不想再做“狗屁工作”了中国1995年3月25日，国务院发布第174号国务院令，对《国务院关于职工工作时间的规定》进行了修订。规定自1995年5月1日起实行“职工每日工作8小时、每周工作40小时”的工时制度。日本在1947年颁布了《劳动基准法》，其中规定员工平均每周工作时间不得超过40小时。美国正式实施一周五天、一天八小时工作制的时间是1938年。

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秦艽的艽念qiu还是jiao？……金匮肾气丸的匮念gui4还是kui4？为什么gui的输入法打不出来？……戌和戊哪个念wu哪个念xu？……徵是念zheng1吗？今天也是怀疑自己是文盲的一天。答案：秦艽jiao1，金匮gui4（但输入法是kui），脾经戊wu4土，申酉戌xu1亥，宫商角徵zheng1羽

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跳槽原来的用法是是妓女换恩客的指代原文来自徐珂《清稗类钞》——原指妓女而言，谓其琵琶别抱也，譬以马之就饮食，移就别槽耳。后则以言狎客，谓其去此适彼。花魁们都知道努力打工是为了有一天赎身而不是一辈子给青楼当头牌

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在第一次国共合作期间，毛泽东在国民党内的职务和影响力都比蒋介石高。1924年1月，国民党第一次全国代表大会在广州召开，毛泽东被选为国民党中央候补执行委员，并担任国民党中央宣传部代理部长。此外，他还参与了国民党一大的章程审查工作。当时蒋介石虽是黄埔军校校长，但在国民党核心机构中并无地位，连中央委员都不是。在国民党一大上，他只是列席代表，没有发言权和被提名权。

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Alan Kay 谈个人计算发展的背景和催化剂开会需要坐豆袋沙发的都是狠人，因为坐凳子这会开着开着就要跳起来吵架了。

你有多久没有拿笔写字了？研究表明：手写与打字在大脑激活模式和认知效果上存在显著差异，手写更能促进大脑连接、增强记忆和学习效果手边长期有个小笔记本，随手记

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今天是国际数学日，也就是π日。给大家推荐两本数学书籍一本是《万物皆数》，另一本是《在数学的雨伞下》

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创意_看到最后直接笑喷——这什么鬼创意？？创作者尝试用纸板制作 Garigari-kun 的立体包装，这是是日本著名的棒冰品牌，包装上通常印有品牌吉祥物「ガリガリ君」——一个大嘴笑脸、短裤小子的卡通形象。 From 県大会ダンボールアートvia 开眼

旅行_跨进北极圈，地球「最北」的顶级风景北纬 78°，世界尽头的荒野，创作者在斯瓦尔巴群岛北极高地为期两周的探险中拍摄了一支令人惊叹的短片，使用 DJI Inspire 3 以 8K RAW 格式拍摄，感受冰川、野生动物和原始北极荒野的原始之美。这里是斯瓦尔巴，一个纯粹而孤寂的世界，穿越冰川与冻原，诉说北极的故事。 From Denis Barbas----------------------获取更多RSS：https://feedx.nethttps://feedx.sitevia 开眼Invalid media: video

开胃_救命！太好吃简单快手，春游野餐说走就走！丰腴肥美的三文鱼裹着滑嫩牛油果，黄瓜和生菜清脆清新！鸡蛋饼和煎饼叠在一起柔韧韧又软乎乎，包裹住了所有春天的味道！ 这颜值～野餐带出门真的会被夸爆！这味道～比坐在樱花树下喝气泡水还治愈嗷！via 开眼Invalid media: video

广告_「血」的呼唤，美国红十字会公益广告所有类型的血液都可以帮助拯救各种类型的人，这是美国红十字会发布的呼吁大家勇于献血的公益广告。了解自己的血型是每个人都应该知道的重要事实，这一简单的信息可能会让你成为心爱之人的英雄，甚至给某人第二次生命。 From American Red Crossvia 开眼

广告_YSL 美妆：警惕以「爱」为名的控制警惕那些关系中以「爱」为名的控制。今年国际妇女节，YSL Beauty 美妆系列推出了「别称其为爱」的广告，你在这部影片中看到了虐待的迹象吗？当我们将有毒行为浪漫化时，我们就将虐待正常化了。无论是身体上的、性的、心理的还是经济上的，虐待就是虐待。从侵入、嫉妒、孤立到勒索和恐吓，存在九种主要类别的警告信号。如果你意识到了，你就可以采取行动。 From YSL Beautyvia 开眼

记录_垂直农业：地球上的「太空时代农场」垂直农业节省水、土地和能源——这可能是我们在火星种植食物的方法。室内垂直农业是一项有前途的技术，但尚未成为主流，因此在本期视频中，作者将介绍那些试图实现这一目标的人。随着 LED 和机器人等产品价格下降、效率提高，它可能会创造一个世界，让我们所需的食物在世界各地都能在当地可持续地生产。 From Hard Resetvia 开眼Invalid media: video

影视_绝美画面混剪：哈尔的移动城堡「哈尔的移动城堡」是一部由吉卜力工作室制作，宫崎骏执导，于 2004 年首映的日本动画电影，故事改编自英国奇幻文学作家戴安娜·韦恩·琼斯的著作「魔幻城堡」，以一个虚构的王国为背景，在与另一个王国爆发的战争背景下讲述了一位年轻的女帽商苏菲的故事，她被荒野女巫施下变成老妇人的诅咒。而后她便遇到了一个名叫哈尔的巫师，并被卷入了为国王而战的抗拒与爱慕之中。 From ItsMikkevia 开眼Invalid media: video

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Sixel协议当SSH连接到远程机器时，通常无法将图像结果可视化，或者需要将数据移动到带有图形用户界面的本地设备上才能查看。有一种场景是我们尝试在字符终端中显示某种图形,典型的例子为某些服务器端软件的扫码登录/鉴权,甚至进行媒体图片文件的预览等。Sixel协议就是解决这个问题的。Sixel是六像素(Six Pixels)的简称,意思是Sixel协议以一列竖排的6个像素为单位进行控制,每个像素可单独设置颜色/开启与关闭,当六个像素全为开启状态时,从视觉上看来即为在终端模拟器显示一条短竖线.若干像素点相互拼贴即可组成复杂图案。Sixel的核心在于向终端输出特殊的控制符和文本指令来指定像素点的渲染由于Sixel实际上是应用程序和特定终端模拟器的渲染模块交互的协议,因此支持情况因终端而异.你可以在这个网站中（https://www.arewesixelyet.com/）查看具体的终端支持情况.Windows上似乎没有一个很好的选择,Windows Terminal上的支持看上去很玄学;macOS上iTerm2等第三方终端支持,Terminal.app本身不支持.Linux下GNOME的官方Terminal不支持,KConsole支持,诸如Alacritty等第三方终端也支持。当然,格外要提到 VSCode的Terminal也支持Sixel。

这两天听加州101的《中东往事》，get 了一些很有趣的知识点。火鸡🦃的英文是 turkey，turkey 同时也有土耳其的意思。其实火鸡并不产自土耳其，而是来自美洲。商人将这种鸡从美洲运到欧洲，本想大赚一笔，但一直卖不出去。于是他们灵机一动，给火鸡重新包装了下，取名为 turkey，意思土耳其（当时的奥斯曼帝国）的鸡。奥斯曼帝国太辉煌了，文化输出也很强，于是借着这个新名字 turkey，火鸡在英国打开了销路。奥斯曼帝国：这跟我们有啥关系啊？这鸡是产自印度吧。所以土耳其语中，火鸡就是印度鸡。那会法国和奥斯曼帝国走得近，法语跟着土耳其语一起，火鸡是来自印度的，叫做 dinde。给一旁的西班牙乐坏了，对大规模殖民美洲的西班牙人来说，太清楚火鸡是怎么一回事了，什么土耳其，什么印度，都是扯淡嘛。在西班牙语中，火鸡就是 pavo，pavo 就是火鸡。小时候学英文，还纳闷为啥火鸡和土耳其是同一个词，没想到无意在《中东往事》找到了答案，有点好玩。by @我是一颗小西瓜 #无用但有趣的冷知识

#博客除草帮助群友排查的一个副产物就是我可能潜在地（？）知道了电信VoWiFi的方法并成功实践了，并且这套流程适用于所有运营商，包括开启VoLTE因为这里着重想分享的是思路而并非最终解决方案，所以把过程写的很详细花了很多笔墨，欢迎指正！https://milkice.me/2025/03/11/let-your-qualcomm-device-support-ct-vowifi/

原来不止我一个人觉得蜜雪冰城的奶茶有脚臭味，准确来说是洗脚水的馊味，之前一直以为是自己的问题其实蜜雪冰城有洗脚水味道的奶茶不止这一款😂

找到了LineagesOS 22使用3.5mm耳机导致广电卡信号丢失的元凶之前提过，LineagesOS 22刚发布的时候，我就遇到了一个bug，使用type-c转接线连接3.5mm耳机的时候，会导致广电卡信号100%立刻丢失，除拔掉转接头并重启外任何办法均无法恢复。反复验证，LineagesOS21 无此现象，卡槽1的移动卡无此现象，把卡槽2的广电卡移到卡槽1可复现。因此基本确认，3.5mm耳机转接头在LineagesOS22下与广电卡有冲突。昨日测试视频电话，突然发现了TTY导致视频通话不可用的问题，然后在通话设置-无障碍-TTY里关闭，视频通话恢复正常。立马想到了是不是这个导致广电卡信号，然后一测试，果然！困扰了两个月的bug终于解决，又可以使用有线耳机了。

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1973年，故宫竟把3000套清朝御林军铠甲当员工福利出售，每套仅售5毛钱，同时提出了一个规定：员工拿到手的铠甲必须拆开，取出里面的丝绵，这一用途在当时看来颇为奇特。将御林军铠甲当中的丝绵抽取出来，纺织成一条保暖的棉被，这样的事情听起来匪夷所思，但却真真切切发生了！当时，故宫中当中一共有20000多件御林军铠甲，拿出其中的3000套，后续，有群众反应，御林军铠甲当中抽取的丝绵做成棉被之后，保暖效果特别好，能够很好的抵挡寒潮。或许是这个原因，又有1000多件御林军铠甲被拿出拆卸，制成了棉被，4000多件御林军铠甲被拆卸的面目全非，对于文物保护无疑是一种巨大的损失。

继续 #弱智Google还我Android 系列Google 自 Android 9 (Pie) 开始引入 QuickStep 实现手势导航，将多任务界面从 SystemUI 中解耦[1]，自定义最近任务界面以及手势动画的功能就转移到了 Launcher 上这听起来像是个好事，解耦组件让用户有更多选择权，但实际上这个功能是为厂商所准备的，因为 Launcher 的最近任务界面的 Activity 路径写死在了 framework-res.jar，若要修改需要先构建 RRO 后再以 root 身份放到系统分区中，导致 Android P 之后没有 root 的情况下用户换到了第三方 Launcher 会直接丢失手势导航，最近任务及其动画（如应用打开/关闭，返回手势动画）早年玩机的人应该都记得 Nova 等一众第三方 Launcher 百花齐放的场面，然而就是在 Android P 之后变得一蹶不振，在 Play 商店里尚且能下载到的 Launcher 均没有适配 QuickStep（因为反正用户没 root 也用不了），类原生 ROM 除 LineageOS 用的自家的从 AOSP 的 Launcher3 魔改而来的 Trebuchet，绝大多数直接用闭源的 Pixel Launcher既然设置里还保留了默认 Launcher 设置选项，那完全可以让 Launcher 类应用在 AndroidManifest.xml 中声明自己的 Recents Activity 路径，但是 Google 偏不这么做而是直接硬编码进系统代码中，十分难评，只能说 Google 这一改动又成功干死…

LAN-Messenger 1.BeeBEEP 小蜜蜂A LAN messenger for all operating systems that has been under constant development since 2010!Project page: https://www.beebeep.net 老牌局域网聊天软件，类似飞秋、内网通，不过更纯净，无广告，持续更新，无手机版。2.Meshenger支持局域网内的语音/视频，可通过二维码添加好友，安全性佳，仅支持安卓。https://f-droid.org/en/packages/d.d.meshenger/3.qaulqaul 是一款独立于互联网的无线网状通信应用程序，可在没有任何互联网或通信基础设施的情况下进行点对点通信。它会自动检测附近的其他 qaul 用户，允许向每个人广播公共消息、创建聊天组并通过本地 wifi 网络或共享 wifi 网络直接在设备之间发送端到端加密的聊天消息、图像和文件。这种点对点通信方法可以独立且完全脱离电网进行互联网通信。全平台支持，包括pc和手机端。https://qaul.net/4.LinphoneLinphone是一个免费的VoIP及SIP客户端；可用于声音和视频通话，以及透过软交换或IP-PBX通话，更可以用于即时通信。此软件需要工作在SIP协议之上。可通过注册公开的SIP账号实现对应的语音，视频，短信功能。https://www.linphone.org/home/

#娱乐圈的那些事一位码农，销毁了500个ETH(向不可撤销的黑洞地址转账，市值1000多万)，只为控诉宽德投资的创始人冯鑫、徐御之，使用脑机武器迫害了所有员工，甚至他们自己本身也是受控者。控诉者说，“随着脑机接口和读心技术不断发展，出现了一种新的犯罪模式：野生动物沦为数字机器的傀儡或完全的奴隶。目前出现了一种新的奴役受害者的犯罪模式，受害者的欲望感官被逐渐剥夺，直到最后完全成为数字机器的奴隶，如果有一天找成为了最后阶段的受害者，我会选择离开这个世界”。亚洲金融(AsiaFinance)核实，宽德投资是一家量化对冲基金，覆盖国内期货、股票、期权等主流市场，但是并没说的那么神奇，脑机接口和读心技术，远远没有成熟。

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常年丁忧的清朝王培铸三年之丧，人子为父母持之，或父已前卒而祖父母亡，为长孙者亦持丧三年，为承重服，皆谓之曰丁忧。常服色黑或白，以布不以帛。乾隆末叶，山阴有申韩家王培铸者，年二十一即幕于外，至四十五岁而返，凡官幕之与相识者，绝未见其身有衣帛之一日也。盖培铸逾冠即丧母郑氏，期年，父穑文续娶寿氏，方二年而寿卒，卒未半载，父又续娶孙氏，一年半又卒，是培铸已持丧九年矣。方孙氏之丧及禫，而穑文卒，服除，则又丧其兼祧母温氏。温卒将二年，而兼祧父酉俊续娶木氏，未一年木卒，甫释服，而酉俊忽以疫卒。于是培铸又持丧十二年。时祖母杜氏犹在堂，痛其两房子媳之相继物化，仅有一孙培铸而又频年远游不得见也，日夕哀伤，遂致疾，距酉俊之殁方三年而亦卒。培铸至是，盖服三年之丧二十有四年，而亦老矣，以积棺未葬，遂辞馆归。或曰：“培铸亦尝数持三年之丧，特未必绵绵延延缟素相续，至二十四年之久耳。其殆天性俭约，饰言丁忧，可不衣帛。”至谓其假此名义以纳赙金，则苛论也。-《清稗类钞》

Readest-沉浸式的电子书阅读器 这是一款为热爱阅读的用户量身打造的阅读软件，将极简设计与强大功能融合，为你带来专注、沉浸的阅读体验。它基于 Next.js 和 Tauri 开发，支持跨平台运行，现已支持 macOS、Windows、Linux 、Web 平台、 iOS 和 Android 版本，实现真正的全平台覆盖。 作者是中国人，登录同步非强制，介意隐私者慎用。 支持EPUB, MOBI, KF8 (AZW3), FB2, CBZ, PDF格式。 支持登录同步（同步到哪不详），据…

Scientists at Zhejiang University have unveiled a groundbreaking facial mask that can transform the wearer’s appearance in real time. Designed to potentially deceive facial recognition systems, the mask is composed of multiple elastic layers with distinct functions. • Dynamic Appearance Change: The outer layer utilizes built-in heating elements to change color, while the inner layers adjust facial proportions, offering a total of eight preset facial configurations. • Transformation Speed: The complete metamorphosis takes roughly 100 seconds, providing a swift and effective disguise. • Current Limitations and Future Directions: Although the prototype cannot yet mimic facial expressions, ongo…

Is Humanity Getting Dumber? @Science Says YesA recent study confirms a concerning trend: global intelligence levels have been declining since 2010. Researchers have found that many people struggle to focus on a single task, lose logical thinking skills, and spend excessive time on their smartphones.Here are some key findings:🔢 25% of adults in developed countries cannot solve basic math problems, with this figure rising to 35% in the U.S.🧑‍🎓 Since 2015, there has been a sharp increase in 18-year-olds struggling to concentrate on a single topic.📖 In 2022, half of those surveyed read no more than one book, while 45% of teenagers did not read at all.The culprit? The way we consume information …

🚨 Science Update Alert! 🎙️Discover today’s hottest breakthroughs from the frontiers of science:🌀 White Holes: A New Cosmic Beginning? Researchers from the University of Sheffield propose that black holes might not be the end of everything. Using quantum mechanics, they suggest the existence of “white holes,” cosmic regions spewing matter, energy, and time back into the universe, potentially changing how we perceive space and time itself.🤖 AI’s Impact on Wealth Equality: A groundbreaking study from Changzhou University explores how artificial intelligence could reshape global wealth distribution. While AI-driven automation is predicted to significantly boost economic output, it might also wi…

Olivia Farnsworth: The Girl Who Feels No Pain, Hunger, or FatigueOlivia Farnsworth from the UK is a unique medical case—she doesn’t feel pain, hunger, or fatigue. This rare condition is caused by a deletion in her 6th chromosome, meaning a segment of the chromosome is missing. She is believed to be the only person in the world exhibiting all three symptoms simultaneously.The inability to feel pain is the most dangerous aspect of her condition, as she could sustain serious injuries without realizing it. Her family must constantly monitor and protect her. Additionally, her mother ensures she eats regularly, as Olivia doesn’t experience hunger signals and could easily forget to eat.Sleep is an…

🧠 Engineers at MIT have developed a magnetic robotic thread designed to remove blood clots from the brain.

The IM-2 Athena lunar lander, developed by Intuitive Machines, has completed its mission in the Moon’s southern polar region. However, it did so ahead of schedule—because it tipped over upon landing. This mishap echoes last year’s incident with the company’s first lander, IM-1 Odysseus. That one, despite ending up on its side, managed to function for some time since its solar panels could still charge the batteries.Unfortunately, IM-2 fared worse. The designated landing ellipse was just 50 meters across near Malapert Massif, but the actual deviation was much larger—250 meters, according to the company, and up to 400 meters, per NASA. Engineers noted issues with the clarity of data from the …

🔬 BREAKTHROUGH IN AI-POWERED HEALTHCAREGoogle Research has unveiled significant advancements in AMIE (Artificial Medical Intelligence Engine), a cutting-edge AI system designed for longitudinal disease management.🔹 What makes this important?Unlike traditional diagnostic tools, AMIE follows patients throughout their entire treatment journey, continuously adapting and personalizing care plans based on patient progress.🔹 Key innovations:• Multi-modal data integration combining medical images, clinical notes, and lab results• Temporal neural networks that detect subtle changes in patient condition over time• Interpretable AI models that explain recommendations to physicians🔹 Clinical results ar…

🚨 Science Podcast Alert! 🎙️Tune in every Friday for our weekly @science podcast! Today, we're diving deep into the latest groundbreaking discoveries:🔹 Mars Reveals Secrets: NASA’s Perseverance rover found unexpected minerals on Mars, hinting at ancient life-friendly conditions. Unusual deposits of kaolinite suggest Mars once had a warm, wet environment ideal for microbial life.🌌 Ultra-Hot Nova Surprise: Gemini South telescope captured a recurrent nova eruption in a nearby galaxy with unprecedented chemical signatures, including extremely ionized silicon shining nearly 100 times brighter than our sun.🦴 Walking Upright 2 Million Years Ago: A newly discovered fossil from South Africa confirms …

Researchers at UC Santa Barbara and TU Dresden have developed a collective of disk-shaped autonomous robots that mimic the adaptive behaviors of biological tissues. Inspired by how embryonic cells transition between fluid and solid states to form structures, these robots can rearrange themselves to act either as a rigid material or flow into new configurations. This advancement opens new possibilities for adaptable robotic systems capable of self-healing and dynamic reconfiguration.The CurrentHow to get a robot collective to act like a smart materialResearchers at UC Santa Barbara and TU Dresden develop a robot collective that can act like a smart material

By the end of 2025, a lawyer’s caliber will be determined 90% by the quality of their AI assistant.Reasoning models have made a breakthrough in legal skill qualification and practice efficiency.The first randomized controlled study assessed how senior law students performed six legal tasks using: • A RAG-based AI legal tool (Vincent AI), • An AI reasoning model (O1-preview OpenAI), • Or no AI at all (as lawyers worldwide still commonly work today).The study revealed:• Both AI tools significantly improved legal work quality.AI assistance boosted performance in five out of six tested legal tasks, with: • Vincent AI delivering a statistically significant improvement of 38% to 115%, • O1-previe…

🌍🚀 A “Seed Pyramid” on the Moon – Humanity’s Backup PlanAlongside a suite of scientific instruments, the Blue Ghost lunar lander has delivered something truly unique to the Moon: a pyramid containing life’s seeds and Wikipedia encoded in DNA.This project was developed by the biotech company LifeShip in collaboration with the Arch Mission Foundation, an organization dedicated to preserving human knowledge for future generations—or perhaps even extraterrestrials. If life on Earth were to face extinction, these seeds could potentially help revive it.This is the third lunar library sent by Arch Mission Foundation, adding to their efforts to safeguard humanity’s legacy beyond Earth.🔬 What’s insi…

A view of Earth from the first privately-owned spacecraft to successfully land on the Moon in history.On March 2, 2025, the Blue Ghost lander, developed by Texas-based company Firefly Aerospace, successfully landed in the Moon’s Mare Crisium region. This marks the first time a private spacecraft has achieved a fully successful lunar landing.

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🚀 Metal Made in Space Lands on Earth for the First Time! 🌍✨The European Space Agency (ESA) has achieved a groundbreaking milestone in space manufacturing! For the first time in history, a piece of metal produced in microgravity has been successfully returned to Earth.This achievement is part of the ElectroMagnetic Levitator (EML) experiment, which studies the behavior of metals and alloys in space. In microgravity, materials can be created with properties that are impossible to achieve under Earth’s gravity, opening up new possibilities for advanced manufacturing.ESAMetal made in space lands on EarthThe first metal 3D part ever created on orbit has landed on Earth.

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

El Niño:

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

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

La Niña:

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

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

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

​​​​What is TDS in water? How TDS meter works? Total dissolved solids (TDS) are the amount of organic and inorganic materials, such as metals, minerals, and ions, dissolved in a particular volume of water. When a solvent, such as water, encounters soluble material, particles of the material are absorbed into the water. TDS in water can come from just about anywhere, including minerals in springs from a water source, chemicals used to treat the water supply from sewage systems, runoff from road salts and yard chemicals or fertilizers, even the plumbing in your home.

Testing your water using a TDS meter is the easiest way to measure for total dissolved solids. Some filtration systems are equi…

​​What is Carbon dating? Carbon dating is a method used to determine the age of organic materials that are up to around 50,000 years old. It is based on the fact that all living organisms contain a small amount of radioactive carbon-14 (14C), which is formed in the atmosphere when nitrogen-14 is bombarded with cosmic radiation. When an organism dies, it stops taking in new carbon-14, and the existing 14C begins to decay at a steady rate, with a half-life of approximately 5,730 years. By measuring the amount of 14C remaining in an organic sample, scientists can calculate how long ago the organism died. Carbon dating is widely used in archaeology, anthropology, and geology to date ancient art…

​​What is OCR (Opitcal Character Recognition)? OCR (Optical Character Recognition) is a technology that converts different types of written or printed text, such as scanned documents, images, or PDFs, into machine-readable text. It allows computers to recognize and process characters (letters, numbers, and symbols) from images or physical documents. How OCR Works: Image Preprocessing: First, the input (like a scanned document) is cleaned to improve accuracy. This involves noise reduction, deskewing (aligning the text), and binarization (converting the image to black and white).

Text Detection: OCR identifies the regions containing text, separating them from other parts like images or diagra…

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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The Violence Link It's common knowledge that violent perpetrators often practice on animals before "graduating" to humans. But is it true? Recent research shows us the violence link is more complicated. . by: (Joni E Johnston Psy.D.) 👥 Join Discussion Board 🔖 Subscribe to our premium channel

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#艺术品《The Rumour》（谣言）这件作品约创作于1937至1941年之间，反映了当时欧洲社会对谣言和信息混乱的关注，折射出二战前夕紧张与不安的氛围。Joop（Johannes）Moesman（1909—1988）是一位荷兰艺术家，他的创作生涯主要跨越了20世纪上半叶。

马克·里布德：《农民、士兵和知识分子在文化大革命初期修建堤坝》，广西，1965年。#文化大革命

河南省信阳信阳火车站，1987年，向南前往广州。照片由Bruce Connolly拍摄。

#艺术品 史蒂夫·奥特拉姆（英国生于 1953 年），《月光之下》，木板油画。

一位来自巴勒斯坦纳布卢斯的女人，大约1905年

蒋介石在广州，1926年

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#名人 1952年，Philippe Halsman在她的公寓里拍摄了玛丽莲·梦露的照片。

#海报 第二次世界大戰（約 1943 年）時期的英國海報，上面有邱吉爾、羅斯福、史達林和蔣介石。

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1976年9月9日，毛泽东去世，标志着中国文化大革命（1966-1976）即将结束。在文革期间，毛泽东的画像遍布全国，成为中国社会的独特象征。无论是在街头、学校、工厂还是家庭，毛主席画像随处可见，人们还普遍佩戴毛主席徽章，阅读《毛主席语录》，形成了一种个人崇拜的极端政治氛围。

1945年3月，科隆大教堂在战争中受损，但依然庄严肃穆。美军士兵在其中举行弥撒，体现了这座哥特式建筑的神圣与坚韧。

#艺术品 《年轻的女奴》（Die junge Sklavin） 是意大利画家 法比奥·法比（Fabio Fabbi, 1861–1946） 创作的一幅作品。描绘了一位年轻的女奴，通常与 东方主义（Orientalism）风格相关，展现了19世纪欧洲艺术家对异域文化的想象。

1966年8月，文化大革命初期，在“破四旧”（旧思想、旧文化、旧风俗、旧习惯）运动的鼓动下，北京颐和园内的一尊大型佛像被红卫兵破坏。文革期间，宗教和传统文化被视为封建迷信的象征，众多寺庙、文物、佛像遭到大规模毁坏，这一事件只是全国范围内文物浩劫的缩影。#文化大革命

Owl-shaped radio, Japan, 1960s.Buzz 📔 History

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古木陰中繫短篷，杖藜扶我過橋東。沾衣欲濕杏花雨，吹面不寒楊柳風。志南《絕句》

“想跑步的话就去跑，不需要特地找人陪。只要你一直跑下去，迟早在你的第五次、或是第二十次跑步时，总有一天和你志趣相投的人自然会找到你。”这个道理不仅适用于跑步，更适用于人生的许多事情。

闲读古人诗，因看古人意。古今时虽殊，其意固无异。喜怒与哀乐，贫贱与富贵。惜哉情何物，使人能如是。—— 宋·邵雍《读古诗》

人类和动物的区别在于：动物只会活在当下。人可以不。

我为什么是我呢？什么样的偶然，使我出现在此时、此地、此⽣，⽽不是另⼀⽣？《清算已毕》西蒙娜·德·波伏⽡

「世界是个回音谷，念念不忘必有回响，你大声喊唱，山谷雷鸣，音传千里，一叠一叠，一浪一浪，彼岸世界都收到了。凡事念念不忘，必有回响。因它在传递你心间的声音，绵绵不绝，遂相印于心。」李叔同

黑夜里的你，拥有看不见的世界，和清晰的自己。博尔赫斯

我喜欢的是，我在人间逗留的时候，你恰巧也在。余秀华 《我在人间逗留的时候》

别离开我片刻亲密的爱人你醉人的双颊挂着美丽的微笑世界之城无你即会倾毁千百朵玫瑰爱上你在青青的草地与喷泉旁古波斯鲁米诗人《爱的苦涩比糖果甘甜》

“幸福的秘诀是：让你的兴趣尽量广泛，对你关心的人与事表达出更多的友善，而不是敌意。”（出自《幸福之路》）

今年台大的猜燈謎，交由數學系出題，讓中文系教授們也目瞪口呆，真是山外有山啊！1.謎題：0000 謎底：四大皆空================2.謎題：0＋0＝0 謎底：一無所獲================3.謎題：0+0=1 謎底：無中生有================4.謎題：1×1=1 謎底：一成不變================5.謎題：1的n次方 謎底：始終如一================6.謎題：1:1 謎底：不相上下================7.謎題：1/2 謎底：一分為二================8.謎題：1+2+3 謎底：接二連三================9.謎題：3.4 謎底：不三不四================10.謎題：33.22 謎底：三三两两================11.謎題：2/2 謎底：合二為一================12.謎題：20÷3 謎底：陸續不斷================13.謎題：1=365 謎底：度日如年 ================14.謎題：9寸加1寸 謎底：得寸進尺================15.謎題：1÷100 謎底：百裡挑一================16.謎題：333，555 謎底：三五成群================17.謎題：5，10 謎底：一五一十================18.謎題：1，2，3，4，5 謎底：屈指可數================19.謎題：1，2，3，4，5，6，0，9 謎底：七零八落===============…

“当你什么都经历了，你才发现，人生无论怎么精心策划，都抵不过一场命运的安排，命里有时终须有，命里无时莫强求。” ——林徽因

养育子女的终极目标，是为了帮助他们脱离我们的生活，并且成功地进入他们自己的生活。—— 约翰·洛斯门

「爱情多半是不成功的，要么苦于终成眷属的厌倦，要么苦于未能终成眷属的悲哀。」「老实说，不管你跟谁结婚，结婚以后，你总发现你娶的不是原来的人，换了另外一个。 」「婚姻是一座围城，城外的人想进去，城里的人想出来。」《圍城》

「结婚无需太伟大的爱情，彼此不讨厌已经够结婚资本了。」《圍城》

我终于感到，我们之间的全部通信只是一个大大的幻影，我们每个人只是在给自己写信。安德烈·纪德《窄门》 source

女性缺爱是一种谎言。我们缺失的是资源、是权利、是尊重是比爱情更宏大的生命命题。田岛阳子 《以爱为名的支配》 source

如果你觉得活着太难了，你可以先瞎活一活，你只要不做什么，你就不会死。你就这样子自然地，胡乱地瞎活，活到有一天，有可能你会觉得，人生还是值得一过的。张春 source

我性格内向，不太开朗，虽然期待被人关怀，却对他人漠不关心。我没什么进取心，也没有其余的梦想。纪德《窄门》 source

真正的勇气，不是离开，是承担。以及不再寻求理解，不再试图求证或解释。庆山《一次旅行》 source

我能确定的是，我一定会走出困境。人生最初的十八年时光塑造了我，我不会背叛那一切。西蒙娜·德·波伏瓦《清算已毕》 source

阅读是世界上杠杆效果最高的活动之一。 只要投入约莫相当于一个工作天的时间， 你就可以接触到最聪明的人已经研究透澈的东西。葛瑞格‧麦基昂 source

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无论如何，春天已经来了。李娟《春牧场》 source

“你知道人类最大的武器是什么吗?”“是豁出去的决心。”伊坂幸太郎 source

奇怪。我不明白人为什么要结婚。契诃夫 source

有人讲波兰语，有人讲德语，唯有眼泪是世界性的。亚当.扎加耶夫斯基 source

“人总是在接近幸福时倍感幸福，在幸福进行时却患得患失。”张爱玲 source

我想这正是写日记的危险：夸大一切，时时窥探，不断歪曲真实。《恶心》让-保尔·萨特桂裕芳（译） source

生活因没有意义而过得更好。《西西弗神话》阿尔贝·加缪沈志明（译） source

出众的智慧让她格格不入，她的与众不同让别人对她避之唯恐不及，但她愿意保有这份与众不同，并使其成为自己重生的武器，既是优越感的象征也是被排斥的标志，她以此为使命。《青春手记 1926-1930》该部分作者为西尔维·勒邦·德·波伏瓦沈珂（译）上海译文出版社 source

你必须离开这样的环境。你的家庭、你的斗室和你的过去对你而言比任何事物都更危险。《人间食粮》安德烈·纪德（Chapitre02 万物有时）陈阳（译）云南人民出版社 source

贫穷是一部割草机：将我们原本能与他人好好相处的能力割断开来，使我们内心空虚，缺少情感，目的是让我们能够继续忍受现实的所有不幸。《刺猬的优雅》妙莉叶·芭贝里史妍、刘阳（译） source

她将成为也自愿成为一名知识女性，而不是女才子，知识女性，多么闪亮的字眼，高贵的名号，她为此而骄傲。《青春手记 1926-1930》该部分作者为西尔维·勒邦·德·波伏瓦沈珂（译）上海译文出版社 source

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

我整日昏昏欲睡，无精打采，睡再多觉也无济于事。吃完饭，我倒头就睡；一直睡着，醒来的时候却觉得更加倦怠，精神也迟钝而麻木，仿佛要变成一只休眠的蛹。Je sombrais en des accablements de sommeil dont dormir ne me guérissait pas. Je me couchais après le repas ; je dormais, je me réveillais plus las encore, l’esprit engourdi comme pour une métamorphose.《人间食粮》安德烈·纪德陈阳（译）云南人民出版社 source

搞点投稿！！！！！！！！！！！！！！！Vos contributions sont les bienvenues!《等待稿多》法国文学bot法国文学bot（译）法国文学bot自出版 source

再耐心一点，我相信都会好起来的。《青春咖啡馆》 帕特里克·莫迪亚诺金龙格（译）人民文学出版社 source

我们在这个世界上活着，有许多事情讳莫如深，必须三缄其口。《青春咖啡馆》 帕特里克·莫迪亚诺金龙格（译）人民文学出版社 source

所有生灵都可以赤身裸体，所有情绪都可以沸反盈天。Tout être est capable de nudité; toute émotion, de plénitude.《人间食粮》安德烈·纪德陈阳（译）云南人民出版社 source

我以为雪花随时都有可能飘落下来，使我们周围的静谧世界变得更加沉寂。一下雪，也许就只能听见我们的脚步走在雪地上的沙沙声了。《青春咖啡馆》帕特里克·莫迪亚诺金龙格（译）人民文学出版社 source

我渴望靠近你，渴望你爱我。Je voudrais m’approcher de toi et que tu m’aimes.忧郁，无非是爱而不得的热情。La mélancolie n’est que de la ferveur retombée.《人间食粮》安德烈·纪德陈阳（译）云南人民出版社 source

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

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I call it survival—this endless crawl through daysthat bleed into each other,but perhaps—it is just vanity,to think I deserveone more breath,one more chance to matter.And yet—I persist.

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'Lines on my palm'I look at them,at the lines on my palm.Do they really tell fate?Do they really tell future?Or it's just a lie spreading like fire?I look at them hoping I could see something,perhaps a word?But all I see is incompleteness,emptiness.Each curve a metaphor,each stroke a rhyme,each end is abrupt,each beginning a crime.A few lines are deeper than any other,as if they have been screamingsince the beginning,wanting to convey something.And a few lines are silent,as if they have been mute since the start,afraid they might blabber something they aren't supposed to speak of.I look at them,and no matter how hard I try,I can't decipher whether this is a maze we are supposed to solve or …

When they ask me,"What’s your deepest fear?"I open my mouth,But the words never come out.How do I say it?How do I admit that my fear isn’t a possibility,But my reality?That I am average,That I have never been enough,And maybe never will be?I try but I fail,Watch others rise,Watch them shine,While I remainStuck in a constant pain.I tell myself to fight,To push harder, to be more,But the truth is, I’m tired.Tired of running in circles,And still be in that same zone.So I just smile,A hollow, practiced thing,And say something I don’t really fear.Something easy, something light,Because I always fail to declare That I am already living my nightmare.~ The Poetry Room

"Each time you come, you touch my canvas with fleeting strokes but you never finish me."#Abdo

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It is not magic, that I hold in my hand.Magic is charming and alluring, but this I hold?It's wicked, and it's wrathful. It gnaws and eats away at the soul.It's Power, and it's scary.Maybe solely because it's in my hand.#random #SammyScribble

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I may be white, but I do not shine.They do not glow, these eyes of mine.I was born to be tainted, I live to be mended.No matter how much you want me to,No matter how much the world wants me to.If I was a moon, I do not shine, when my sun is absent.#caption #SammyScribble

"Not Yet"I know you're bleeding, those traitor winds carved their mark on you. You think closing the window will stop the sting, but somewhere out there, someone gasps for the air that cut you.Open your eyes. Look at me. There’s more road behind you than you remember, but far more ahead than you can see. You are not done. Not yet.#Abdo

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Jo van Gogh-Bonger: The Woman Who Made Vincent van Gogh2025-03-17 by Ledys Chemin#artist_stories #european_art #long_read #post_impressionism #19th_century #art_patrons #the_netherlands #van_gogh_museum #vincent_van_gogh

Masterpiece Story: The Sentry by Carel Fabritius2025-03-17 by Tom Anderson#baroque #european_art #masterpiece_stories #painting #carel_fabritius #dutch_golden_age

Modern Muse: Arpita Shah’s Feminist Take on Mughal Portraiture2025-03-17 by Guest Profile#asian_art #contemporary_art #photography #women_artists #bipoc #feminism #india #mughal_empire #portraits #royal_portraits #uk

Faces of Fame: 6 Lucian Freud Portraits of Celebrities Unfiltered2025-03-17 by Elizabeth Provost#contemporary_art #european_art #expressionism #painting #lucian_freud #nudes #portraits #uk

12 Indian Female Artists Portraying Other Women2025-03-17 by Guest Profile#asian_art #contemporary_art #painting #women_artists #amrita_sher_gil #feminism #india #portraits

5 Women Artists Whose Works Were Misattributed to Men2025-03-17 by Anastasia Tsaleza#european_art #herstory #long_read #painting #women_artists #artemisia_gentileschi #feminism #judith_leyster #marie_denise_villers #sofonisba_anguissola

Yayoi Kusama and Her World of Polka Dots2025-03-17 by Zuzanna Stańska#artist_stories #asian_art #contemporary_art #women_artists #japan #yayoi_kusama

The True Story of Pocahontas Shown in Art History2025-03-17 by Cecilia Dancourt#history #long_read #north_american_art #bipoc #colonialism #native_american_art #usa

Iranian Mirror Mosaics of Monir Shahroudy Farmanfarmaian2025-03-17 by Marga Patterson#artist_stories #asian_art #contemporary_art #women_artists #20th_century #iran #islamic_art #mosaics

Pan Yuliang: The Queen of Self-Portraits2025-03-17 by Anuradha Sroha#artist_stories #asian_art #painting #women_artists #20th_century #china #pan_yuliang #self_portraits #shanghai

Masterpiece Story: Reclining Mother and Child II by Paula Modersohn-Becker2025-03-16 by Candy Bedworth#european_art #expressionism #masterpiece_stories #painting #women_artists #20th_century #germany #paula_modersohn_becker

Masterpiece Story: Portrait of Madeleine by Marie-Guillemine Benoist2025-03-16 by Jimena Escoto#european_art #herstory #masterpiece_stories #neoclassicism #painting #women_artists #19th_century #black_histo #black_history #louvre #nudes #portraits

Masterpiece Story: The Game of Chess by Sofonisba Anguissola2025-03-16 by Anna Ingram#european_art #masterpiece_stories #painting #renaissance #women_artists #italian_renaissance #portraits #sofonisba_anguissola

Masterpiece Story: Elisabeth of Valois by Sofonisba Anguissola2025-03-16 by Anna Ingram#european_art #masterpiece_stories #renaissance #women_artists #museo_del_prado

Masterpiece Story: Little Girl in a Blue Armchair by Mary Cassatt2025-03-16 by Zuzanna Stańska#impressionism #masterpiece_stories #painting #women_artists #19th_century #children #france #mary_cassatt #usa

🎨 Fireworks in Naples, 1875by Oswald Achenbach 🇩🇪oil on canvas, 65.5 x 101.5 cmHermitage Museum, RussiaAbout the artwork:The painting would typically feature a dramatic display of fireworks illuminating the night sky above Naples, with the cityscape and possibly the Bay of Naples in the background. Achenbach's skill in portraying light effects would be evident in the way he captures the bright colors and reflections of the fireworks.

🎨 Glaucus and Nydia, 1867by Alma Tadema 🇳🇱oil on canvas, 39 × 64.3 cmCleveland Museum of Art, USAAbout the artwork:The painting likely portrays Glaucus, a noble Greek in Pompeii, and Nydia, a blind flower girl who is in love with him. Alma-Tadema's portrayal of these characters would typically be steeped in historical detail and rich in texture, capturing the opulence and atmosphere of ancient Pompeii.

🎨 At grandmother's, 1883by Adolph Artz 🇳🇱oil on canvas, 131.5 x 91.5 cmRijksmuseum, NetherlandsAbout the artwork:The painting probably features a grandmother and her grandchildren in a cozy interior setting. Artz was skilled at capturing the interactions between people, especially within family settings, and this painting would typically highlight the affectionate bond between the grandmother and the children.

🎨 The Pancakes, c. 1875by Jozef Israëls 🇳🇱oil on canvas, 65 x 55.4 cmCleveland Museum of Art, USAAbout the artwork:The painting would typically feature Israëls' skillful use of light and shadow to create a warm, intimate atmosphere. His work is known for its emotional depth and the ability to capture the simple yet profound moments of everyday life.

🎨 Autumn, a Wood Path, 1876by Sanford Gifford 🇺🇸oil on canvas, 38 x 31.8 cmCleveland Museum of Art, USAAbout the artwork:The painting probably depicts a forest path during the fall, with the foliage displaying the vibrant colors typical of the season. Gifford's use of light would play a crucial role in the composition, illuminating the scene and highlighting the rich autumnal hues of reds, oranges, and yellows, along with the subtler tones of the path and sky.

🎨 A Swallow in the Rain, c. 1891 - 1892by Okada Baison 🇯🇵ink and color on silk, 37.1 x 27.9 cmMetropolitan Museum of Art, USAAbout the artwork:The painting would typically depict a swallow, rendered with precision and grace, amid a rainy setting. Baison's work is known for its delicate brushwork and attention to detail, qualities that would be evident in the portrayal of the bird and the atmospheric effects of the rain.

🎨 Mystic Nativity, 1500by Botticelli 🇮🇹oil on canvas, 108.6 x 74.9 cmNational Gallery, EnglandAbout the artwork:The painting depicts the Nativity scene with the Virgin Mary adoring the Christ Child, who lies on the ground in a humble manger. This scene is accompanied by angels and shepherds, a traditional component of Nativity scenes. However, Botticelli infuses the painting with a sense of mystical symbolism and apocalyptic elements, likely inspired by the Book of Revelation and the turbulent religious climate of his time.

🎨 A Reconnaissance, 1902by Frederic Remington 🇺🇸oil on canvas, 69.2 x 101.6 cmMetropolitan Museum of Art, USAAbout the artwork:The painting would typically depict the tension and alertness associated with such a mission, with figures on horseback carefully navigating the landscape. Remington's work is known for its attention to detail and accuracy in portraying the attire and equipment of his subjects.

🎨 The Burning of Sodom, 1843 - 1857by Camille Corot 🇫🇷oil on canvas, 92.4 x 181.3 cmMetropolitan Museum of Art, USAAbout the artwork:The painting likely depicts the moment of Sodom's fiery destruction, with an emphasis on dramatic lighting and intense emotion. Corot's rendition would capture the chaos and terror of the event, possibly showing figures fleeing the city amidst flames and smoke.

🎨 The Magdalen with the Smoking Flame, c. 1640by Georges La Tour 🇫🇷oil on canvas, 117 x 91.77 cmLos Angeles County Museum of Art, USAAbout the artwork:The painting portrays Mary Magdalene seated next to a burning flame, which illuminates her figure against the dark background. The flame, possibly a metaphor for divine presence or inner enlightenment, casts a soft, dramatic light across her face and figure. This use of light and shadow is characteristic of La Tour's style and adds a sense of depth and emotion to the painting.

🎨 Michael Ancher on his way to his studio accompanied by the organist Helene Christensen, c. 1888by Anna Ancher 🇩🇰oil on canvas, 28 × 46 cmSkagens Museum, DenmarkAbout the artwork:The painting likely portrays the two figures in a natural and informal setting, perhaps walking through the streets of Skagen or in a similar outdoor setting. Anna Ancher's work was celebrated for its use of light and color to capture the unique atmosphere of Skagen, and this painting would likely reflect those qualities.

🎨 Faust and Gretchen, c. 19th centuryby Pedro Américo 🇧🇷oil on canvas, 34 x 23 cmPinacoteca do Estado de São Paulo, BrazilAbout the artwork:The painting likely depicts a scene between Faust, a scholar who makes a pact with the devil, and Gretchen (also known as Margarete), his innocent love interest. The depiction would capture the complex emotional dynamics of their relationship, possibly illustrating one of the pivotal moments of temptation or moral conflict from Goethe's play.

🎨 Autumn Hillside, 1920by Franklin Carmichael 🇨🇦oil on canvas, 91.4 x 76 cmArt Gallery of Ontario, CanadaAbout the artwork:The painting depicts a hillside scene in the fall, likely characterized by a rich palette of reds, oranges, yellows, and greens. Carmichael's portrayal of the landscape would reflect the dynamic and dramatic changes of the season, capturing the essence of the Canadian wilderness in autumn.

🎨 La Maison de la Crau, 1888by van Gogh 🇳🇱oil on canvas, 64.8 x 54 cmBuffalo AKG Art Museum, USAAbout the artwork:The painting depicts a house in the Crau, a plain in the Provence region, with a landscape characteristic of this part of France. Van Gogh's use of color in this work is vibrant and expressive, typical of his style. The composition likely features bold, dynamic brushstrokes and a rich, vivid color palette.

José Moreno Carbonero"Gladiators after the Combat"1882 #Carbonero

Pump Your Style together with fashion journalist Roman Timofeev is launching a lecture titled Fashion and ArtFashion designers have a long-standing romance with artists: thanks to this, they turn shows into art performances and collections into works of art. Star fashion journalist Roman Timofeev will reveal how the works of the Pre-Raphaelites appear in Tom Ford’s campaigns, how Bauhaus influenced Jil Sander’s creativity, and how Gianni Versace incorporated pop-up elements into his collections- The lecture will also cover:- The surrealist duo of Elsa Schiaparelli and Salvador Dalí- Art in the creativity and personal life of Yves Saint Laurent- How Ukrainian artist Sonia Delaunay conquered …

Adelaide Claxton“The Party on the Stairs”1875 #Claxton

Paul Merwart“The Flood”1889 #Merwart

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Ernst Stückelberg“The girl with the Lizard”1884 #Stückelberg

Francesco Hayez“Melancholy”1841 #Hayez

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Eilif Peterssen«On the Look-out»1889 #Peterssen

Walter Crane“The Renaissance of Venus”1877 #Crane

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Edward Hopper«Office in a Small City»1953 #Hopper

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In a Flemish City, 1843by #Eduard_Hildebrandt 🇩🇪Oil on canvas. 60.5 x 53 cm.Museum Folkwang, GermanyOriginal file🆔 @paintingsplace

Morning peal (Old German city in the morning light), c. 1840by #Carl_Gustav_Carus 🇩🇪Oil on canvas. 100.8 x 71.5 cm.Museum Folkwang, GermanyOriginal file🆔 @paintingsplace

Art Versus Law, 1859 - 1860 by #David_Gilmour_Blythe 🇺🇸Oil on canvas. 83.9 x 73.7 cm.Brooklyn Museum, USAOriginal file🆔 @paintingsplace

The Sisters, 1884by #Abbott_Thayer 🇺🇸Oil on canvas. 138 x 92.1 cm.Brooklyn Museum, USAOriginal file🆔 @paintingsplace

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The Gare Saint-Lazare: Arrival of a Train, 1877Oil on canvas. 83 x 101.3 cm.Harvard Art Museums, USA#quiz #renoir #Caillebotte #Morisot #cassat #monet #Pissaro

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Still on Top, 1873by #Tissot 🇳🇱Oil on canvas. 87.6 x 53.3 cm.Auckland Art Gallery Toi o Tāmaki, New ZealandOriginal file🆔 @paintingsplace

In Time of Peril, 1897by #Edmund_Leighton 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿Oil on canvas. 124.5 x 168.9 cm.Auckland Art Gallery Toi o Tāmaki, New ZealandOriginal file🆔 @paintingsplace

The Messenger, 1640by #Juan_Ricci 🇪🇸Oil on canvas. 176 x 97 cm.Fundación Banco Santander, SpainOriginal file🆔 @paintingsplace

Bernsteinsucherin, 1894by #Karl_Lorenz_Rettich 🇩🇪Oil on cardboard. 31.5 x 49.5 cm.Kunstmuseum Ahrenshoop, Germany Original file🆔 @paintingsplace

Vendredi Saint en Castille (Good Friday in Castile), 1904by #Darío_de_Regoyos 🇪🇸Oil on canvas. 81 x 65.5 cmBilbao Fine Arts Museum, SpainOriginal file🆔 @paintingsplace