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旅行_阴雨天的情绪，是一首忧郁温柔的诗首尔下了一点雪，创作者决定使用 Sony FX3 相机拍摄一支短片。在首尔街头穿行，小雪天行色匆匆的人，扫雪的人，打开车灯来来往往的汽车，还有大风吹落的枯叶和暖黄色的圣诞灯光。空气中弥漫着寒冷的氛围，创作者使用达芬奇调色，使短片更具电影感。 From teemu.mp4via 开眼

公路电影《拨浪鼓咚咚响》白志强编剧执导，惠王军、白泽泽主演的公路轻喜剧电影，以陕西农村为背景，2023年2月25日在中国大陆上映。该片讲述货车司机苟仁为子寻仇，偶遇寻找父亲的“熊孩子”毛豆，机缘巧合之下，二人踏上一段啼笑皆非的寻亲之旅的故事。凭借对社会议题的探讨及人文关怀,《拨浪鼓咚咚响》曾提名上海国际电影节亚洲新人奖最佳影片奖,也曾在FIRST青年电影展、北京国际电影节、丝绸之路国际电影节等节展亮相,并被评为第6届迷影精神赏“华语新电影十佳”。2023年11月4日，荣获第36届中国电影金鸡奖最佳儿童片。

现在所有中国的地图类APP已经搜不到“中南海”这个地方了

国内翻译国外的书籍是不是会有删减?严重错误。并不止删减，还有大幅加料著名的(全球通史)，很多人都知道原文的3500年被改成5000年。却不知道英文原版涉及到中国的内容不多，中文版自行增加了几万字。中文版里有个表格，罗列了古代中国十几项领先技术。原版英文版第7版压根就没有这些内容，都是中文版自行加料。原贴已和谐

苹果到底有多垃圾系列-完结篇之讨贼檄文注：本文对苹果公司和苹果粉丝攻击性极强，注意避让，必要时可准备速效救心丸。今天，我们来喷一下工业垃圾-iOS手机。早日认清iOS真相，早日拥抱真善美。苹果罪大滔天，搞到百姓怨声载道！ 苹果一日不死，就是IT界最大的毒瘤！1.存储管理令人绝望的落后与无能2.迷惑且混乱的屏幕下滑操作3.不支持文字编辑的工业垃圾4.Low逼的BUG满天飞，而且根本修不完5.无法接打电话的电话6.伪君子7.强奸犯8.太监9.老太太裹脚布，又臭又长10.恶臭的粉圈文化详情：https://iminto.github.io/post/%E8%8B%B9%E6%9E%9C%E5%88%B0%E5%BA%95%E6%9C%89%E5%A4%9A%E5%9E%83%E5%9C%BE/本文欢迎转载。#苹果到底有多垃圾

以眼还眼，以牙还牙《汉谟拉比法典》第196条规定，如果一个自由民毁掉另一个自由民的眼睛，那么他的眼睛也应该被毁掉。第200条规定：如果一个自由民打掉了另一个同等地位自由民的牙齿，那么他的牙齿也应该被打掉。

最近看到YC上在疯传这个揭秘外卖行业算法内幕的帖子（据说是DoorDash），还挺震惊的，不知道国内会不会有类似情况。1、"优先配送费"完全是心理安慰，代码里就是个布尔值，调度逻辑根本不看。他们甚至做过A/B测试——不是让优先订单更快，而是故意把普通订单延迟5-10分钟，让优先的"感觉"更快。我在泰国和印尼用Grab就明显看到了这情况，不选优先派送的话，订单会被压个10分钟以上才到餐厅。2、有个隐藏指标叫"绝望指数"，追踪骑手有多缺钱。如果骑手晚上10点上线、什么3块钱的单都秒接，系统就给他打标签，然后故意不给你推高报酬的单。逻辑是：既然他6块钱就愿意跑，为什么给15？3、小费盗窃：算法预测你会给10块小费，就把骑手底薪降到2块；你不给小费，底薪就8块。你的慷慨在补贴平台，不是奖励骑手。博采众长了

明明白面是由小麦制成的，为什么很多老人 80 年代后才吃得起白面馒头？我老家是河南驻马店的，可以这么说，这块儿地是最适合种冬小麦的地方，一片大平原我第一次见到山是在十九岁那年，土地没有黄河带来的沙化和盐碱化，冬天温度和降雪量合适，春天天气升温快，全年降水也够，这么说吧，完全照着24节气种地就行；而我们村因为解放前有两个大地主所以集体土地比较多，人均能有三亩半地，每户大概有十几二十亩，这个水平在华北属于遥遥领先了 但是，要交公粮，要交统筹粮，要交统筹的油菜和棉花，要交代金和提留款（收现钱），要出河工 公粮：法定的是20%，但实际收取的大概在25-30%，因为他只收干燥、纯净的新粮，当时又没水分仪，就是粮站的人拿个粮插子往每一袋粮食一插，倒出来看看成色，够不够标准全看一张嘴，所以农民交的只多不少 统筹粮：低于市场价收购农民的余粮，这个理论上是给钱的，但是当时普遍是先收粮再给钱，然后再想办法赖掉这个钱，最后成为一笔烂账，农民称为打白条，但是城里人不但要吃粮食，还要吃菜吃肉穿衣服，所以除了小麦，农村还被强制种植油菜和棉花等经济作物 提留款：全称是“三提五统”，只收现金，三提是“公益金、公积金、管理费提留（基层公务员工资是农民给的，也就是说农民花钱请老爷来管理自己）”，五统是“优抚、办学、计划生育、修路、民兵训练”，其实这些说得好听，但是没有一项是真正落实到农民头上的，八九十年代之前农村的道路、学校、医疗这块儿是啥情况懂得都懂，为了交这些钱，农民要把自留粮食买了换成现金 河工：修水库、修河道、修水渠，这个是真的管饭还给钱，但是给的钱只够买止疼膏药贴在腰上的，但是好歹是见到回头钱了。至少…

不要对编译器撒谎这篇文章写于 2025 年 12 月 22 日，是一篇以“对话式”风格撰写的深度技术随笔（据作者说，它最初是一份播客脚本），全文约 39 分钟阅读时长。文章的核心思想是： 程序员经常在代码中“欺骗编译器”——通过 null、异常、强制类型转换、隐藏副作用等方式，使得类型系统无法准确反映运行时行为。这种“撒谎”削弱了编译器的帮助能力，导致运行时错误频发。如果我们停止撒谎，转而与编译器建立诚实、合作的关系，就能大幅提升代码的可靠性、可维护性，并减少深夜救火的几率。source

崇祯五年十二月，余住西湖。大雪三日，湖中人鸟声俱绝。是日更定矣，余拏一小舟，拥毳衣炉火，独往湖心亭看雪。雾凇沆砀，天与云与山与水，上下一白，湖上影子，惟长堤一痕、湖心亭一点、与余舟一芥、舟中人两三粒而已。 到亭上，有两人铺毡对坐，一童子烧酒炉正沸。见余大喜曰：“湖中焉得更有此人！”拉余同饮。余强饮三大白而别。问其姓氏，是金陵人，客此。及下船，舟子喃喃曰：“莫说相公痴，更有痴似相公者。”

有惊无险又是一年新年快乐。

啰哩啰嗦频道2025流量数据统计• 👥 新增订阅者：1350• 📝 总发帖数：400（每天 1条帖子，好家伙，够克制了)• 👀 总浏览量：40W• 📮 最佳消息：北大才子星轨读后感

很多人，包括开发者，也包括很多欧美用户，似乎根本不知道何为FOSS.你一个apk，说着什么free, open source的话，结果发布的包不是apk格式而是aab格式，而且必须依赖google play service才能运行，这像话吗？这像话吗？

圆柱鞋带瀑布流网页曲面屏手机隐形门把手四大智障玩意!咦，我好像骂过一次，不妨碍再骂一次。

刷微博就用Amethyst, 私聊群聊就用wiremin。玩了几个月，感觉良好。相对而言既不用翻墙，安全性也有一定保障（当然，算不上非常安全）

🧠 AI Is Now Allowed to Practice Medicine in the USFor the first time, artificial intelligence has been granted the right to prescribe medication in the United States — without a human doctor involved.The company Doctronic has launched a pilot program where its AI system: • analyzes a patient’s medical history • asks follow-up diagnostic questions • issues prescriptions for chronic conditions • sends them directly to a pharmacyThis marks a major shift in healthcare: AI is no longer just an assistant — it’s becoming a licensed decision-maker.A glimpse into the future of medicine, where algorithms join doctors as independent clinical actors.@science

In short, here’s where things stand today:On a distant planet, there is a massive superpower comfortably settled on one half of a continental landmass. It keeps glancing at the other half — a patchwork of semi-vassal micro-states, always rushing around, arguing about whom to serve, yet sitting atop sacred deposits of vibrium, the fuel that powers the entire cosmic economy.Naturally, such chaos simply must be “put in order,” right? Preferably — in its own kind of order.On the other side of the world lives another great power, and beside it — the fractured shard of a once-mighty empire. A strange shard: wounded, supposedly humbled, expected to quietly repent and be grateful for whatever scrap…

Scientists Discover a New Way to Slow Cellular AgingBiologists at Cornell University have uncovered a surprising mechanism that may help cells resist aging.The key players are extracellular vesicles — tiny membrane bubbles released by embryonic stem cells. When these vesicles interact with aging cells, they significantly slow down cellular senescence, a process triggered by oxidative stress that halts cell division and degrades tissue function.In experiments with mouse embryonic stem cells, researchers found that these vesicles helped skin, muscle, and nerve cells stay active and functional for much longer than usual.🔬 Why does it work?The vesicles carry fibronectin, a protein on their surf…

In 2025, the United States carried out more than 500 bombings around the world. This doesn’t include the hundreds of bombs dropped by Israel. America launched strikes in Asia, Africa, and South America. The Nobel Peace Prize is still waiting for its recipient.@science

This stunning 9-gigapixel image of the Milky Way contains 84 million stars.

NASA has released a high-resolution video of the surface of Mars, created from images captured by the HiRISE camera aboard a spacecraft.The footage stitches together ultra-detailed orbital photos, revealing Mars’ terrain with stunning clarity — from ancient channels to rugged geological formations.

🧠🦠 Your gut may be shaping your mind more than you thinkA new peer-reviewed study adds to the growing evidence that the gut microbiome plays a direct role in brain function, behavior, and mental health — far beyond digestion.Researchers show that changes in gut bacteria can influence: • 🧩 cognitive performance • 😌 stress and anxiety levels • 🧠 neuroinflammation and brain signaling • 🔄 the gut–brain communication loop via immune and neural pathwaysWhat’s especially striking is that the effects are bidirectional:your mental state alters the microbiome, and the microbiome, in turn, alters your mental state.This reinforces a major shift in neuroscience and medicine:The brain is not an isolated …

How inflation is rising in the U.S. dollar, the euro, and the Swiss franc.@science

This is Guizhou Province, China — mountains completely covered with solar panels.The scale is so massive that drones don’t have enough battery to capture the entire mountain range in a single flight. Just endless ridges of photovoltaics stretching to the horizon.By turning rugged, hard-to-use terrain into energy infrastructure, China is effectively farming millions of kilowatt-hours every month.Guizhou has become a symbol of China’s renewable strategy: • use land with low alternative economic value • build at industrial scale, not pilot projects • integrate renewables directly into national energy planningWhile others debate whether such transitions are realistic, China simply builds them.T…

Scientists may have accidentally discovered a dementia prevention tool that's been available for years.A shingles vaccine — originally designed to prevent that painful rash you might get from a dormant childhood virus — appears to cut dementia risk by 20%. And in people already diagnosed with dementia, it seems to slow the disease's progression.The discovery came from a quirk in Welsh health policy. In 2013, Wales offered the vaccine only to people who were exactly 79 — anyone who had already turned 80 was ineligible. This created a near-perfect natural experiment: two groups of people, virtually identical except for a few weeks of age difference, one vaccinated and one not.When Stanford Me…

Imagine your liver biopsy being scored not by a panel of pathologists, but by an AI that regulators officially treat as a “lab tool” for drug trials. That just became real.PathAI has announced that its AIM-MASH AI Assist system is the first AI-powered pathology tool ever qualified by the US FDA (and already by the European Medicines Agency) for use in clinical trials of MASH — a common, fatty liver disease that can progress to cirrhosis and cancer. Instead of three experts arguing over how bad the damage looks on a slide, the model helps a single pathologist assign consistent scores.Why this matters: drug trials for liver disease live and die on tiny changes in biopsy scores. Human reads ar…

🤖 When EngineAI’s T800 humanoid went viral, a lot of people were sure the video was just CGI.So the CEO, Zhao Tongyang, literally stepped into the ring with his own robot — and let it kick him. 🦶No VFX, no compositing, no AI post-processing — just a full-size humanoid, real-time control, and a CEO who’s very confident in his product. 📷As humanoids get more powerful (high joint torque, fast reaction times, active cooling), trust and safety are becoming just as important as raw specs. EngineAI decided to demonstrate that trust the hard way.#robotics #humanoid #AI #China

China just rolled out its own T-800. And no, this is not CGI.🤖 Chinese company EngineAI (Zhòngqíng) has unveiled a full-size humanoid robot called T800 — the promo stresses: “All real footage – no CGI, no AI, no video acceleration.”Key specs: • Height: 173 cm • 29 degrees of freedom (not counting the hands) • Peak joint torque: up to 450 N·mCapabilities: • 360° surround vision system • Active cooling for the leg joints (so it doesn’t overheat while walking/running) • Battery life: ≈ 4–5 hours of operation on a single chargeHumanoids are rapidly moving from flashy concept videos to more practical platforms: with this level of torque, sensing and runtime, robots like T800 are getting closer t…

🧠 Your Mind Can Switch On Your Immune System — LiterallyA recent immunology session reminded me of a striking study: participants in VR were shown faces of supposedly “infected” people — and their innate immune biomarkers actually increased.In other words, both real pathogens and completely virtual ones triggered the same physiological immune response. No microbes needed.Another paper impressed me even more: tumor growth in mice was suppressed simply through social interaction.We all know loneliness is harmful, but the effect here was dramatic:just one hour of daily social contact significantly reduced tumor growth and anxiety-like behavior.This fits into a growing body of work on how the b…

​​How do birds find direction during long-distance migration? Birds find direction during migration by using a combination of biological sensors and environmental cues. The most important mechanism is magnetoreception, which allows birds to detect the Earth’s magnetic field.One mechanism of magnetoreception involves magnetite (Fe₃O₄) particles present in the upper beak of birds. These magnetic particles are connected to nerve endings of the trigeminal nerve. Changes in the Earth’s magnetic field affect magnetite, and the resulting nerve signals help birds identify magnetic direction and geographical position, particularly useful during long-distance flights.Another scientifically proven mec…

​​What are security tags on clothes?A security tag in clothes is a device used by shops to prevent theft. It is usually made of hard plastic and attached firmly to the garment so that it cannot be removed without special tools. These tags mainly work in two ways. Some are electronic article surveillance (EAS) tags, which contain a small strip or coil that communicates with sensors at the store’s exit. If the tag is not deactivated or removed by the cashier, it sets off an alarm when the person tries to leave. Others are ink tags, which contain small tubes filled with permanent ink. If someone tries to force the tag open, the tubes burst and spoil the fabric, making the stolen item useless.M…

​​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.…

False premiseA false premise is a mistaken starting assumption. You can build a long chain of reasoning where every step is logically correct, yet the argument is still unsound—because it inherits that original mistake.Example (false premise): “For any two people, the one who talks more during a conversation is more knowledgeable about the topic.”Follow it logically and you get: the most talkative person is the expert → measure airtime to find experts → you don’t need to check facts → a stopwatch could replace interviews. The logic is consistent, but the result is ridiculous because the premise confuses confidence with competence.In everyday life, we stack reasonable-sounding inferences on …

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

Help Is Other People: The Power of Social Connectedness The psychological literature is clear: Social relationships are our most powerful psychological currency; they are the key to our psychological health.read more . by: (Noam Shpancer Ph.D.) 👥 Join Discussion Board

Can Psychology Explain Opposing Views of the Minnesota Tragedy? Psychological experiments have investigated conditions similar to those that existed during the Minnesota incident and could help explain why views of the tragedy differ so much.read more . by: (Raj Persaud MD FRCPsych) 👥 Join Discussion Board

Why AI Doesn’t Care About You People are looking to AI for friendship, therapy, and even love. But AI models are incapable of having emotions because they lack the bodies that contribute to human feelings.read more . by: (Paul Thagard Ph.D.) 👥 Join Discussion Board

Why Do Compliments Make Me Feel So Uncomfortable? To perfectionists, compliments, rather than being everyday ways of making others feel good, may elicit fear, regret, confusion, and shame.read more . by: (Leon Garber LMHC) 👥 Join Discussion Board

Giving Thanks in Turbulent Times Gratitude won’t erase the chaos, but it can anchor you through it. It's a legacy of resilience for Black communities and a daily practice that steadies your mind, spirit, and body.read more . by: (Robin D. Stone, LMHC) 👥 Join Discussion Board

The Emotions Behind AI Even experts disagree about the impacts AI will have on our lives. The debate has less to do with how the technology works and more to do with how we feel about it.read more . by: (Krista K. Thomason Ph.D.) 👥 Join Discussion Board

Forgiving Yourself Most of us hold shame and regret about what we have done in the past. While we may forgive others, it's harder to forgive ourselves. Ideas and affirmations may help us do that.read more . by: (David Richo Ph.D.) 👥 Join Discussion Board

Why Sensory Overload Isn’t About “Too Much” Sensory overload is often about uncertainty and how long the brain has to stay engaged—especially in autism and ADHD.read more . by: (Hari Srinivasan) 👥 Join Discussion Board

When Thinking Becomes Weightless Human judgment is forged in the fire of consequence. While AI may outcompute us, it doesn't out-risk us.read more . by: (John Nosta) 👥 Join Discussion Board

Should You Include Former In-Laws in Family Celebrations? When your spouse wants to stay in touch with their former in-laws, it can be trying for everyone. Here's what to consider before it becomes a problem.read more . by: (Jeanette Blackstone Psy.D.) 👥 Join Discussion Board

Sibling Identities: Different Paths, Same Home Siblings raised under the same roof can grow into very different people. Explore how culture, birth order, and family dynamics shape their paths.read more . by: (Su Yeong Kim Ph.D.) 👥 Join Discussion Board

From Fear to Choice: How Empowerment Self-Defense Changes Lives You may think there’s not much you can do if you’re attacked. I did, and I was wrong.read more . by: (Lauren R. Taylor) 👥 Join Discussion Board

3 Questions That Can Refine How You Speak—and Are Heard Before you speak, pause to ask three mindful questions: Is it kind? Is it true? Is it useful? These simple inquiries can turn reactivity into trust and deepen your relationships.read more . by: (John Amodeo Ph.D., MFT) 👥 Join Discussion Board

Using CARE to Promote Collaborative Co-Parenting Most of my clients come to me for co-parenting help, wanting to improve their communication. This is the CARE method that I recommend.read more . by: (Jeanette Blackstone Psy.D.) 👥 Join Discussion Board

How Twins Learn to Follow Rules and Expectations Together twins work out how to “not listen too hard” and handle expectations from authorities.read more . by: (Barbara Klein Ph.D., Ed.D.) 👥 Join Discussion Board

#名人 1972年，黛安·基顿与阿尔·帕西诺在《教父》片场Diane Keaton and Al Pacino during the filming of The Godfather in 1972

1940年，德国空袭伦敦后，一个被遗弃的男孩在废墟中抱着毛绒玩具动物。

#名人 琳达·卡特 在70年代出演神奇女侠之前1972年：赢得"亚利桑那州小姐"选美冠军1972年：参加"美国小姐"选美比赛，进入半决赛1970年代初期：在一些电视剧中担任小角色

记者莫莉·潘特-唐斯报道伦敦街头的场景：在二战胜利日（VE Day），“异常漂亮的年轻女孩”与美军士兵共舞。她写道：“她们是被解放的年轻人，足够年轻去忘却过去，期待一个未被破坏的未来。”1945 #二战

1960年，6岁的鲁比·布里奇斯走进一所传统上只招收白人学生的学校，成为美国南部第一个进入这所学校的黑人孩子。一群愤怒的家长对着她破口大骂。

1904年：阿斯特酒店的晚宴阿斯特酒店（Hotel Astor）是纽约市历史上最著名、最豪华的酒店之一，位于时代广场附近的百老汇大道和第44街交界处。

1943年11月20日黎明前，美军海军陆战队逼近了中太平洋上的一块珊瑚小岛——贝提奥岛，这里是塔拉瓦环礁中防御严密的日本据点。等待他们的，将成为整个太平洋战争中最残酷的战役之一。#二战

讨论中请保持尊重与友善，不欢迎恶意言论或歧视行为。若出现恶劣情况，将请您离开。🫰😄

海滩小摊的小吃和食品店。三明治吧的菜单显示三明治和汉堡的价格约为30美分。约1960

1943年11月20日–23日吉尔伯特群岛，塔拉瓦岛原始历史战争说明。（美国国家档案馆 NARA）这是二战中太平洋战场的重要战役——塔拉瓦战役的日期和地点。#日本 #美国

#名人 洛杉矶 - 1991 年，女演员 安吉丽娜·朱莉 在加利福尼亚州洛杉矶摆出姿势拍摄肖像。

#名人 1955年，娜塔莉·伍德 在船上娜塔莉·伍德（Natalie Wood）是好莱坞黄金时代的著名女演员。1955年时她17岁，正处于从童星向成年演员转型的关键时期。那一年她出演了经典电影《无因的反叛》（Rebel Without a Cause），与詹姆斯·迪恩合作，这部电影让她获得了奥斯卡最佳女配角提名。值得一提的是，娜塔莉·伍德一生都害怕水和黑暗的水域，但讽刺的是，她在1981年于加州卡塔琳娜岛附近的一次游艇旅行中神秘溺水身亡，年仅43岁。她的死因至今仍是未解之谜。

北京街景，1967年，中国十年文化大革命（1966-1976）的第二年

1996年迈克尔·杰克逊在韩国首尔举办的演唱会,记录了一个惊险的瞬间——一名狂热粉丝爬上了舞台上的起重机,试图接近正在表演的迈克尔·杰克逊。迈克尔·杰克逊在1990年代的演唱会以其宏大的舞台设计和戏剧性效果而闻名,经常使用起重机等大型设备。在首尔演唱会期间,一名粉丝设法爬上了舞台起重机,引发了安全担忧。

An attempt to heal a child by dragging it through a cavity in a 'healing tree'. Sweden, 1918. 📚 Buzz History

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Mercedes CLR-GTR of Mark Webber during the 24 Hours of Le Mans, May 1999.📚 Buzz History

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Stray cats eagerly await the return of fishermen, Greece, 1970s.📚 Buzz History

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The photograph shows Adolf Hitler next to Princess Olga of Yugoslavia. After this meeting, she was shot on Hitler's orders. And all because she uttered one rash phrase: "You remind me very much of my grandfather." Her grandfather was a great hater of Germany during his lifetime, and Hitler knew it.📚 Buzz History

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A hotel owner pours acid into a pool of black people. 1964📚 Buzz History

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Military police checking the length of a female soldier's skirt. Israel, 1969.📚 Buzz History

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Pyramids, Egypt, 1862Time Machine | Historical Photo

An entire generation in one frame!Father, son, grandfather, and great-grandfather, New Guinea. Photo taken in 1970.Time Machine | Historical Photo

The skull of a woman from the pre-Columbian Nazca culture, which existed on the southern coast of Peru from the 2nd century BC to the 6th century AD.The mummy still has hair: her braids reach an impressive 2.8 meters. It is believed that she may have been a priestess during her lifetime.This skull is now part of the collection of the Larco Museum in Lima, Peru.Time Machine | Historical Photo

The fires in Washington in 1968—the aftermath of the riots and protests that erupted after the assassination of Martin Luther King.Time Machine | Historical Photo

Bugatti Type 41 Royale. Italy, 1930.Time Machine | Historical Photo

A single-wheeled motorcycle capable of reaching speeds of 150 km/h was invented in 1923.Time Machine | Historical Photo

Photographers at the 1968 Monaco Grand PrixTime Machine | Historical Photo

Walt Disney in front of the sketch of the world's first Disneyland, USA, 1954Time Machine | Historical Photo

The Colosseum survived even after the tanks.Italy, 1944Time Machine | Historical Photo

The first woman to win four gold medals at the Olympic Games did so while pregnant.Time Machine | Historical Photo

The grave of merchant and pirate Antoine Michel Vemere, Assenbrouck Cemetery, Bruges, Belgium. 1837.Time Machine | Historical Photo

James Cameron, 88, stands in a gallery of Black Holocaust Museum, which he founded, in Milwaukee.

When Cameron was 16, he was nearly lynched in Indiana.

The noose was around his neck, but he was spared when someone in the mob vouched for him at the last moment (Wisconsin, 2003) .

James Cameron, 88, stands in a gallery of Black Holocaust Museum, which he founded, in Milwaukee.

When Cameron was 16, he was nearly lynched in Indiana.

The noose was around his neck, but he was spared when someone in the mob vouched for him at the last moment (Wisconsin, 2003) .

James Cameron, 88, stands in a gallery of Black Holocaust Museum, which he founded, in Milwaukee.

When Cameron was 16, he was nearly lynched in Indiana.

The noose was around his neck, but he was spared when someone in the mob vouched for him at the last moment (Wisconsin, 2003) .

James Cameron, 88, stands in a gallery of Black Holocaust Museum, which he founded, in Milwaukee.

When Cameron was 16, he was nearly lynched in Indiana.

The noose was around his neck, but he was spared when someone in the mob vouched for him at the last moment (Wisconsin, 2003) .

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During the Battle of the Bulge, PFC Andy Masiero & Staff Sgt Urban Minicozzi of the 75th Infantry Division examine the headgear of PFC Masiero in the Ardennes.

The young GI’s helmet was pierced by an enemy’s bullet which drew blood from his temple, but left him otherwise unscathed.

During the Battle of the Bulge, PFC Andy Masiero & Staff Sgt Urban Minicozzi of the 75th Infantry Division examine the headgear of PFC Masiero in the Ardennes.

The young GI’s helmet was pierced by an enemy’s bullet which drew blood from his temple, but left him otherwise unscathed.

During the Battle of the Bulge, PFC Andy Masiero & Staff Sgt Urban Minicozzi of the 75th Infantry Division examine the headgear of PFC Masiero in the Ardennes.

The young GI’s helmet was pierced by an enemy’s bullet which drew blood from his temple, but left him otherwise unscathed.

During the Battle of the Bulge, PFC Andy Masiero & Staff Sgt Urban Minicozzi of the 75th Infantry Division examine the headgear of PFC Masiero in the Ardennes.

The young GI’s helmet was pierced by an enemy’s bullet which drew blood from his temple, but left him otherwise unscathed.

During the Battle of the Bulge, PFC Andy Masiero & Staff Sgt Urban Minicozzi of the 75th Infantry Division examine the headgear of PFC Masiero in the Ardennes.

The young GI’s helmet was pierced by an enemy’s bullet which drew blood from his temple, but left him otherwise unscathed.

During the Battle of the Bulge, PFC Andy Masiero & Staff Sgt Urban Minicozzi of the 75th Infantry Division examine the headgear of PFC Masiero in the Ardennes.

The young GI’s helmet was pierced by an enemy’s bullet which drew blood from his temple, but left him otherwise unscathed.

荣枯皆作梦中尘过眼何须辨假真心若怜花成桎梏风来枝空自无痕

人，不是被定义的结果，是拒绝被定义的奇迹。他不在算法里，不在KPI里，他只在风里、在雨里，在你的汗水与泪光里，在许多长夜与黎明里，在无数筋疲力尽强撑起来的踉踉跄跄里。允许自己并不完美，只要在喧嚣中守住清朗；接受自己平平无奇，即使力有不逮也会努力迈开脚步。南方周末2026新年獻詞

一燈能除千年暗，一智能滅萬年愚《六祖壇經》

當暴風雨結束後， 你不會記得自己是怎樣活下來的， 甚至不確定暴風雨真的結束了。但有一件事是確定的： 當你穿過了暴風雨， 你就不再是原來那個人。 村上春樹

水本无痕，因风起浪；心本无事，随念生波；生而阅己、悦己、越己不困于他人，亦不困于己念

弘一法師說：「當某個地方讓你待的很痛苦，你總想離開卻離不開，那是因為你在那個地方的果報還沒還完，因緣還沒了卻。緣起，我在人群中看見你；緣落，我看見你在人群中 。 在經歷中成長，在困境中堅強，所有的偶遇都是久別重逢的歡喜，所有的失去都是緣分已盡。 人生無法預見的就是遇見，因為不知道哪一眼便是開始，人生無法告別的就是離別，因為不知道那一刻就是永別。 生命中的人來來往往，不知道誰是誰的救贖，誰又是誰的過客。 很多人只能是匆匆一面，只有少數人才能相伴一程，真正能陪伴你一生的人一雙手都能數的過來。 生命本是一場場得失，得到從來都是僥倖，失去才是常態。 遇見，是因為有債要還了，離開，是因為還清了。 前世不欠，今生不見，今生若見，必有虧欠，來的都是債，要還就還個乾淨。 無論任何關係，走到最後，不過是相識一場，有心者必有所累，無心者亦無所謂，情出自願，事過無悔，不談虧欠，不負遇見。 無論什麼關係，情分被消耗殆盡，緣分便走到了終點。 把錯誤歸咎於自己，並且禮貌的退場，把自己還給自己，把別人還給別人，讓花成花，讓樹成樹。 從此，山水一程，再不相逢，願來生，不見，不欠，不念。 我們要明白人生很多東西是可遇不可求的，刻意強求反而得不到，那些不被期待的往往會不期而至。 順其自然，得失隨緣。 人都會錯過，人人都曾經錯過。 該你的，就不會錯過。 緣分盡了，自然就離開了，緣分了，就不再相遇。

The holidays are approaching, and 2025 is coming to an end. Many people take vacations during this time of year, and schools close for winter break. It’s a season to slow down, reflect, and enjoy.A new year brings renewed hope. Perhaps that’s one of the reasons the concept of a “year” exists—to give us a natural moment to pause, reset, and begin again.

No yesterdays are ever wasted for those who give themselves to todayBrendan Francis

We must overcome the notion that we must be regular. It robs you of the chance to be extraordinary and leads you to the mediocre. Uta Hagen

How wonderful that we have met with a paradox. Now we have some hope of making progress. Niels Bohr

《無題·昨夜星辰昨夜風》唐 李商隱昨夜星辰昨夜風，畫樓西畔桂堂東。身無綵鳳雙飛翼，心有靈犀一點通。隔座送鉤春酒暖，分曹射覆蠟燈紅。嗟餘聽鼓應官去，走馬蘭臺類轉蓬。

A dream you dream alone is only a dream. A dream you dream together is reality. John Lennon

The mountains are calling and I must go. John Muir

I have lived nearly fifty years, and I have seen life as it is. Pain, misery, hunger ... cruelty beyond belief. I have heard the singing from taverns and the moans from bundles of filth on the streets. I have been a soldier and seen my comrades fall in battle ... or die more slowly under the lash in Africa. I have held them in my arms at the final moment. These were men who saw life as it is, yet they died despairing. No glory, no gallant last words ... only their eyes filled with confusion, whimpering the question, "Why?"I do not think they asked why they were dying, but why they had lived. When life itself seems lunatic, who knows where madness lies? Perhaps to be too practical is madness…

Never explain yourself to others. Those who understand you need no explanation; those who don't, a hundred words won't clarify.Your actions don't require everyone's understanding; your character doesn't require universal affection.Either make friends with those who have interesting souls, or get along with those who are simple and honest.The meaning of meeting lies in illuminating each other. If not, then what is there to fear in walking alone?You must know that this is freedom in its purest form.永远不要跟别人解释自己，懂你的人不言而喻，不懂你的人百口莫辩。做事不需要人人都理解，做人不需要人人都喜欢。要么和灵魂有趣的人结交，要么和简单淳朴的人相处。相遇的意义在于照亮彼此，如果没有，那么单枪匹马又何妨？须知这正是自由最纯粹的样子。

我对很多朋友说，我向你介绍的巴黎，绝对不是客观的，因为我二十五岁时在巴黎读书，我介绍的“巴黎”其实是我的二十五岁，而不是巴黎。蒋勋 source

看到后5S内转发这只圣诞猫，将发生一件期盼已久的好事。 source

“饿的时候吃饭，爱的时候不必撒谎。”加西亚·马尔克斯《霍乱时期的爱情》 source

一聚一散最伤神，还不如不聚的好，所以向来喜散不喜聚。曹雪芹《红楼梦》 source

我会走得很远，远过这些山丘，远过这些大海，直到靠近星星。洛尔迦《小广场谣》 source

“英台不是女儿身，因何耳上有环痕？”“耳环痕，有原因，梁兄何必起疑云？村里酬神多庙会，年年由我扮观音。梁兄呀！做文章，要专心，你前程不想想钗裙。”“我从此不敢看观音。”梁山伯与祝英台 source

如果你知道有些人花了多么长的时间、多么艰难才重新找回内心的平静。你就会明白，为什么他们一发现任何一点负面因素就会把门关上，也会理解为什么他们在选择让谁进入自己的生活时会如此挑剔。 source

你是不是太懦弱了，才这样以炫耀自己的痛苦作为自己的骄傲？大仲马《基督山伯爵》 source

让自己深陷进去的感动全都是危险的。三岛由纪夫 source

有时候我会在心里握紧你的手。加缪《加缪情书集》 source

男性有个致命的弱点，就是男性在歧视女性的同时，又不得不依赖女性，因为他们的这个点受到了刺激，所以会做出敏感的反应。上野千鹤子 source

那時我年轻，贫困，彷徨，想死。西川《我是誰》 source

祝你能到你想去的地方到了以后能永远快乐杰克·凯鲁亚克《在路上》 source

每次读到史铁生这一段，都有被震撼到。 source

"差不多”这个回答真巧妙，既合适又得体。人生许多事情，“差不多”就足够了。《堕落》阿尔贝·加缪周明哲（译） source

“我们要迟到了”科兰很肯定地说 “没关系的，”克洛埃说，“把你的手表调一调就好了”《岁月的泡沫》鲍里斯·维昂胥弋（译） source

可我们太爱我们的痛苦了，以至于无法享受爱情。《黛莱丝的一生》 弗朗索瓦·莫里亚克罗新璋（译） source

记忆力会顺从我们的心意衰退，让大部分人得以平静地活下去。《黛莱丝的一生》 弗朗索瓦·莫里亚克罗新璋（译） source

如果灰烬都能安眠， 那它一定来自一团极美的火。《岁月像一头贪食的野兽》保罗-让·图莱冷杉、吴菲（译） source

一旦我们确定要离开某些人，他们就变得可以容忍了。《黛莱丝的一生》 弗朗索瓦·莫里亚克罗新璋（译） source

！突击，近期将随机在《太阳和阴影》的投稿中抽5名转发的读者送出该书。这是一本“关于加缪的“通关手册”，既是文学评论也是作家传记，罗歇•格勒尼埃作为加缪《战斗报》的密友和同事，以加缪作品为脉络为读者勾勒出文学巨匠的精神轨迹。Merci@上海译文 @上海译文文学室 提供奖品。 source

孤独那么庞大，可以覆盖整个大海，可以把它放在翅膀下，在冰冷的空气中飞翔。《向冰山而去》勒克莱齐奥樊艳梅（译） source

只有在我们独处时，考虑死亡才有意义。两个人一起死，已经算不上死亡了。令人悲痛的，并不是告别生命，而是告别赋予生命以意义的东西。《魔鬼少年》雷蒙·拉迪盖李玉民（译） source

当我们想分辨自己的命运时，命运却像盘根错节、无法拔除的植物。 难以置信的真理：在我们的生命的纯洁无瑕的黎明，猛烈的风暴已在酝酿中了。过分澄蓝的清晨对下午和晚上的气候不是好兆头。它预示着花坛将遭作践，树枝将被折断，满地将是泥水。《黛莱丝的一生》 弗朗索瓦·莫里亚克罗新璋（译） source

“没事的，”他说，“我真希望能死在一片麦田或者玉米地中。”“你说什么？”“让麦秆在我的头顶随风舞动。你知道，有句话这么说：‘起风了，好好活着。’”《孤独的池塘》弗朗索瓦丝·萨冈陈剑（译） source

我们已在战场上交锋了半个世纪。然而，在经历漫长的缠斗之后，这两个死敌却在这个怆然的午后，于迟暮之年心有戚戚。我们看似龃龉，却还是抵达了同一个终点。在静待死神的这座悬崖之上，寸草不生，一片荒芜。《蛇结》弗朗索瓦·莫利亚克顾琪静（译） source

我看到了血。我一直觉得这是多么幸福啊，我们不需要像男生那样打打杀杀，它从身体里流出来，温柔地，静悄悄地，每个月都是如此。《如他们所说的，或什么都不是》安妮·埃尔诺沈祯颖（译） source

整个冬天，不记得我翻开过一本书，写过一封信，学过一篇课文。我的思想和身体一样，处于休假状态。《如果种子不死》安德烈·纪德罗国林（译） source

明天就会好起来的。夜晚总是比白天难熬。Завтра все образуется. Утро вечера мудренее. source

你自己也不知道你到底想要什么。Ты сам не знал, чего тебе хотелось. 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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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…

DailyArt MagazineThe Art of Well-Being: Hygge Found in MasterpiecesClick on for an overview of the famous Danish concept of hygge and how to achieve it, through its many portrayals in art.

DailyArt MagazineThe Art of Well-Being: Hygge Found in MasterpiecesClick on for an overview of the famous Danish concept of hygge and how to achieve it, through its many portrayals in art.

DailyArt MagazineThe Art of Well-Being: Hygge Found in MasterpiecesClick on for an overview of the famous Danish concept of hygge and how to achieve it, through its many portrayals in art.

DailyArt MagazineThe Art of Well-Being: Hygge Found in MasterpiecesClick on for an overview of the famous Danish concept of hygge and how to achieve it, through its many portrayals in art.

DailyArt MagazineThe Art of Well-Being: Hygge Found in MasterpiecesClick on for an overview of the famous Danish concept of hygge and how to achieve it, through its many portrayals in art.

DailyArt MagazineThe Art of Well-Being: Hygge Found in MasterpiecesClick on for an overview of the famous Danish concept of hygge and how to achieve it, through its many portrayals in art.

DailyArt MagazineThe Art of Well-Being: Hygge Found in MasterpiecesClick on for an overview of the famous Danish concept of hygge and how to achieve it, through its many portrayals in art.

DailyArt MagazineThe Art of Well-Being: Hygge Found in MasterpiecesClick on for an overview of the famous Danish concept of hygge and how to achieve it, through its many portrayals in art.

DailyArt MagazineThe Art of Well-Being: Hygge Found in MasterpiecesClick on for an overview of the famous Danish concept of hygge and how to achieve it, through its many portrayals in art.

DailyArt MagazineThe Art of Well-Being: Hygge Found in MasterpiecesClick on for an overview of the famous Danish concept of hygge and how to achieve it, through its many portrayals in art.

DailyArt MagazineThe Art of Well-Being: Hygge Found in MasterpiecesClick on for an overview of the famous Danish concept of hygge and how to achieve it, through its many portrayals in art.

DailyArt MagazineHeels Were Never Just for Women: Men in HeelsA short history behind men in heels - its origin, the spread of the trend, and why it fell out of favor (though never truly went away).

DailyArt MagazineHeels Were Never Just for Women: Men in HeelsA short history behind men in heels - its origin, the spread of the trend, and why it fell out of favor (though never truly went away).

DailyArt MagazineHeels Were Never Just for Women: Men in HeelsA short history behind men in heels - its origin, the spread of the trend, and why it fell out of favor (though never truly went away).

DailyArt MagazineHeels Were Never Just for Women: Men in HeelsA short history behind men in heels - its origin, the spread of the trend, and why it fell out of favor (though never truly went away).

Painters, too, can employ light to great effect. Caravaggio’s paintings in situ at the San Luigi dei Francesi are one such example.The Art Vault 🎨

Folding book art of SnoopyThe Art Vault 🎨

Gustaf Fjæstad - "Winter landscape at Dusk"The Art Vault 🎨

A man created this artwork called “What I’m Seeing”The Art Vault 🎨

Painting a vibrant forest and a sunlit path in autumnThe Art Vault 🎨

Ivan Fedorovich Choultsé - "Winter Moon"The Art Vault 🎨

Ivan Aivazovsky, Constantinople, 1884The Art Vault 🎨

Sequentia is a $30,000 artwork made with acrylic on a 120 by 55 canvas The Art Vault 🎨

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Gothic Chapel, by Charles Marie Bouton (1781–1853)The Art Vault 🎨

Creating a handmade bow from marbled paintThe Art Vault 🎨

The Course of Empire: The Savage State (1834), by Thomas ColeThe Art Vault 🎨

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Lysippos"Bust of Aristotle"330 BC #Lysippos“The antidote for fifty enemies is one friend.”- AristotleThis marble portrait of the philosopher Aristotle was copied from a bronze sculpture made in the first or second century by Lysippos, who is considered to be one of the three most prolific and imitated artists of Classical Greece. So many copies were made of Lysippos’s work by his studio of assistants and by imitators, today it’s extremely difficult to identify which sculptures were actually made by the artist himself.More from this artist:#Lysippos@privateartBoost the channel:t.me/boost/privateart

John Everett Millais"The Order of Release 1746"1852 #MillaisHere is the release of a Jacobite soldier, imprisoned by the English after the defeat of Bonnie Prince Charlie's army at the battle of Culloden in 1746. The Jacobite's wife hands an order of release to the gaoler. Millais(Sir John) based the figure of the woman on his wife, Effie.More from this artist:#Millais@privateartBoost the channel:t.me/boost/privateart

Ernest Meissonier"The Three Friends"1847 #MeissonierMeissonier became known as the French Metsu, a reference to the seventeenth-century Dutch painter Gabriel Metsu, who specialised in miniature scenes of bourgeois domestic life; "grandiose history paintings did not sell as readily as smaller canvases such as landscapes or portraits, which fitted more easily onto the walls of Paris apartments". He specialised in scenes from seventeenth- and eighteenth-century life, portraying his bonshommes, or goodfellows - playing chess, smoking pipes, reading books, sitting before easels or double basses, or posing in the uniforms of musketeers or halberdiers all executed in microscopic detail. Typical ex…

David Cox"Fishing off Hastings"1812 #CoxDavid Cox looked like this and was an English landscape painter, one of the most important members of the Birmingham School of landscape artists and an early precursor of ImpressionismHe is considered one of the greatest English landscape painters, and a major figure of the Golden age of English watercolour.His son David Cox the Younger was also a successful artist.More from this artist:#Cox@privateartBoost the channel:t.me/boost/privateart

Thucydides Mosaic from JerashEarly 3rd century AD"The strong do what they can, the weak suffer what they must" - ThucydidesAthenian historian and general. His History of the Peloponnesian War recounts the fifth-century BC war between Sparta and Athens until the year 411 BC. Thucydides has been dubbed the father of "scientific history" by those who accept his claims to have applied strict standards of impartiality and evidence-gathering and analysis of cause and effect, without reference to intervention by the gods, as outlined in his introduction to his work.Now at Pergamon Museum in BerlinBoost the channel:t.me/boost/privateart

Jean-Baptiste Pillement"A Wreck at the Rocky Seaside"1748 #PillementPillement was born and died in Lyon, but had an unusually cosmopolitan career. In 1743, at the age of 15, he moved from Lyon to Paris where he was employed by Jean-Baptiste Oudry as an apprentice designer at the "Manufacture de Beauvais". In 1745 he left for Madrid, where he remained for five years. There he found employment in various cities as both a designer and painter.In 1750, at the age of 22, he moved to Lisbon. The lure of travel compelled him to decline an offer to become court painter to King Joseph of Portugal, and he worked at Queluz for Jan GildemeesterMore from this artist:#Pillement@privateartBoost the channe…

Arnold Genthe"Ruth St. Denis"1928 #GentheRuth St. Denis was one of the first American dancers to reject classical ballet and create a new form of dance based on emotion.Together with Ted Shawn, she founded the Denishawn School, which shaped an entire generation of modern dancers, including Martha Graham, Doris Humphrey, and Charles WeidmanMore from this artist:#Genthe@privateartBoost the channel:t.me/boost/privateart

John Lavery"Winston Churchill"1915 #LaveryThat was a turbulent year for Churchill: that spring he resigned as First Lord of the Admiralty after the failure of the Dardanelles campaign and quit his jobMore from this artist:#Lavery@privateartBoost the channel:t.me/boost/privateart

Jean-Louis Forain"The Client"1878 #ForainThis one was largely ignored when it was first shown at the Impressionist exhibition (in 1880). However now it's one of Forain’s most famous works. I like the floor.More from this artist:#Forain@privateartBoost the channel:t.me/boost/privateart

Ihei Kimura1901 - 1974The father of candid photography in Japan and famous Leica user. After his death, the prestigious Ihei Kimura Award was established in his honor, cementing his legacy.More from this artist:#Kimura@privateartBoost the channel:t.me/boost/privateart

Rupert Bunny"Summer time"1907 #BunnyBunny was the first Australian to receive an honourable mention in 1890 at the Salon for the painting Tritons (1890). He also exhibited works internationally, including in Australia, America and England. Sea Idlyll, exhibited in the Royal Academy, was bought by Alfred Felton, who gave it to the National Gallery of Victoria in 1892. This was to be the first painting of Bunny's that an Australian gallery obtained.More from this artist:#Bunny@privateartBoost the channel:t.me/boost/privateart

Adolph Menzel"Sermon in the Beech Grove near Kösen"1868 #MenzelCheck this out: a group of ordinary people gathered in a beech grove, listening to a sermon outdoors. No grand church, no dramatic religious setting - just nature, sunlight, and a bunch of villagers paying attention to a preacher. Menzel loved these kinds of everyday moments, and here he turns something completely ordinary into something almost poetic.One of the coolest things about the painting is the light. You can feel how the sun filters through the beech leaves, creating these soft highlights and shadows across the whole group. It makes the gathering feel intimate and peaceful, like everyone is quietly connected to both the…

Henry Fox Talbot"Bust of Patroclus"1843 #TalbotScientist, inventor, and photography pioneer who invented the salted paper and calotype processes, precursors to photographic processes of the later 19th and 20th centuries.His work in the 1840s on photomechanical reproduction led to the creation of the photoglyphic engraving process, the precursor to photogravure. The holder of a controversial patent that affected the early development of commercial photography in Britain. He was also a noted photographer who contributed to the development of photography as an artistic medium. He published The Pencil of Nature (1844–1846), which was illustrated with original salted paper prints from his caloty…

Francesco Guardi"The Sacrifice of Isaac"1755 #GuardiThe episode is often called the Sacrifice of Isaac, although in the end Isaac was not sacrificed. See also:Abraham and Isaac, Rembrandt, 1634Sacrifice of Isaac , Caravaggio, 1603An angel restrains Abraham from sacrificing Isaac, Rubens, c. 1614More from this artist:#Guardi@privateartBoost the channel:t.me/boost/privateart

Sun drying herrings, 1826by #Laurits_Tuxen 🇩🇰Oil on canvas. 70 x 50 cm.Bornholm Art Museum, Denmark Original file🆔 @paintingsplace

Hammershus, 1849by #Anton_Eduard_Kieldrup 🇩🇰Oil on canvas. 56.5 x 46 cm.Bornholm Art Museum, Denmark Original file🆔 @paintingsplace

Graveyard, Christiansø, 1911 - 1913by #Karl_Isakson 🇸🇪Oil on canvas. 66 x 56 cm.Bornholm Art Museum, DenmarkOriginal file🆔 @paintingsplace

View of Gudhjem, 1868by #Otto_Haslund 🇩🇰Oil on canvas. 53 x 41 cm Bornholm Art Museum, DenmarkOriginal file🆔 @paintingsplace

The Sanctuary Cliffs at Rø, c. 1890by #Michael_Ancher 🇩🇰Oil on canvas. 39.5 x 52.5 cm.Bornholm Art Museum, DenmarkOriginal file🆔 @paintingsplace

A Pair of Boots, 1887by #van_Gogh 🇳🇱Oil on canvas. 73 x 45.1 cm.Baltimore Museum of Art, USAOriginal file🆔 @paintingsplace

Garage, 1927 - 1928by #Saeki_Yuzo 🇯🇵Oil on canvas. 60.6 x 73.6 cm.Artizon Museum, JapanOriginal file🆔 @paintingsplace

The Gate, 1889by #Paul_Gauguin 🇫🇷Oil on canvas. 92.5 x 73 cm.Kunsthaus Zürich, SwitzerlandOriginal file🆔 @paintingsplace

Dancer Stretching, c. 1882 - 1885by #Edgar_Degas 🇫🇷Pastel on pale blue-gray paper. 46.7 X 29.70 cm.Kimbell Art Museum, USAOriginal file🆔 @paintingsplace

Near Sydenham Hill, 1871by #Camille_Pissarro 🇩🇰Oil on canvas. 43.5 x 53.5 cm.Kimbell Art Museum, USAOriginal file🆔 @paintingsplace

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