .✅ Modern nanotomographic imaging aligned with genetic markers allowed them to trace which motor neurons innervate specific wing and leg muscles, unlocking precise neural wiring during behaviors such as walking, take‑off, flight, and evasiv…

🔋 Ultrasound Tech Charges Implants Without SurgerySouth Korean researchers have developed an ultrasound-based wireless charging system for medical implants like pacemakers — fully recharging in under 2 hours with no surgery required.Using a new dual-layer piezoelectric module, the device captures nearly all ultrasonic energy, even what was previously lost. Tests showed a 140 mAh battery charged in 1h40min through 3 cm of water, and a 60 mAh battery in 1h20min through 30 mm of tissue.🌐 Read more on TechXploreTech XploreUltrasound-based wireless charging technology for implantable medical devicesA research team led by Professor Jinho Chang from the Department of Electrical Engineering and Com…

Star link “On the weekend, I was able to photograph Starlink satellites in the near Moscow region. The position of the sun above the horizon allowed me to capture them… “ @funscience #starlinkhttps://t.me/funscience/7640TelegramFun ScienceНа выходных днем смог заснять спутники от Starlink в ближнем Подмосковье. Положение солнца над горизонтом позволило их выхватить… @funscience #starlink

​​What is APGAR Test?The APGAR test is a quick assessment performed on newborns shortly after birth to evaluate their physical condition and determine if immediate medical care is needed. Developed by Dr. Virginia Apgar in 1952, the test measures five criteria: Appearance, Pulse, Grimace response, Activity, and Respiration.Each criterion is scored from 0 to 2, with a maximum total score of 10.APGAR Criteria BreakdownAppearance (Skin Color): A score of 0 indicates pale or blue skin, 1 for pink body with blue extremities, and 2 for a completely pink body.Pulse (Heart Rate): 0 for no heartbeat, 1 for a heart rate below 100 beats per minute, and 2 for a heart rate above 100.Grimace Response (Re…

​​What is Motion Sickness?Motion sickness, also known as travel sickness or kinetosis, is a condition characterized by a combination of symptoms that occur when there is a discrepancy between the motion sensed by the inner ear and the visual perception of motion. It typically occurs during travel or when exposed to certain types of motion, such as in a moving vehicle, boat, airplane, or amusement park ride.When we are in motion, our body receives sensory input from various sources, including the inner ear (vestibular system), eyes, and muscles. These sensory inputs are normally synchronized, providing a consistent perception of movement. However, in certain situations, such as when reading …

​​What is a Satellite Phone? How does a Satellite Phone work?A satellite phone, or satphone, is a mobile device that communicates directly with satellites orbiting Earth, enabling voice calls, text messaging, and sometimes data transfer in areas without terrestrial cellular networks. Unlike regular cell phones, which rely on ground-based cell towers, satphones are ideal for remote locations like oceans, deserts, or disaster zones.Satphones connect to low Earth orbit (LEO) or geostationary satellites operated by providers like Iridium, Globalstar, or Inmarsat. When a user makes a call, the phone transmits a signal to the nearest satellite, which relays it to a ground station (gateway) connec…

​​What is Fish rain?Fish rain is a rare natural phenomenon where fish fall from the sky during or after rainfall. This unusual event, also known as animal rain, has been reported in various parts of the world such as Yoro (Honduras), Kerala (India), and Lajamanu (Australia). The most accepted scientific explanation involves waterspouts — tornado-like rotating columns of air over water. These waterspouts can suck up small aquatic animals like fish or frogs from lakes or oceans and carry them into the atmosphere. When the storm moves inland and loses strength, the animals fall to the ground, often with rain.There are also non-tornado causes. Strong updrafts in thunderstorms or microbursts can…

​​​​What is a three parents baby?A three-parent baby is a human offspring produced through assisted reproductive technologies involving genetic material from three individuals: one man and two women. This technique, known as mitochondrial replacement therapy (MRT), is designed to prevent the transmission of mitochondrial diseases, which are severe genetic disorders caused by faulty mitochondrial DNA (mtDNA) passed from mother to child. Mitochondria, the cell’s energy producers, have their own DNA, and mutations can lead to conditions like organ failure or neurological disorders.The process involves transferring the nuclear DNA (containing most genetic traits) from the mother’s egg, which ha…

Dr. Eniko Kubinyi from Hungary, from the department of ethology is conducting a study related to the cost of dog ownership.A similar study was conducted in Hungary the publication is linked below, https://www.nature.com/articles/s41598-025-85254-1If you are a dog owner or know anyone in your network who owns dogs, please fill or share the below survey. This data would be vaulable input to further dog research and understand human and dog dynamics from an ethological perspective.The survey form is linked below, it will take about 15- 20 minutes. https://tally.so/r/nPXKPbThe deadline for the survey is June 30, 2025It's a voluntary study and any and all participation would be valuable to furth…

​​Why do athletes spit drink while playing?This is called Carb rinsing. Carbohydrate mouth rinse is a strategy used by athletes to improve performance, particularly in endurance sports. The science behind it lies in the activation of the brain's reward centers and the stimulation of the oral cavity's sensory receptors. When a carbohydrate solution is swished around the mouth and then spat out, it triggers an increase in the release of neurotransmitters such as dopamine, which can enhance motivation and reduce perceived exertion.The act of spitting out the drink on the field is not just a matter of getting rid of excess liquid, but rather an integral part of the carbohydrate mouth rinse prot…

​​Why are encircling Pacific ocean called Ring of Fire?The Ring of Fire is a major area in the Pacific Ocean basin known for its intense seismic and volcanic activity, named for its horseshoe-shaped zone of frequent earthquakes and volcanic eruptions that resemble a fiery ring when mapped. It stretches about 40,000 kilometers, encircling the Pacific, touching continents like North and South America, Asia, and Australia, and including islands like Japan, Indonesia, and New Zealand.This region is geologically active due to tectonic plate boundaries, where plates converge, diverge, or slide past each other. Most of the Ring of Fire lies along subduction zones, where oceanic plates slide beneat…

​​What is Captcha [ C.A.P.T.C.H.A ] in computer?CAPTCHA, which stands for Completely Automated Public Turing test to tell Computers and Humans Apart, is a security mechanism used on websites to verify that a user is not a bot. It presents challenges that are easy for humans but difficult for automated systems to solve, protecting online services from spam, fraud, and abuse.CAPTCHAs typically involve tasks like identifying distorted text, selecting images (e.g., “click all pictures with traffic lights”), or solving simple puzzles. These exploit human cognitive abilities, such as pattern recognition or contextual understanding, which bots struggle to replicate accurately. For example, early C…

​​Why Earth is called blue planet?Earth, often called the Blue Planet, earns this nickname due to its stunning appearance from space, where about 71% of its surface is covered by water, mainly oceans. This water reflects blue light because water molecules absorb longer red wavelengths and scatter shorter blue ones, giving Earth its vibrant hue. The presence of liquid water is unique in our solar system, making Earth a haven for life. Oceans play a critical role in regulating the planet’s climate, absorbing heat, and driving weather patterns. Additionally, Earth’s atmosphere, rich in nitrogen and oxygen, scatters blue light, enhancing the planet’s azure glow. Satellite images, like those fro…

​​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 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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Ben Franklin effect (reading time – 50 sec.) The Ben Franklin effect is a proposed psychological phenomenon: a person who has already performed a favor for another is more likely to do another favor for the other than if they had received a favor from that person. An explanation for this is cognitive dissonance. People reason that they help others because they like them, even if they do not, because their minds struggle to maintain logical consistency between their actions and perceptions.Topic: #CognitiveBiasesSource: Wikipedia

How Cultivating Equanimity Can Change Your Life Equanimity refers to a mind that is calm and steady in difficult situations—a mind that's flexible enough to maintain evenness of temper in stressful and unpleasant situations.read more . by: (Toni Bernhard J.D.) 👥 Join Discussion Board

5 Growth Trajectories That Don't Exist There's a mismatch between how we'd like growth to feel and how it actually feels.read more . by: (Alice Boyes Ph.D.) 👥 Join Discussion Board

AI Scientists May Have Discovered LLMs' Light-Bulb Moment A new study discovers a pivotal moment when AI starts comprehending what was read versus relying on the position of the words in a sentence.read more . by: (Cami Rosso) 👥 Join Discussion Board

Why Body Temperature, Health, and Well-Being Are Related We hate being too hot or too cold. Why temperature is so closely related to our health and well-being. read more . by: (Mary McNaughton-Cassill Ph.D.) 👥 Join Discussion Board

Meeting Partners Online Linked to Less Loving Relationships Have you ever wondered whether meeting a potential partner online has downsides? A new study says it does. read more . by: (Sebastian Ocklenburg, Ph.D.) 👥 Join Discussion Board

Caring for Mom: A Son’s Reflections Watching his mother fade from dementia, a technologist sees a role for AI: to ease burdens, not replace the human touch that makes care meaningful. read more . by: (Faisal Hoque) 👥 Join Discussion Board

The Key to Freedom From Life's Mental Prison Cells Is Within Are you a "prisoner" of your thoughts?read more . by: (Alex Pattakos Ph.D.) 👥 Join Discussion Board

Horses to the Rescue: Rewards of Equine-Assisted Services Extensive research highlights how horses can help children and adults experiencing a myriad of psychological and physical conditions while prioritizing the welfare of the horses. read more . by: (Marc Bekoff Ph.D.) 👥 Join Discussion Board

Museums of the Future: What Collectors Need to Know A conversation between human creativity and technology is playing out within museum walls.read more . by: (Shirley M. Mueller M.D.) 👥 Join Discussion Board

3 Steps to Break the Boredom Drinking Loop If boredom frequently drives you to reach for a drink, try this three-step guide to interrupting the bored-drink-repeat cycle.read more . by: (Jeanette Hu AMFT) 👥 Join Discussion Board

Socially Prescribed Perfectionism and the False Self Socially prescribed perfectionists feel intense pressure to conform to the standards of some larger group, yet fail to seriously consider the benefits of being their true selves.read more . by: (Leon Garber LMHC) 👥 Join Discussion Board

3 Overlooked Warning Signs of Suicide Those intent on suicide don't always make it obvious, but being aware of these three clues that are often recognized in retrospect can aid in prevention.read more . by: (Anthony D. Smith LMHC) 👥 Join Discussion Board

Braid Your Creative Strands Into a Strong Rope Distractions vie for our attention, and shiny objects can derail our productivity. But sometimes we enhance our creativity not by cutting out, but rather by adding on.read more . by: (Bernadette Stockwell Ph.D.) 👥 Join Discussion Board

How Domestic Abusers Win Back Their Victims How do abusers manage to win back their victims? Research reveals strategies of seduction.read more . by: (Wendy L. Patrick, J.D., M.Div., Ph.D.) 👥 Join Discussion Board

4 Reasons You’re Not Solving Your Relationship Problems Unresolved problems can erode a relationship. Learn four common reasons that conflicts persist and find out how to put problems to rest.read more . by: (Robert Taibbi L.C.S.W.) 👥 Join Discussion Board

#名人 Marilyn Monroe in 1956.玛丽莲梦露 在 1956

Magnavox Odyssey 是世界上首款家用视频游戏机，于1972年发布。Magnavox Odyssey（米罗华奥德赛）是全球第一款商业家用电子游戏机，由拉夫·亨利·贝尔团队设计，于1972年推出，比雅达利的《乓》早了三年。它通过电视互动产生游戏画面，并配有旋钮手柄和光线枪等配件。

1990年代的计算机

1960年代末，汉莎航空的波音707-320商务舱。现场切冷盘、从啤酒桶里倒啤酒。

#名人 苏珊·萨兰登，1960年代Susan Sarandon（苏珊·萨兰登）出生于1946年，到1960年代时她还是一名大学生，尚未正式踏入影坛。她在1964年进入天主教大学主修戏剧，直到1969年才因陪丈夫去试镜电影《Joe》意外被导演选中，从而开始了自己的演艺生涯。

#名人 粉丝与猫王埃尔维斯·普雷斯利自拍，1960年代

突尼斯：非洲饭店，1970年代Hotel Africa 位于突尼斯首都 突尼斯市（Tunis） 的心脏地带——哈比卜·布尔吉巴大道（Avenue Habib Bourguiba），这是城市最繁华的街道之一，被誉为“突尼斯的香榭丽舍大道”。

1905年埃及，田野里的巨大石雕像。

#名人 1960年代，安·玛格丽特骑着 Triumph 摩托车她是瑞典裔美国演员、歌手和舞者，在1960年代，她因出演电影如《Viva Las Vegas》（与猫王合作）而走红，是当时的时尚与青春偶像。

1960年代的特效技术

英国模特珍妮·克莱尔在她的莱兰迷你车旁摆姿势拍照，伦敦，1972年。这张照片展现了70年代初期英国时尚与汽车文化的完美融合。Mini作为当时最具代表性的英国小车，象征着年轻活力与城市生活方式，而模特Jenny Clare的造型也体现出当时流行的摩登风格。

1934年，苏联农民们的田间集体午餐

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

Azerbaijan 1991Time Machine | Historical Photo

Pamela Anderson1990sTime Machine | Historical Photo

The interior of the legendary Orient Express, a long-distance passenger train created in 1883.Time Machine | Historical Photo

Female surfers on the beach, circa 1960s.Time Machine | Historical Photo

Experimental underwater nuclear explosion in the Pacific Ocean, 1958.Time Machine | Historical Photo

The alleys of London. Great Britain, 1870.Time Machine | Historical Photo

An elderly woman tries to block her husband's view while a young girl undresses next door. France, 1974.Time Machine | Historical Photo

The future president of Lithuania, 15-year-old Dalia Grybauskaitė, works on a construction site. USSR, 1971.Time Machine | Historical Photo

Schoolchildren practice what to do in the event of a nuclear attack. United States, 1950s.Time Machine | Historical Photo

The bodies of Mussolini and his henchmen. Milan, Italy. April 1945.Time Machine | Historical Photo

May Musk, Canadian model and mother of Elon Musk, 1960s.Time Machine | Historical Photo

The first ambulance on the streets of Great Britain, 1920.Time Machine | Historical Photo

Young David Beckham with his father⁠⁠Time Machine | Historical Photo

This is not a sea of blood and mountains of dismembered corpses. This is Pharaoh and his army drowning in the Red Sea. The Exodus of the Jews from Egypt, from a 15th-century manuscript.Time Machine | Historical Photo

Queen and Diego Maradona. Argentina, 1981.Time Machine | Historical Photo

St Paul's Cathedral during the Blitz, December 29 1940. (1500x1150)@pfff_historyComment in -> https://noshitblog.com/history/Qv9jr4rNR

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'I Am An American'. Japanese-American Tatsuro Masuda unfurled this banner at his store on 13th and Franklin street, Oakland, following the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor. Masuda would be sent to an internment camp a few months later and his store would be sold. March 1942.@pfff_historyComment in -> https://noshitblog.com/history/7ngrXn9NR

My great-grandmother when she was ten years old (Karpathos, 1909)@pfff_historyComment in -> https://noshitblog.com/history/oICGPnrNg

Carl Newton Mahan plays with a doll during a court hearing after he shot and killed another boy during a fight. At age six, Mahan became the youngest person to ever be tried for murder in American history, Kentucky, 1929 .@pfff_historyComment in -> https://noshitblog.com/history/dled_G9Ng

Pro Circumcised Poster Uganda 2009?@pfff_historyComment in -> https://noshitblog.com/history/LwlOEG9Ng

My great-great grandmother was a baller@pfff_historyComment in -> https://noshitblog.com/history/rCdywZrNR

Mose Wright takes the witness stand and points to Roy Bryant and J.W. Milam, identifying them as the two men who kidnapped and lynched his 14-year-old nephew Emmett Till, Mississippi, September 21, 1955 .@pfff_historyComment in -> https://noshitblog.com/history/E8LxUZ9Ng

Dr Raymond Martinot standing at the freezer containing the body of his wife preserved by self-made cryonics, in 1993. He was also frozen at his death, but following a failure of the temperature control system, their bodies were finally cremated. (1260x700)@pfff_historyComment in -> https://noshitblog.com/history/7jjeUm9Ng

Mum and Dad on their wedding day 1991. Happy 34 years today.@pfff_historyComment in -> https://noshitblog.com/history/jKhDcmrHR

1924 Pic of Kid stealing air from a Car's Spare Tire to fill his football in Washington DC@pfff_historyComment in -> https://noshitblog.com/history/NY8jXzrHg

Croatian Ustaše guards laughing while covered in human blood from people they killed, Independent State of Croatia, 1941 (622x900)@pfff_historyComment in -> https://noshitblog.com/history/L8xHUk9Hg

In Germany … someone is doing the same job as you. Beat him! 1942@pfff_historyComment in -> https://noshitblog.com/history/Lvz-5k9Ng

心理学上有个词叫：投射性理想化如果你对一个人非常上头，不一定是你爱他爱得有多深，也不是他有多好，而是你爱上了自己的幻想中的他

你崇拜的人身上，藏著你的品味和志趣你厭惡的人身上，藏著你的原則和底線

把自己当真了，就是我执；把外境当真了，就是法执；把一切当真了，就是轮回；把一切看透了，就是解脱。——索达吉堪布

Youth– A Poem by Samuel Ullman青春——塞缪尔·厄尔曼（王佐良 译）Youth is not a time of life; it is a state of mind; it is not a matter of rosy cheeks, red lips and supple knees; it is a matter of the will, a quality of the imagination, a vigor of the emotions; it is the freshness of the deep springs of life.青春不是年华，而是心境；青春不是桃面、丹唇、柔膝，而是深沉的意志，恢宏的想象，炙热的感情；青春是生命的深泉在涌流。Youth means a temperamental predominance of courage over timidity, of the appetite for adventure over the love of ease. This often exists in a man of 60 more than a boy of 20. Nobody grows old merely by a number of years. We grow old by deserting our ideals.青春气贯长虹，勇锐盖过怯弱，进取压倒苟安。如此锐气，二十后生而有之，六旬男子则更多见。年岁有加，并非垂老，理想丢弃，方堕暮年。Years may wrinkle the skin, …

Myths which are believed in tend to become true. George Orwell

人终将被抹去，如同海边沙地上的一张脸。福柯《词与物》

Don’t start with a solution. Start by clarifying the problem — with data, not opinions.

When the sky is empty of clouds,we can see its blue depths.And when the mind is empty of thoughts, we can feel its true nature.

我應該放我的微信號拉人進我已有的群？還是再弄一個新群？🤔

I have no special talent. I am only passionately curiousAlbert Einstein

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Everything is Going to be All Right by Derek MahonHow should I not be glad to contemplatethe clouds clearing beyond the dormer windowand a high tide reflected on the ceiling?There will be dying, there will be dying,but there is no need to go into that.The poems flow from the hand unbiddenand the hidden source is the watchful heart.The sun rises in spite of everythingand the far cities are beautiful and bright.I lie here in a riot of sunlightwatching the day break and the clouds flying.Everything is going to be all right.

人如果是任何时候都能心怀善念，行善事，则福虽未至，祸已远离。

语言从来不是课本里的单词表，而是成功打开世界大门的钥匙

他们说：人类每月都得像月亮般地生活。这说得很好。这就是：“边死边生，边生边死（Vivre en mourant et mourir en virvant）。”托尔斯泰《托尔斯泰最后的日记》 source

任何两个成年人之间的健康关系都意味着支持对方在这段关系之外保有完整的自我。菲利帕·佩里 source

我的心一片死寂，然而，我想起你。阿尔贝·加缪 source

“能平静表达愤怒的人，才是最厉害的人。稳定了情绪，智商才有上场的机会。”毛姆 source

破防了....今天读到一句话:其实你从小到大都很痛苦，因为越来越痛苦，让你误认为小时候很幸福。 source

你读到过哪句很有生命力的话 source

社会对强奸的态度始终模棱两可，甚至自相矛盾：一方面觉得强奸不是日常情况，强奸犯都是危险的疯子；另一方面却对强奸频发的现实无所作为，放任受害者有罪论传播，而不去严惩强奸犯。玛蒂尔德·拉雷尔《去他的父权制》 source

分享给大家最近读到的一句话“太急是一种很强的负能量。” source

八月，祝我们明亮 source

加缪25岁时写的话和32岁时写的话。 source

别操心钱的事——我们会有钱的，别抠抠搜搜地毁了你们的夏天。契诃夫 source

不要让那些事情翻来覆去了。读书吧。托尔斯泰 source

顶级自律从来不靠任何意志力，而是来自平静如水的野心。纳瓦尔 source

中国的妇女似乎有一种天授的惊人的耐力，多大的负担也压不垮。汪曾祺《我在西南联大的日子》 source

“所有的男人都是骗子，他们喜新厌旧，虚情假意，夸夸其谈，表里不一，傲慢且怯懦，下流又好色。”埃德蒙·罗斯丹《雏鹰》 source

它的朋友常常对它说：“你千万不要堕落成人。”狼从来不咬人，人却偶尔要咬一下。《笑面人》维克多·雨果鲁膺（译） source

事实上，没有人立身处世时不戴面具，大家都一样。大多数人道貌岸然，佯装磊落，不知不觉间，会按照文艺作品中的经典形象或其他形式的典范来要求自己。圣人们知晓这个道理，因为了解自己，所以厌恶自己，也鄙视自己。《蛇结》弗朗索瓦·莫利亚克顾琪静（译） source

无聊：对一个人来说，最难忍受的莫过于完全安歇，没有激情，无所事事，没有消遣，也没有任何用心的对象。这时，他就会感受到自己的虚无、自己的堕落、自己的无力、自己的依赖、自己的无能、自己的空洞。无聊、阴郁、悲哀、惆怅、烦恼与绝望会立刻涌现在他灵魂深处。《帕斯卡尔思想录》布莱士·帕斯卡尔陈曌（译） source

我爱的人都已死去，能爱我的人也已消散。而活着的那些人，我既没有时间向他们奔赴，也没有气力再重新探索了。我身上的一切，我的声音、举止和笑容，无一不是为了创造这头抵御外敌的怪物而存在的。我的名字已然是它的象征。《蛇结》弗朗索瓦·莫利亚克顾琪静（译） source

苦涩的未来，苦涩的未来，玫瑰花丛间的群舞…… source

道德是脑髓的缺陷。 一个存在着的人，我认为应该给予他多种其他的生活。《地狱一季》阿尔蒂尔·兰波王道乾（译）花城出版社 source

特权阶层完全意识不到自己的自私、贪婪、不择手段与冷酷无情，因为那原本就是他们的天性。《清算已毕》西蒙娜·德·波伏娃台学青（译） source

我的一生都困在自己从未真正拥有的迷狂里。如对月狂吠的家犬，我迷醉的不过是一抹幻梦。在六十八岁这一年才终于梦醒！真是置之死地而后生！但愿我还能多活几年，几月也好，几周也罢……《蛇结》弗朗索瓦·莫利亚克顾琪静（译） source

直到今天，卫生巾品牌的广告依然会避免经血出现，为了证明产品的吸收力，会往上面倒蓝色的液体。更不用提卫生巾的价格——由于被归类为美容产品，直到2016年，都需要额外征收20%的增值税。《去他的父权制》玛蒂尔德·拉雷尔/弗雷德·索拉德何润哲（译） source

月经，这恼人的、顽固的身体分泌物，不是稀罕事物，对所有人一视同仁。然而长久以来，所有人对它的印象都是负面的，说起来都没有好话。将月经视作一种疾病而非正常生理现象的传统，直到今天还在部分国家阴魂不散，滋生出数目繁多的禁忌、偏见、厌恶和迷信。《去他的父权制》玛蒂尔德·拉雷尔/弗雷德·索拉德何润哲（译） source

像往常一样，当我听某个人说话听烦了，想要摆脱他时，就装出欣然同意的样子。《局外人》阿尔贝·加缪柳鸣九(译) source

她吐了，她使劲要把孩子吐出来，把他连根拔除，但吐出来的却是酸酸的芒果汁。她睡得很多，她变得嗜睡如命，这还不够：孩子没日没夜要吞噬她，她侧耳倾听，听到了肚子里那不停的噬食声，他吃得她骨瘦如柴，吃掉了她大腿、胳膊、面颊上的肉——她伸手去摸，在洞里萨时还饱满的地方，现在成了干瘪的洞——也吃掉了她的发根，吃掉了一切。孩子一点一点地侵占了属于她的东西，只有饥饿还属于她，他没有吃掉她的饥饿。她胃里酸得直冒火，就像人在睡着的时候火辣辣的太阳直射下来。《副领事》玛格丽特·杜拉斯王东亮（译）上海译文出版社 source

“当我说不再爱他时，我想说的是您想象不出在无爱的路上人们会走得多远。”《劳儿之劫》玛格丽特·杜拉斯王东亮（译） 上海译文出版社 source

夏天我就成了懒惰的家伙，尽管整个冬天我都梦想着一个充实的夏日。真拿自己毫无办法。Летом я бываю страшным лентяем, хоть и мечтаю всю зиму о трудовом лете. Ничего с собой не поделаю.安东·契诃夫，1883年 source

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圣彼得堡的一扇窗户。 source

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“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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I distance myselfnot because I want to be forgotten,but because I am tiredof provingI am worth remembering.

I am tired of metaphors. I am tired of making my pain beautiful. I want to scream in a language that doesn’t sound like poetry. I want to be ugly. I want to be honest. #scribble

Red on white, blood on hands, But, if that blood was Greed's last breath,Does it change the equation? Does it make his hands worthyOf holding her kind black heart?#random #SammyScribble

Who built this house of hurt?I did.Stone by stone,hope by hope.She only walked in.Did not ask for throne or crownyet I gave them,begging her to stayin a kingdomshe never wished to rule.Was it betrayal?Yes—but not hers.Mine,for confusing attentionwith affection,miragewith miracle.

Stage of life.I paint my lips crimson— a smile stitched with invisible thread, while the scar beneath my ribs hums a melody only I can hear. The stage is set with halogen lights, so bright they bleach the shadows where my grief curls like a sleeping child, small, forgotten, but still breathing. I pirouette in borrowed grace, each step a sonnet, each glance a verse— the audience sighs, mistaking the tremor in my hands for passion, not the aftershock of a wound I refuse to name. Oh, the art of vanishing in plain sight-- how the body becomes both the blade and the sheath.At curtain call, they throw roses, their petals soft as apologies I’ll never receive. I bow low, lower, until my spine becom…

I stepped onto my own back,believing it to be the terrainof gloomy worlds I admire.I am not crazy—but I live in an overly sane world,where prophecy is mistakenfor ignorance.

Beware the eloquent—whose lips are a stream of glazed honey,whose mind has long weighed you unworthy.Beware the smiles,and the eyes trained for society—appealing to all,allegiant to none.A silent spectator.When they speak a word,nations cheer—the same nationsthe eloquent secretly abhors.Heed where you stand.The firm, unyielding ground of their affectioncould well bea dissecting tablefor their insatiable curiosities.

And now our world drowns in anticipating red,Red flowers, red hearts, red smiles...Whilst those children drown in the red flowing from their veins,Red tears, red flesh, red stained wails, for every second of the day,And I cannot, in good conscience, sympathize with a world that allows that red.I cannot celebrate your love when we cannot celebrate their life.Not #random#SammyScribble

She made a poet out of me.Sure,I spoke pretty words beforebut they were light,empty,just echoes of things I’d heard.Borrowed linesfrom books and poems,gathered phraseswith no weight of my own.They sounded nice,but they didn’t mean.They didn’t ache.They didn’t linger.Then she came along.And without even trying,she shifted something in me.She showed mewhat it meansto shape a feelinginto a sentence.How to hold a momentbetween syllables,how to let silence speakbetween the lines.Now,when the words come,they come slower,deeper,as if they knowthey have someone to answer to.Now they carry something real.A little more truth.A little more her.A little more of the personI am when I think of her.She ma…

I am torn between this apprehension for every kind of love I once looked forand my bravery for every scar I reaped at the cost of my faith.Though I can never grow out of love, yet, it's the last thing I expect now, for every time it had been the first thing I willingly gave.#toxic#words

Every timeI inadvertently draw people in through miscalculated words, I feel burdened— like taking on weight I never meant to bear.Sustaining a connection feels like drafting weight on a soul resisting entropy.

They ask mewhy I write like this as if I’ve swallowedsomething I’ll never digest.I tell them:I do not craft poems.I survive them.Each verse is a woundthat decided to speak.Each stanza a bandage pretending to be art.Don’t look for beauty here.Look for the placesI buried myselfso no one else would have to.

You won’t feel like thisforever.Even the longest wintersforgethow to stay.#ShortScribbles

“The Smallest Something”Some nights, I look up— and the sky reminds me how small I really am.A single human on a single rock spinning around a star that’s one among sextillion— in a galaxy that’s one among two trillion more. We’re not even a footnote in the universe’s autobiography.And yet… here I am— losing sleep over a memory, over a goodbye that still echoes, over a silence that shouldn’t hurt, but does.What a strange paradox— to be so insignificant and still feel everything so deeply.But maybe that’s the magic of being human. We don’t need to be big to hold something infinite inside.We ache, we dream, we fall in love with moments that the universe will never even notice.And still, we wr…

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🎨 The Dreamer. The Artist Torleiv Stadskleiv, 1895by Halfdan Egedius 🇳🇴Oil on canvas. 95.5 x 83 cm.National Museum of Art, Architecture and Design, NorwayAbout the artwork:In this portrait, Egedius presents Stadskleiv not simply as a fellow artist but as "The Dreamer," highlighting his contemplative and perhaps visionary qualities. This approach suggests a deep personal and professional respect between the two artists, with Egedius seeking to capture more than Stadskleiv’s physical likeness—aiming instead to convey his psychological and emotional essence.

🎨 Portrait of artist Väinö Kamppuri, 1917by Ilmari Aalto 🇫🇮Oil on canvas, no informationsEspoo Museum of Modern Art, FinlandAbout the artwork:In this portrait, Aalto likely captures Väinö Kamppuri, presumably a fellow artist, in a manner that reflects both his personal identity and his professional persona. Portraits of artists often include elements that signify their craft or their artistic inclinations, such as a glimpse of a studio background, tools of the art trade, or an introspective pose that suggests a creative temperament.

🎨 Portrait of Mrs. V, Mrs. Herman Duryea, 1898by John White Alexander 🇺🇸Oil on canvas. No informations.Philbrook Museum of Art, USAAbout the artwork:In "Portrait of Mrs. V, Mrs. Herman Duryea," Alexander likely presents Mrs. Duryea in a manner that emphasizes both her social status and personal elegance. Typically, Alexander's portraits were not just representations but also deeply interpretative, suggesting the personality and inner life of his sitters.

🎨 Autumn landscape with clouds, 1917by Ilmari Aalto 🇫🇮Oil on canvas, no informationsEspoo Museum of Modern Art, FinlandAbout the artwork:This painting likely depicts an expansive view of an autumnal landscape, characterized by the vivid, earthy tones of fall foliage under a dynamic, expressive sky. The composition would emphasize the interaction between the changing natural environment and the dramatic skies of the autumn season, capturing the transient beauty of nature during this time.

🎨 Hamlet and his Mother; The Closet Scene, 1846by Richard Dadd 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿Oil on canvas. 102.2 x 87.6 cm.Yale Center for British Art, USAAbout the artwork:In this particular work, Dadd depicts the pivotal "Closet Scene" from Shakespeare's tragedy "Hamlet," where Hamlet confronts his mother, Queen Gertrude, about her marriage to his uncle, Claudius, following his father’s suspicious death. This scene is crucial for its dramatic intensity and emotional conflict, exploring themes of betrayal, grief, and madness.

🎨 The Travelling Companions, 1862by Augustus Egg 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿Oil on canvas. 65.3 x 78.7 cm.Birmingham Museum and Art Gallery, EnglandAbout the artwork:In "The Travelling Companions," Egg presents an intriguing scene of two young women seated opposite each other in a railway carriage. The composition cleverly mirrors the two figures, suggesting a duality or perhaps reflecting the private thoughts and public personas of the characters. This painting is often interpreted as a commentary on travel, leisure, and the emerging mobility of the Victorian middle class, as well as the roles and relationships of women during this era.

🎨 After the duel, 1872by Antonio Mancini 🇮🇹Oil on canvas. 162 x 105 cm.Turin Civic Gallery of Modern and Contemporary Art, ItalyAbout the artwork:In "After the Duel," Mancini captures a dramatic and tense moment following a duel, a subject that evokes themes of honor, violence, and the aftermath of conflict. The painting likely depicts one or both of the duelists, possibly injured or in a state of exhaustion or contemplation, reflecting on the consequences of their actions.

🎨 Girls dancing, 1895by Halfdan Egedius 🇳🇴Oil on canvas. 100 x 69.5 cm.National Museum of Art, Architecture and Design, NorwayAbout the artwork:In "Girls Dancing," Egedius captures a scene of youthful exuberance and cultural tradition, portraying a group of girls engaged in a dance, possibly a traditional Norwegian folk dance. This painting reflects his interest in national heritage and his ability to convey movement and emotion through his art.

🎨 Women outside the Church at Ruokolahti, 1887by Albert Edelfelt 🇦🇽Oil on canvas. 129.5 x 158.5 cm.Ateneum, FinlandAbout the artwork:In this painting, Edelfelt captures a scene typical of rural Finnish life, focusing on a group of women congregated outside a church at Ruokolahti. This subject matter reflects Edelfelt’s interest in the daily lives and traditions of ordinary Finns, a theme recurrent in his work that helped to define Finnish national identity during a period of burgeoning national consciousness.

🎨 The Hermits, Saint Paul and Saint Anthony, first half of 17th centuryby Baltasar Echave Ibía 🇲🇽Oil on copper. 37.5 x 51.5 cm Museo Nacional de Arte, MexicoAbout the artwork:In this painting, Echave Ibía depicts the meeting of Saint Paul the Hermit and Saint Anthony, two of the earliest Christian hermits whose lives and interactions are celebrated for exemplifying ascetic devotion. This scene, a popular subject in Christian art, often shows the legendary meeting in the desert where Saint Anthony is said to have visited Saint Paul.

🎨 Woman on the Balcony, 1824by Carl Gustav Carus 🇩🇪Oil on canvas. 42 x 32 cm.Galerie Neue Meister, GermanyAbout the artwork:In "Woman on the Balcony," Carus likely captures a solitary female figure, positioned on a balcony that overlooks a scenic landscape or garden. This setting allows for a contemplative scene, where the woman might be depicted enjoying the tranquility of her natural surroundings or lost in thought, providing a glimpse into the private, introspective moments that are characteristic of Romanticism.

🎨 Cypress trees at the Villa d'Este, 1817by Charles Eastlake 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿Oil on card. 26 x 24.2 cm.Art Gallery of South Australia, AustraliaAbout the artwork:In "Cypress Trees at the Villa d'Este," Eastlake likely depicts the famous Italian garden of the Villa d'Este in Tivoli, renowned for its elaborate Renaissance gardens and extensive use of water features and classical aesthetics. The focus on cypress trees, which are emblematic of Mediterranean landscapes, would highlight their tall, slender forms and their role in framing and enhancing the garden's layout.

John Collier"The Laboratory"1895#Collier

Andreas Achenbach"Clearing Up, Coast of Sicily"1847 #Achenbach

Tom Lovell“Shot in the Dark”1943

Lexden Lewis Pocock"The Pond at Merton Abbey"1880

Joseph-Noël Sylvestre"The Plunder of Rome"1890

Frederic Remington"Pontiac Club, Canada"1909 #Remington

Max Frey“Unterwasserszene”1931

Edmund Leighton"Alain Chartier"1903 #Leighton

René Magritte “Not to Be Reproduced”1937 #Magritte

Gyula Benczúr«Narcissus»1881

Hiroshima Koho “Night View of Ohashi Bridge”1915

Herbert Gustave Schmalz"Queen Zenobia's Last Look upon Palmyra"1888

Gerolamo Induno"The Battle of Magenta"1861

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Hokusai"Two beauties"1829

The garden wall, 1880by #Winslow_Homer 🇺🇸Watercolor on paper. 19.6 x 30.4 cm.Huntington Museum of Art, USAOriginal file🆔 @paintingsplace

The Watcher, 1921by #Frank_Benson 🇺🇸Oil on canvas. 73.2 x 63.5 cm.Huntington Museum of Art, USAOriginal file🆔 @paintingsplace

The Harvester, c. 1880 - 1881by #Julien_Dupré 🇫🇷Oil on panel. 69.8 x 53.9 cm.Huntington Museum of Art, USAOriginal file🆔 @paintingsplace

Winter Landscape with Skaters on a Frozen River, c. 17th centuryby #Aert_van_der_Neer 🇳🇱Oil on panel. 28.5 x 40 cm.Hallwyl Museum, SwedenOriginal file🆔 @paintingsplace

Manolas, 1908 - 1909by #Francisco_Iturrino 🇪🇸Oil on canvas. 114 x 141 cm.Fundación Banco Santander, SpainOriginal file🆔 @paintingsplace

Sierra Nevada, 1905by #Darío_de_Regoyos 🇪🇸Oil on panel. 32 x 40 cm.Fundación Banco Santander, SpainOriginal file🆔 @paintingsplace

Shipwreck in a Rocky Inlet, 1757by #Carlo_Bonavia 🇮🇹Oil on canvas. 125 x 205 cm.Fundación Banco Santander, SpainOriginal file🆔 @paintingsplace

Landscape with a Village on the Outskirts of Rome, 1905by #Mariano_Barbasán 🇪🇸Oil on canvas. 105 x 75 cm.Fundación Banco Santander, SpainOriginal file🆔 @paintingsplace

Girl in a Field, 1920by #Alberto_Plá_Rubio 🇪🇸Oil on canvas. 86 x 65 cm.Fundación Banco Santander, SpainOriginal file🆔 @paintingsplace

Blast Furnaces in Bilbao, 1908by #Darío_de_Regoyos 🇪🇸Oil on canvas. 26 x 35 cm.Fundación Banco Santander, SpainOriginal file🆔 @paintingsplace

The lesson, 1899by #Fritz_von_Uhde 🇩🇪Oil on canvas. 88.5 x 111 cm.Museum Folkwang, GermanyOriginal file🆔 @paintingsplace

Forest interior, 1901by #Christian_Rohlfs 🇩🇪Oil on canvas. 78 x 55 cm.Museum Folkwang, GermanyOriginal file🆔 @paintingsplace

Angel who carries light into the tombs, c. 1925by #Christian_Rohlfs 🇩🇪Tempera on canvas. 100.7 x 75.6 cm.Museum Folkwang, GermanyOriginal file🆔 @paintingsplace

Mountain Landscape with Rainbow, c. 1809 - 1810by #Caspar_David_Friedrich 🇩🇪Oil on canvas. 69 x 102 cm.Museum Folkwang, GermanyOriginal file🆔 @paintingsplace

Pan Dancing with Children, c. 1884by #Arnold_Böcklin 🇨🇭Mixed media on mahogany wood. 79 x 100.1 cmMuseum Folkwang, GermanyOriginal file🆔 @paintingsplace