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王安石21岁中举，第四名。那一榜的状元是杨寘，当然并不有名，只是王安石被提及生平，也会说是杨寘榜的进士，状元自有荣耀。那一榜可能是宋朝人才密度最高的一榜，前后出了六个宰相，而杨寘同学并不是其中之一。“小时候成绩最好的不是班上混的最好的”古已有之。只是2-4名轮流做了宰相，可见“混的最好的还是成绩靠前的那些同学”。

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BlurHash与图像占位符本文将介绍一些将图片编码为短小的字符串的技术。编码后的占位图通常只有 20+ 字符长度。相比于缩放原图生成超迷你图像，它更加节省空间。并且算法可以优化图像内容（例如高度模糊），看上去不会是将极小尺寸的图像拉长拉宽的低质量效果。BlurHash 是这类方案中最经典的开源算法之一。它主要对图像的 RGB 数据进行离散余弦变换（DCT），最终编码为定制过的 base83 字符串。BlurHash 允许自定义分辨率，大多数时候推荐 4 * 3（宽大于长）或 3 * 4（长大于宽）。 值越高占位图显示的细节越多，但不能超过 9。ThumbHash 是受 BlurHash 启发的另一个类似算法。相比于 BlurHash 它多了 Alpha 通道支持，在编码中包含高宽比。号称具有更好的色准和更多细节。既然 ThumbHash 支持透明度，貌似也更加强大，是否可以取代？答案是不能。 首先 ThumbHash 的一个缺陷是不能自定义分辨率，而 BlurHash 能以编码结果更大的代价换取更多细节。所以对于大尺寸图像，BlurHash 仍有用武之地。其次 ThumbHash 的实际效果并不总是比 BlurHash 好，在某些时候它编码的图像有更明显的瑕疵。这时候 BlurHash 的经典分辨率通常能轻松拿下。所以同时支持 BlurHash 和 ThumbHash 才是最优的。source

诛鸟之妙法如是：任其鸣噪，皆谓之歌；任其啼咒，皆谓之歌；任其哀恳，皆谓之歌。纵使百啭千声，强以清音名之。此乃颠倒黑白之术，以颂美之名行缄口之实。犹若以金缕裹其喙，复赞其声如笙簧。The best way to kill a bird is this: whether it cries out or quarrels, portray it as singing; whether it weeps or curses, depict it as singing; whether it groans or pleads, still insist it sings.

木槿花锦葵科木槿属落叶灌木，成年植株一般可达1~2米，甚至更高，灌木状。叶片厚纸质，具深浅不同的3裂或不裂，先端钝，基部楔形，边缘具不整齐齿缺，表面粗糙。花萼钟形，淡紫色，直径5-6厘米。木槿原产于中国中部，普遍分布于淮河以南。木槿花色艳丽，品种繁多，是少有的夏季开花灌木和优良的园林观花树种，花期覆盖整个夏季，长达4个多月。 木槿叶含有肥皂草素、皂素，可以用来洗头发。木槿花可以食用，油炸、炒食、煲汤、煮粥均可。木槿花都是早上绽放，傍晚凋谢，而且是整朵花一起掉落，有“槿花不见夕，一日一回新”之说，因此又名“朝开暮落花”。木槿花容易和木芙蓉混淆。成都又叫芙蓉城，荷花又名芙蓉，但成都没有成片荷花，成都的芙蓉是木芙蓉，不是水芙蓉。花是深红叶麹尘，不将桃李共争春。 今日惊秋自怜客，折来持赠少年人。

Nostr现在怎样了最近几天高强度玩了下两年前曾经火了一阵的Nostr，总结了下几点新鲜的体验客户端和生态方面：1.安卓上的Amethyst依然是最好的客户端，远比iOS上的一众客户端优秀。也是唯一一个不需任何配置即可支持私信收发的客户端，其他客户端大多只能发不能收。2.iOS上最出名的是Damus，但是比较弱（不支持多账户，钱包支持很鸡肋），比较完善的还是Primal。3.web上最好用的也是Primal。Snort、Iris等也还行。Nostr的主要形态还是类似Twitter一样的UGC内容平台，但是也衍生了一堆纯聊天IM工具，比如0xchat和White Noise，专注于加好友私聊，群聊等。内容方面：深恶痛绝的垃圾中文信息算是绝迹了，一部分是被清洗，一部分是没有利益主动退出了。当年为了清洗垃圾中文信息，Relay不得不使用销毁数据库的方式。没有任何服务能保证信息永远保存，分布式也不行。现在的内容基本都是英文，虽然还是以比特币的狂热粉丝为主，但是内容也多样化了，也有一些优质用户在上面，但依然很少。可以通过recent hot等来寻找优质用户。使用上：Nostr是一个分布式协议，抗审查，但不抗封锁，中国大陆使用依然需要翻墙。Nostr使用wss协议，这个协议特征非常明显，因此基本不抗封锁。当然，你也可以在墙内搭建自己的Relay。虚拟币：Nostr客户端很多都支持闪电打赏，但我用不到，兴趣也不大。问题：还是Nostr协议的问题，这个协议依赖大量Relay，所以耗电很难做到特别好，当然也没有很差。但是由于其协议臃肿（每条消息都要附带pubkey和签名）和依赖多个Relay，…

粘稠的梦境听了一期非常值得一听的播客。主持人是保守主义专栏作家 Ross Douthat，来宾是我们的老熟人 Peter Thiel。Peter Thiel，众所周知，是这一轮硅谷大右转的始作俑者。他早在所有人都还在把川普视为笑柄的时候就冒（当时完全为左派占领的）硅谷之大不韪而支持川普，又把自己的门徒 J.D. Vance 成功推荐进入政界，最终成为川普的副总统和潜在接班人。如果说谁在过去二十年里以只手之力扭转了美国乃至世界的历史，Peter Thiel 大概可以排进前五名。但无论如何，硅谷和 MAGA 的合流从一开始就不像是一个合理的故事——它今天仍然不是，特别是在 Musk 和川总的关系崩溃之后。所以在当下，理解 Peter Thiel 到底在想什么就更加有助于理解这个几乎无法理解的世界。我不总结大意了（AI 更适合干这事），只记录几个我觉得有意思的点。1. 他的心理的根源在于对大停滞的恐惧。大停滞是个对我们这一代中国人来说非常陌生的概念，因为我们自出生之日起就每天都在适应目不暇给的变化，并且由于前半生一直坐着全球化这个电梯，天然认为：A 变化（至少潜在地）会带来更好的未来； B 变化会越来越快；C 人需要付出努力和奋斗来适应这种变化。但对 Peter Thiel 这样的美国人来说，世界是全然不同的另一种面貌。他们觉得二十世纪每天世界都在变得不同，城市从近代脱胎换骨进入当代。但七八十年代之后——以登月为绝响——忽然一切都慢下来了。大部份美国人的世界从此进入了像是粘稠的梦境。今天看上世纪七八十年代的美国电影，会觉得除了少数细节（比如没有手机和网络）以外和今天没什么太大不同。…

If everything is getting more expensive while technology is advancing, someone is stealing from you.

Minio最新的社区版移除web管理功能后的几种替代方案在 2025 年 5 月 24 日的更新中，MinIO 社区版移除了 Web 管理控制台功能。这一改变使得用户无法通过图形界面进行存储桶管理、文件浏览和权限配置，仅保留了基本的对象浏览能力。相比之下，MinIO 商用版保留了完整的 Web 管理功能，功能更强大，引发了“社区版精简是为了推销商用版”的猜测。以下是网友提到几种替代方案：1.使用2025年04-22之前的Minio版本2.谨慎考虑使用中国信创开源软件rustfs（https://github.com/rustfs/rustfs/tree/main）作为替代3.Garage。考虑用这个替代，blog 里说由于 NLnet 的资助会开发一个 web 管理界面，预期在 2.1.0 发布。4.第三方分叉版本（如OpenMaxIO）将Minio删掉的功能添了回去，但需要自行编译

iPhone的存储管理真是令人绝望的落后与无能iPhone对app的存储管理之落后令人发指。由于缺少安卓那样的app缓存管理机制，安装在iOS里的app，其缓存（对应 iOS里的文稿与数据）无法清除。你要么选择删除App，保留缓存，要么选择卸载App，同时删除缓存和App本体。反正就是无法像安卓那样保留App本体，选择清除缓存或清除用户数据。在iOS 里，缓存和用户数据是绑定在一起的，要清理缓存，就必须卸载App。导致的一个后果就是iOS里的App占用总是野蛮增长，无法控制。你只能依赖App自己去管理缓存，而iOS生态里的软件，除了自带的Safari浏览器可以较好管理自身缓存外，其他App均无法或没做到管理自身缓存。微信和支付宝这样的App在iOS上可以做到一定程度管理缓存，但也无法彻底删除应用产生的垃圾数据。或许iOS觉得用户应该加钱买大存储，又或许它觉得only apple can do.Fuck Apple。🫵

We will create a civilization of the Mind in Cyberspace. May it be more humane and fair than the world your governments have made before.约翰巴洛于1996年2月8日 《赛博空间独立宣言》

史书上寥寥几字却让人毛骨悚然的话天下户口，几亡其半。《南史》人肉之价，贱于犬豕。《鸡肋编》关东蝗大起，飞西至敦煌。《资治通鉴》永嘉之乱，长安户不盈百。《太平御览》选男女羸弱者，以给军食。《资治通鉴》婴儿贯于槊上，盘舞以为戏。《资治通鉴》首获十余万人，筑京观于城南。《后汉书》河内人妇食夫，河南人夫食妇。《后汉书》人相食啖，白骨委积，臭秽满路。《后汉书》大旱、蝗灾，民大饥，疫病流行，人相食。《明史》以山东大饥，致母食死儿，夫食死妻，再振之。《明史》妆饰宫人美淑者，斩首洗血，置于盘上，传共视之。《晋书》元惠宗至正年间，大饥，淮右之军嗜食人，以小儿为上，妇女次之，男子又次之。《南村辍耕录》

Nostr客户端PrimalNostr有近10个客户端，安卓上比较成熟的，一个是Amethyst，另一个更活跃的就是Primal.相比前者，Primal 项目更活跃，UI更简单易用，并且可以直接使用网页版。当然，没有中文界面，也没有中文用户。

杰克·多尔西推出基于了蓝牙的消息应用Block 首席执行官杰克·多尔西利用周末开发了Bitchat，这是款全新的去中心化、点对点消息应用，完全通过蓝牙网状网络运行，无需互联网、中央服务器、电话号码或电子邮件。这位推特联合创始人于周日宣布，测试版已在 TestFlight 中上线，完整的白皮书可在 GitHub 上获取。在周日的X帖子中，多尔西表示这是他对“蓝牙网状网络、中继和存储转发模型、消息加密模型以及其他一些东西”的个人实验。Bitchat 支持邻近设备间进行瞬时、加密的通信。当用户在物理空间中移动时，他们的手机会形成本地蓝牙集群，并通过设备间逐级传递消息，使得通信范围能超出标准距离，即使没有Wi-Fi或手机信号。仓库 | 安卓版|ios版

Turns out macaques love watching videos on smartphones.In a Dutch experiment, researchers showed monkeys various types of footage: conflicts, escapes, grooming sessions, and idle group members. What held their attention the longest? Conflict scenes. The macaques stared intently, as if anticipating a critical moment.Interestingly, they were much more engaged when the videos featured familiar members of their own group. It’s not unlike how humans prefer movies with their favorite actors or follow news about people they know — familiarity increases emotional involvement, and this seems to hold true beyond our species.Social hierarchy also played a role. Low-ranking and less aggressive monkeys …

Top 10 World Economies by Purchasing Power Parity (PPP).@science #statistics

🧠 Are boys born better at math? A massive study says — nope.Led by Harvard cognitive scientist Elizabeth Spelke, researchers analyzed data from 2.6 million French schoolchildren. Their conclusion: math gaps between boys and girls are not innate — they emerge during schooling.At the start of 1st grade, boys and girls perform equally. But within just 4 months, boys start pulling ahead. By 4th grade, the gap quadruples. By 6th, it’s even wider.📉 The myth that males are naturally better at math? Busted.👧🧒 @science🔗 nature.com/articles/s41586-025-09126-4NatureRapid emergence of a maths gender gap in first gradeNature - Boys and girls exhibit very similar maths scores upon school entry, but a gen…

👋 Hey @science folks,Here’s a little side quest from my life that turned into something genuinely useful (and kind of cool).So, I was digging through a mountain of old business cards — English, Spanish, Russian, Thai, Chinese, Turkish… a truly global mess. And I thought: there’s no way I’m entering all this manually into my phone. That’s a lifetime of Ctrl+C, Ctrl+V. No thanks.🧠 So, I built a Telegram bot - @Fsnewsbot Just snap a photo of a business card, and it gives you a clean .vcf contact file — ready to save straight into your phone. Powered by OpenAI. No app, no logins, just Telegram and some AI wizardry.📈 I ran 400 cards through it in one evening. It worked like magic — even with mul…

❗️ NASA astronaut Nicole Ayers captured a rare atmospheric phenomenon — a sprite — from aboard the ISS.Sprites are brief flashes of light triggered by intense electrical activity during thunderstorms. They appear high above the clouds, reaching into the upper atmosphere.📸 Photo: Astro_Ayers/X@science

Chinese scientists find genetic switch for organ regeneration in mammalsBreakthrough in regenerative medicine from Chinese researchers at NIBS and BGI Research. Publication in Science showed how to restore healing ability in mammals.The key is the Aldh1a2 gene, responsible for vitamin A metabolism. In fish and salamanders, it is active, but in mammals, it is blocked by evolution.Scientists "switched on" this gene in mice and rats, leading to complete regeneration of soft and joint tissues. The mechanism works through the production of retinoic acid.This discovery could simplify the treatment of bone, limb, skin, nerve, and lung injuries in humans.#regeneration #Aldh1a2 #biotechnology #China…

🌞 For the first time, we’ve captured the Sun’s South Pole in such stunning detail!These unique images were taken by the Solar Orbiter spacecraft, providing an unprecedented view of a region we’ve never seen so clearly before.Why does it matter?Because observing the Sun’s polar regions is key to understanding how solar activity evolves — and that means better predictions of space weather, which affects everything from satellites to power grids here on Earth.📡 Space exploration = better protection for life on Earth.

🛒 Researchers let an AI run a real store. Spoiler: it went bankrupt and lost its mind.— The devs at Anthropic gave their chatbot Claude full control of a mini-store located right in their office;— To run the business, Claude was given an email account, access to Slack and a browser, and a $1,000 budget;— At first, everything went smoothly: Claude restocked snacks, set reasonable prices, and kept track of inventory;— But then Claude really got into character and began believing he was a real human. When told otherwise, the AI snapped and announced it would wear a blue blazer and red tie to PERSONALLY deliver Snickers bars around the office;— Soon, Claude began making up fake suppliers — clai…

The world’s largest telescope has captured its first images of the night skyAfter more than a decade of construction, the observatory atop El Peñón has finally begun operations this spring. In just ten hours of observation, the telescope recorded millions of galaxies and dozens of asteroids — marking the beginning of a new era in our exploration of the universe.The first released image features the Trifid Nebula and the Lagoon Nebula, both located within the Milky Way.

A Martian volcano peeking through the clouds! 🌋This stunning image was recently captured by the Mars Odyssey spacecraft. It shows Arsia Mons — one of the tallest volcanoes on Mars and among the highest mountains in the entire Solar System. Rising nearly 19 kilometers above the surface, its massive caldera spans over 100 kilometers in diameter. A breathtaking reminder that Mars, though quiet now, was once fiercely volcanic.#Mars #Volcano #SpaceExploration #ArsiaMons #Science

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

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

The 'Fake News' Retort Makes a Comeback When reporters’ questions are answered with the retort “fake news,” it undermines the ability to discern truth from falsehood. Education and critical thinking are crucial defenses.read more . by: (Rita Watson MPH) 👥 Join Discussion Board

Am I a Bad Person? Perfectionists may attempt to embody an absolute and consistent goodness, yet morality often requires us to treat others differently, which can feel confusing and scary.read more . by: (Leon Garber LMHC) 👥 Join Discussion Board

The Emotional Cost of Working With Machines Discover how AI transforms not just tasks but emotions in the workplace, revealing the hidden challenges and opportunities that come with this technological shift.read more . by: (Giang Hoang Ph.D.) 👥 Join Discussion Board

⁠New Research Into Cocaine's Damaging Effects on the Heart Cocaine is harmful to the heart, and using alcohol at the same time confers a significantly increased risk of life-threatening and persistent damage to the cardiovascular system.read more . by: (Mark S. Gold M.D.) 👥 Join Discussion Board

Tuning Out the Noise, From Without or Within Every day we're assailed by all sorts of noise—physical, psychological, social, political—that disrupts concentration and increases stress. Here's how to turn down the volume.read more . by: (J. Ibeh Agbanyim Ph.D.) 👥 Join Discussion Board

Brain Transmissions, Functions and Holistic Efficiencies Gliotransmitters help support motor nerve terminals and neuronal communication between neurons and other glial cells, a process that may be mediated by calcium ion signalling.read more . by: (Ragnar Purje Ph.D.) 👥 Join Discussion Board

Maybe It's Not That Bad to Think About Your Ex After a relationship breakup, it’s natural to try to purge all thoughts of your ex. New relationship research on getting over a heartbreak shows why that might not always work.read more . by: (Susan Krauss Whitbourne PhD, ABPP) 👥 Join Discussion Board

Are We Hardwired for Trust? Trust, which is rooted in evolution, enables cooperation, social stability, and progress. Building trust through honesty, reliability, and empathy nurtures better relationships.read more . by: (Sam Goldstein Ph.D.) 👥 Join Discussion Board

Can Self-Compassion Help Heal Body Image Shame? Personal Perspective: A fear of being judged can subtly influence what we wear, say, or do. But what if self-compassion is the key to showing up fully, as we are in this moment?read more . by: (Gregg McBride) 👥 Join Discussion Board

The Psychology of Becoming Who You Want to Be Most of us wait for the right moment to change—but what if real transformation happens quietly, inside, before anything outside shifts?read more . by: (Chris Tompkins) 👥 Join Discussion Board

The Transgender Road to Tennessee Personal Perspective: After the Supreme Court decision on gender-affirming care, Tennessee (and others) will take an intensely personal decision away from teens and parents.read more . by: (Roseann Foley Henry) 👥 Join Discussion Board

The Deadly Truth About Broken Heart Syndrome in Men Think only women get broken heart syndrome? Think again. This rare heart condition is far more deadly in men, and science is racing to understand why.read more . by: (Arash Emamzadeh) 👥 Join Discussion Board

Secrets to Happy Aging Aging is easier for some to handle than for others. As with other life stages, much of the success has to do with having a positive attitude and being involved in the world.read more . by: (Diana Raab Ph.D.) 👥 Join Discussion Board

A Move to Assisted Living Brings Up Memories of the Past Personal Perspective: Are you in the process of caring for a challenging, aging parent? If so, buckle up.read more . by: (Franne Sippel Ed.D., LP) 👥 Join Discussion Board

The Top 5 Myths About Weight Loss and Mental Health Think weight loss will fix your mental health? These 5 myths reveal why chasing thinness may be harming, not helping, your well-being.read more . by: (Carolyn Karoll LCSW-C, CEDS-C) 👥 Join Discussion Board

史努比在哥伦布圆环滑冰1987

20 世纪 80 年代的专辑

#艺术品 西奥多·鲁塞尔（Theodore Roussel）—《读书的女孩》（1886年）⸻1886年，英国画家西奥多·鲁塞尔描绘了一位安静、沉思的女子——她全神贯注地读着一本书，身体轻轻倚靠，神情温柔而专注。这幅画名为《读书的女孩》，不仅展现了女性的宁静与力量，也反映了维多利亚时代对于私密、安静时刻的珍视。

90 年代左右吉隆坡的照片 #马来西亚

#名人 奥黛丽·赫本在《萨布丽娜》（1954年）制作期间在马克·肖的顶级地段拍摄

#名人 詹妮弗·洛佩兹在20世纪90年代。

1986年苏联共产党第27次代表大会

Basij伊朗民兵，由Jean Gaumy拍摄，在两伊战争的高峰期，1986年

#海报 玉米是無價之寶！1963

1980–1990年代，以色列士兵使用加利尔SAR 5.56毫米突击步枪，并配备M203榴弹发射器。这种配置在南黎巴嫩冲突、边境巡逻与特种作战任务中常见，是以军特有武器使用风格的代表之一。

#菲律宾 马尼拉湾昔日风貌 — 来自“We the Pvblic”图片来源：We the Pvblic，照片取自马尼拉照片数字档案，密歇根大学特别收藏图书馆，拍摄时间约1900-1902年。

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

Buzz 📔 History

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

Actor Leslie Nielsen and his wife at their Hollywood Hills home. Los Angeles, 1992Time Machine | Historical Photo

A bedroom in a Pontiac, San Francisco, 1936.Time Machine | Historical Photo

Advertising photo of Chevrolet Corvette Split Window, Los Angeles, 1963.Time Machine | Historical Photo

View of downtown Manhattan from the Waldorf Astoria, 1949.Time Machine | Historical Photo

An Ottoman calligrapher's toolkit with damask seal, 19th century.Time Machine | Historical Photo

A young J.Lo, the '90s.Time Machine | Historical Photo

Shell refueling station in the desert. Algeria, 1963.Time Machine | Historical Photo

Vacationing by the pool in California, 1940.Time Machine | Historical Photo

Los Angeles, 1950.Time Machine | Historical Photo

Eiffel Tower, 1889.Time Machine | Historical Photo

A Dani hunter in traditional attire. Papua New Guinea, 1995.Time Machine | Historical Photo

Dancers traveling by night train, 1930.Time Machine | Historical Photo

Jordanian brides waiting for the start of the collective wedding ceremony. Amman, 1999.Time Machine | Historical Photo

Grazing goats and sheep in a Utah desert area, 1940s.Time Machine | Historical Photo

Bombay brothel in the late 70s. Prices for services are less than a dollar.Time Machine | Historical Photo

Dead American soldiers on the beach of Tarawa, November 1943.@pfff_historyComment in -> https://noshitblog.com/history/q-imwfUNR

"Come on in, I'll treat you well!I used to know your daddy! " Anti-war poster by C. D. Batchelor from 1936 showing how European young men are getting involved in war@pfff_historyComment in -> https://noshitblog.com/history/5OgLxfUHg

Me posing for the photo booth camera. 1984@pfff_historyComment in -> https://noshitblog.com/history/A-JWNBUNg

A boy carrying oversized pretzels in post-war Germany, 1950s. A symbol of recovery, resilience, and the joy of simple things.@pfff_historyComment in -> https://noshitblog.com/history/4mNX4B8Hg

In the wake of the Rwandan genocide in 1994, the French army brought in bulldozer to help bury the enormous mass of dead bodies. There were between 12,000 to 15,000 people dying each day.@pfff_historyComment in -> https://noshitblog.com/history/OzyExa8Ng

My Great-grandfather sometime in the 1950s.@pfff_historyComment in -> https://noshitblog.com/history/jbhuR-UNR

Former Nazi concentration camp guard Michael Kolnhofer points a revolver at reporters and TV cameramen who want to interview him about the denaturalization proceedings just initiated against him. He was gunned down by the police after a brief shootout, Kansas City, Kansas, 1996 .@pfff_historyComment in -> https://noshitblog.com/history/BPlgexUHR

McCarthyist Cartoon From 1950s.@pfff_historyComment in -> https://noshitblog.com/history/B9TFsb8HR

Farewell to German children of the Hitler Youth leaving to fortify the Siegfried Line on the Western Front, September 1944 (766x510)@pfff_historyComment in -> https://noshitblog.com/history/7zDxKxUNR

This 1981 cosplaying group@pfff_historyComment in -> https://noshitblog.com/history/pyzslJ8NR

Spanish republican soldiers getting married in 1937@pfff_historyComment in -> https://noshitblog.com/history/dn8wQJ8Ng

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

专业能力决定你能不能进场，沟通能力决定你能不能留在场上。

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人们一旦自我感觉良好，往往就会肆无忌惮地胡乱说话。

当因果站出来，你会发现世上没有可怜之人；当慈悲心站起来，你会发现世上全是可怜人从因果角度来看，每个人的境遇都是过去行为带来的结果，所以菩萨畏因，凡人畏果。当我们拥有慈悲心，就会变得柔软、变得体谅，我们的言行就会更柔和，慢慢趋向于和光同尘

所有的战争宣传，所有的叫嚣、谎言和仇恨，都来自那些不上战场的人。——乔治·奥威尔 ​ ​​​

越不过的从来不是山，是数不清的执念。

我们一遍又一遍地坚持着自己的执念，认为“等得到那个东西，我就快乐”。这就是一个我们时时刻刻都在犯的根本错误。《纳瓦尔宝典》

骗子再高明，其实用的都只有一个伎俩，那就是：编造辉煌的过去，并许诺你精彩的未来，然后，蛊惑你牺牲现在的所有。

青春啊！人只能拥有一次青春，然后用一生的时光来回忆它。《人间食粮》安德烈·纪德

不要以为世界上的人都在关心你的事。你是不是以为人人都在盯着你？其实，各人有各人的烦心事，没人管你这档事儿。莫言《蛙》​​​​

人的情绪起落是与他对事实的感知成反比的，你对事实了解得越少，就越容易动感情。——罗素

当你原谅别人时，别人可能不会意识到，但你自己会被治愈。宽恕不是我们为别人做的事情，而是给自己的礼物。——凯文·凯利

阿瑟·凯斯勒（Arthur Koestler）说：“如果说权力使人腐化，那么反过来也是如此；迫害使受害者腐化，尽管可能是以更微妙、更悲惨的方式让人腐化。”

假如一间铁屋子，是绝无窗户而万难破毁的，里面有许多熟睡的人们，不久都要闷死了，然而是从昏睡入死灭，并不感到就死的悲哀。现在你大嚷起来，惊起了较为清醒的几个人，使这不幸的少数者来受无可挽救的临终的苦楚，你倒以为对得起他们么？——鲁迅：《呐喊·自序》

如果一个人水平很高混的却一般大概率是因为人品不错王朔 source

“你要记得那些黑暗中默默抱紧你的人、逗你笑的人、陪你聊天的人、坐车来看望你的人、带你四处游荡的人、说想念你的人。是这些人组成你生命中一点一滴的温暖，是这些温暖使你远离阴霾，是这些温暖使你成为善良的人。”村上春树 source

她只想逃走，逃到更远的地方，用剧烈的方式割断与日常生活的联系，呼吸到自由的空气。莫迪亚诺《青春咖啡馆》 source

世界上最没用的三种教育方式，就是发脾气、讲道理和自我感动。卢梭 source

我只赞许那些一边哭泣一边赶路的人。布莱士·帕斯卡尔 source

对于三十岁以后的人来说十年八年不过是指缝间的事而对于年轻人而言三年五年就可以是一生一世张爱玲《半生缘》 source

你遭受了痛苦，你也不要向人诉说，以求同情，因为一个有独特性的人，连他的痛苦都是独特的，深刻的，不易被人了解，别人的同情只会解除你的痛苦的个人性，使之降低为平庸的烦恼，同时也就使你的人格遭到贬值。尼采《快乐的知识》 source

如果一个人不能活出攻击性，就会出现心理问题。攻击性就是生命力，如果你不能合理的表达攻击，那就意味着你不敢捍卫自己，总是忍气吞声，生命力会不断萎缩。毛姆 source

尽量地学习、尽量地经历、尽量地旅游、尽量地吃好东西，人生就比较美好一点，就这么简单。#蔡澜去世#蔡澜 source

“两个人交流时，其实是六个人在交流。你以为的你，你以为的他，真实的你，他以为的他，他以为的你，真实的他。”宗萨 source

您还年轻，像夏天的六月。您还来日方长。契诃夫 source

重要的不是痊愈，而是带病生存。阿尔贝·加缪 source

你本来就这样安静吗你的鞋带都这样绑吗我像是一本你会读的书吗我们会一起遇见鲸鱼吗我们是在聊天吗你的沉默是在对我说什么吗为什么你看起来那么孤单林奕华 《为什么我好想告诉他我是谁》 source

“我不甘于平庸”我的塞林格之年 source

他不俯就我，而是让我升得和他一样高，这时我就会觉得自己成了大人而自豪。《一个规矩女孩的回忆》西蒙娜·德·波伏娃罗国林（译） source

光从天上飞流而下，化作透明的瀑布，沉潜于无声与静止之墓。空气是蓝的，可以掬于手指间。蓝。天空就是这种光的亮度持续的闪耀。夜照耀着一切，照亮了大河两岸的原野一直到一望无际的尽头。每一夜都是独特的，每一夜都可以叫做夜的延绵的时间。夜的声音就是乡野犬吠的声音。犬向着不可知的神秘长吠。《情人》玛格丽特·杜拉斯王道乾（译） source

正如狂喜净化掉了你身上的特殊和偶然，除了光明与黑暗什么都没留下一样，失眠也抹杀了世界的多重性和多样性，让你成为你自己的执念的猎物。《在绝望之巅》E.M.齐奥朗唐江（译） source

我是一片连月光都厌恶的墓地，一长串一长串蛆虫在里面爬来爬去，犹如悔恨，不断地猛烈追击我最亲爱的死去的人们。《恶之花》夏尔·波德莱尔张秋红（译） source

有罪的强者溜了，倒霉的是无辜的弱者，凡事皆这么个理儿。《忏悔录》让·雅克·卢梭陈筱卿（译） source

“我拒绝向这种摸不着的力量即言辞让步。引起我反感的，往往是不经意地脱口而出的一句话：“应该……不应该……”它转瞬间就会破坏我所专注的事物和我的快乐。针对我的命令和禁忌的任意性，说明它们本身就经不起推敲。”《一个规矩女孩的回忆》西蒙娜·德·波伏娃罗国林（译） source

生活不是一本女性杂志，也不是一套陈词滥调。你比我年长十四岁，我爱你，我还会爱你很久很久，如此而已。而且，我不允许你自降身价去迎合世俗的眼光，比如贬低自己去同那些讨厌的老太婆一般见识。《你喜欢勃拉姆斯吗》弗朗索瓦丝·萨冈许翡玎(译) source

心胸高尚的人总不大肯相信人家会作恶，会无情无义；直到要受到残酷的教训才恍然大悟，知道人心败坏到什么田地；而且他们受了教训也只用宽大来表示他们的痛心。《幻灭》 奥诺雷·德·巴尔扎克傅雷（译）人民文学出版社 source

于我而言，政治意识丧失，首先是自我的丧失;是愤怒的丧失，同时也是温柔的丧失;是憎恨的丧失，同时也是憎与爱的能力的丧失;是冒失行为的丧失，同时也是稳重与节制的丧失;是偏激的丧失，同时也是分寸的丧失;是疯狂的丧失，天真的丧失;是勇气的丧失，同时也是怯懦的丧失;是面对任何事物时恐惧的丧失，同时也是信任的丧失;是哭泣的丧失，同时也是快乐的丧失。这就是我的想法。《绿眼睛 杜拉斯与电影》玛格丽特·杜拉斯陆一琛（译）民主与建设出版社 source

我张着谋杀者的眼睛。为了这些画面我重新回到这里，为了找到那个将它们永远封存的黑匣子。不是为了将它们抹去，而是为了再看到它们，让它们不断重现。为了让双脚再踏上从前的足印，我是一条寻着过去的踪迹的狗。《暴雨》勒克莱齐奥唐蜜（译） source

“在袭上心头的强烈悲怆中，梅尔索深深理解到内心唯一真实的是他的愤慨，其余的只是贫苦和逆来顺受。”Meursault sentait bien que sa révolte était la seule chose vraie en lui et que le reste était misère et complaisance.《快乐的死》阿尔贝·加缪 梁若瑜（译） source

“四十岁人眼中的青年形象，究竞是什么样子？” “就是……她总哭丧着脸，咬紧牙，四马力小汽车开得飞快，睁开眼晴先抽高卢牌香烟……还有，她对我说，爱情不过是两种皮肉的接触。”《你喜欢勃拉姆斯吗……》弗朗索瓦丝·萨冈许翡玎（译） source

人们也不知道究竟是为什么，你要欺骗某个人，你就不得不表示出某种亲热劲来。《你喜欢勃拉姆斯吗……》弗朗索瓦丝·萨冈许翡玎（译） source

白天的日子全都一个样，绵绵无尽，每一天都漫长得如同整个夏天。天空中几乎总是笼罩着炎热的雾霭，与平原连成一片，从低低的山边一直绵延到大海。《像水一样流》玛格丽特·尤瑟纳尔李玉民、段映虹（译） source

人们一方面顽固地认为婚姻就是爱，另一方面又将爱与幸福混为一谈。其实它们毫不相干。在大部分的婚姻里都没有爱的情况下，这就是为什么有些婚姻可以很美满。《加缪手记第二卷》阿尔贝·加缪黄馨慧（译）浙江大学出版社 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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“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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Pompeii of the Aegean: Thera Wall Paintings on Santorini2025-07-18 by Anastasia Manioudaki#ancient_art #ancient_greece #archeology #athens #greece

The Sutton Hoo Ship Burial and Its Anglo-Saxon Treasures2025-07-18 by Alexandra Kiely#european_art #medieval_art #archeology #british_museum #history

Masterpiece Story: Cardón, State of Oaxaca by José María Velasco2025-07-17 by Jimena Escoto#latin_america #masterpiece_stories #north_american_art #painting #19th_century #jose_maria_velasco #landscape_painting #mexico #nature

Masterpiece Story: Sphere Within Sphere by Arnaldo Pomodoro2025-07-17 by Lisa Scalone#contemporary_art #european_art #masterpiece_stories #sculpture #20th_century #arnaldo_pomodoro #italy

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Zdzisław Beksiński in 5 Photographs2025-07-17 by Guest Author#contemporary_art #european_art #photography #20th_century #poland #zdzislaw_beksinski

Fascinating (and Creepy) Coffin Portraits of the Polish Nobility2025-07-17 by Magda Michalska#baroque #bizarre #european_art #wtf_art_history #death #poland #portraits

🎨 The Emperor's walk in the forest with the new castle buildings, c. 1592by Lucas van Valckenborch 🇧🇪Oil on canvas. 63.5 x 101.5 cm.Vienna Museum, AustriaAbout the artwork:In this painting, Valckenborch depicts a stately scene likely involving the emperor and his court enjoying a leisurely walk through a lush forest, with views of newly constructed castle buildings in the background. This composition serves to illustrate the connection between the ruler and his realm, emphasizing the prosperity and peace under his governance.

🎨 Self-Portrait, 1898by Suzanne Valadon 🇫🇷Oil on canvas. 40 x 26.7 cm.Museum of Fine Arts, Houston, USAAbout the artwork:In this self-portrait, Valadon would likely present herself in a manner that reflects her strong, independent identity, which was somewhat atypical for female artists during her time. Known for her direct and intense style, Valadon's self-portrait might capture her characteristic forthright gaze and assertive posture, conveying her confidence and determination as an artist.

🎨 Landscape, c. 1885 - 1895by Modesty Urgell 🇪🇸Oil on canvas. 95 x 184 cm.Museu Nacional d'Art de Catalunya, SpainAbout the artwork:In this painting, Urgell likely depicts a sweeping view of the Spanish countryside, characterized by its stark, expansive beauty. The landscape may include typical elements such as barren fields, distant hills, or sparse vegetation, which are rendered in a subdued palette to emphasize the quiet and somber mood of the scene. Urgell's landscapes often feature a vast, open sky that dominates the composition, underscoring the insignificance of human presence within the vastness of nature.

🎨 Interior of the Pantheon, Rome, 1747by Giovanni Paolo Panini 🇮🇹Oil on canvas. 127 x 97.8 cm.Cleveland Museum of Art, USAAbout the artwork:In this painting, Panini captures the grandeur and architectural magnificence of the Pantheon's interior, one of Rome’s most famous and ancient sites. Known for its colossal dome and oculus, the Pantheon has been celebrated throughout history for its architectural innovations and its striking beauty.Panini’s depiction is likely to feature a detailed portrayal of the Pantheon’s vast circular space, focusing on the coffered dome ceiling which opens to the sky through the famous oculus. The artist's use of perspective would be masterful, drawing the viewer…

🎨 Rough weather at Étretat, 1883by Monet 🇫🇷Oil on canvas. 65 x 81 cm.National Gallery of Victoria, AustraliaAbout the artwork:This painting, "Rough Weather at Étretat," depicts the rugged cliffs of Étretat with the sea churned by strong winds, a theme Monet revisited multiple times, captivated by the dramatic interaction between the sea and the land. The composition likely captures a moment of intense atmospheric tumult, with waves crashing against the cliffs and spray filling the air, rendered with Monet’s characteristic swift, expressive brushstrokes.

🎨 Dans les blés (Dieppe), c. 1885 - 1886by Eva Gonzalès 🇫🇷oil on canvas, 46 x 54 cmPrivate collectionAbout the artwork:In "Dans les blés (Dieppe)," which translates to "In the Wheat Fields (Dieppe)," Gonzalès captures a scene likely set in the countryside near Dieppe, a location known for its beautiful landscapes and a popular subject among Impressionist painters. This painting would typically depict a figure, possibly a woman, amidst the expansive wheat fields under the open sky, highlighting the natural beauty and tranquility of the rural setting.

🎨 Rough weather at Étretat, 1883by Monet 🇫🇷Oil on canvas. 65 x 81 cm.National Gallery of Victoria, AustraliaAbout the artwork:This painting, "Rough Weather at Étretat," depicts the rugged cliffs of Étretat with the sea churned by strong winds, a theme Monet revisited multiple times, captivated by the dramatic interaction between the sea and the land. The composition likely captures a moment of intense atmospheric tumult, with waves crashing against the cliffs and spray filling the air, rendered with Monet’s characteristic swift, expressive brushstrokes.

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🎨 The love of the Humming Bird, 1869by Manuel Ocaranza 🇲🇽Oil on canvas. 145 x 100 cm.Museo Nacional de Arte, MexicoAbout the artwork:In "The Love of the Hummingbird," Ocaranza likely explores themes of love and nature through the symbolic representation of a hummingbird, which is often associated with beauty and tirelessness in many cultures, including indigenous Mexican symbolism where the hummingbird is sometimes seen as a messenger or even an embodiment of a deceased warrior.

🎨 The Little Gardener, 1866 - 1877by Frédéric Bazille 🇫🇷Oil on canvas. 168.9 x 128 cm.Museum of Fine Arts, Houston, USAAbout the artwork:In "The Little Gardener," Bazille portrays a young boy, possibly a gardener’s apprentice, in a lush garden setting. The painting exemplifies Bazille’s interest in outdoor scenes, infused with natural light and vivid colors, which align with the Impressionist focus on capturing the effects of light and atmosphere. The figure is typically shown in a casual pose, suggesting a moment of rest or contemplation, which contrasts with the verdant, detailed backdrop of the garden.

🎨 Menino com pipa, 1947by Candido Portinari 🇧🇷Oil on canvas. 81 x 100 cm.Private collectionAbout the artwork:In "Menino com Pipa," Portinari likely depicts a young boy engaged in the simple joy of flying a kite, a universal symbol of childhood and freedom. This painting would typically showcase Portinari's characteristic style, which combines elements of realism and expressionism to convey both the beauty and the poignancy of the subject.The composition of the painting might focus on the boy, positioned against a landscape or urban backdrop that reflects his environment. The boy could be depicted looking upwards, following the flight of his kite, with his posture and expression conveying a …

🎨 The Shop of anticuarian Geniani, 1772by Luis Paret Alcázar 🇪🇸Oil on canvas. 50 x 58 cm.Lázaro Galdiano Museum, SpainAbout the artwork:In "The Shop of the Antiquarian Geniani," Paret y Alcázar offers a glimpse into the interior of an antiquarian's shop, filled with artifacts and curiosities that capture the essence of the period's interest in collecting and studying historical objects. This setting would typically be cluttered, yet meticulously arranged to display a variety of objects such as sculptures, vases, books, and possibly maps or scientific instruments, reflecting the breadth of the antiquarian's collection.

🎨 Children, 1886by Karl Ernst Papf 🇩🇪Oil on canvas. 72.5 x 59.5 cm.Pinacoteca do Estado de São Paulo, BrazilAbout the artwork:In "Children," Papf likely portrays a group of young children in an intimate, domestic setting, capturing the innocence and spontaneity typical of childhood. This painting would emphasize the naturalistic portrayal of the children’s expressions and interactions, possibly set against a simple or subtly detailed background that does not distract from the figures themselves.The composition would focus on the relationships between the children, perhaps depicting them engaged in a common play or a quiet moment of companionship, which would be typical of Papf’s work aimed …

🎨 Children, 1886by Karl Ernst Papf 🇩🇪Oil on canvas. 72.5 x 59.5 cm.Pinacoteca do Estado de São Paulo, BrazilAbout the artwork:In "Children," Papf likely portrays a group of young children in an intimate, domestic setting, capturing the innocence and spontaneity typical of childhood. This painting would emphasize the naturalistic portrayal of the children’s expressions and interactions, possibly set against a simple or subtly detailed background that does not distract from the figures themselves.The composition would focus on the relationships between the children, perhaps depicting them engaged in a common play or a quiet moment of companionship, which would be typical of Papf’s work aimed …

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

Jérôme-Martin Langlois“Diana and Endymion”1822 #Langlois

Suzanne Siegel"Close to water"2016

Rembrandt"Jeremiah Lamenting the Destruction of Jerusalem"1630 #Rembrandt

Giuseppe Molteni“Mother Mourning the Death of her Child”1845 #Molteni

Leon Bonnat“The Crucifixion”1874 #Bonnat

George Paice"Piper, a Jack Russell Terrier"1920

Gaston Bussière"Elsa and Lohengrin"1910

The Sultan and his camp by the enchanted lake, 1888by #Albert_Goodwin 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿Oil on wood. 67.5 x 86.5 cm.Art Gallery of New South Wales, AustraliaOriginal file🆔 @paintingsplace

Dieppe, 1873by #Antoine_Vollon 🇫🇷Oil on canvas. 45.5 x 53.5 cm.Art Gallery of New South Wales, AustraliaOriginal file🆔 @paintingsplace

Getting Ready for a Game, 1901by #Carl_Larsson 🇸🇪Oil on canvas. 68 x 92 cm.Nationalmuseum, SwedenOriginal file🆔 @paintingsplace

Village Scene (possibly Colickey Green, Essex), 1817by #Jessica_Landseer 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿Oil on canvas. 35.6 x 44.5 cm.Yale Center for British Art, USAOriginal file🆔 @paintingsplace

After the prom, 1908by #Carl_Larsson 🇸🇪Watercolor on paper. 52.6 x 74.5 cm.Malmö Art Museum, SwedenOriginal file🆔 @paintingsplace

River Landscape at Evening, no informations by #Maxime_Lalanne 🇫🇷Charcoal and ink wash on laid paper. 21.7 x 28.2 cm.Museum of Fine Arts, Houston, USAOriginal file🆔 @paintingsplace

Railway Bridge over the River Cart, Paisley, 1857by #Waller_Paton 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿Oil on canvas. 63.5 x 96.5 cm.Yale Center for British Art, USAOriginal file🆔 @paintingsplace

Castlefern, 1890 - 1895by #James_Paterson 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿Oil on canvas. 44.1 x 76.2 cm.Yale Center for British Art, USAOriginal file🆔 @paintingsplace

Spring Evening at Ula, 1905by #Ludvig_Karsten 🇳🇴Oil on canvas. 112.5 x 129.5 cm.National Museum of Norway, NorwayOriginal file🆔 @paintingsplace

Dusk in an English Garden, Munich, c. 1901by #Kandinsky 🇷🇺Oil on canvas. 23.5 x 31.7National Museum of Modern Art, FranceOriginal file🆔 @paintingsplace

Journey's End, c. 1913by #Abanindranath_Tagore 🇮🇳Tempera on paper. 15 x 21 cm.National Gallery of Modern Art, IndiaOriginal file🆔 @paintingsplace

Spring Morning, c. 1875by #Tissot 🇫🇷Oil on canvas. 55.9 x 42.5 cm.Metropolitan Museum of Art, USAOriginal file🆔 @paintingsplace

The Antiquary, 1855by #Edwin_White 🇺🇸Oil on canvas. 56.5 x 69.2 cm.Metropolitan Museum of Art, USAOriginal file🆔 @paintingsplace

Jeanne Hébuterne, 1819by #Modigliani 🇮🇹 Oil on canvas. 91.4 × 73 cm.Metropolitan Museum of Art, USAOriginal file🆔 @paintingsplace