“There is one realization all men of good will share: in the end our works make us feel ashamed, we have to start out again, and each time the sacrifice has to be made anew.”
— Hermann Hesse, Narcissus and Goldmund
anyway my proposal for a cool internet thing they should turn into a movie after the backrooms is @qntm's there is no antimemetics division, i think this would go extremely hard
@visakanv@nosilverv while "just do it" is a bit forceful, it asks one to do it regardless of the difficulties or problems along the way. maybe for a person who has internalized the concept already, both are similar, even same. but i'd say due to the phrasing, it makes them significantly different.
@visakanv@nosilverv i think, just do it and you can just do things are similar but really different concepts. although at a meaning level both seem similar
you can just do things is a liberating thought. it just unlocks that mental barrier of action in an optimistic way.
Oxford DPhil students William Cutler and Sophie Decoppet showcased the ABaQuS Trapped Ion Quantum Computing Lab to visitors during the Department of Physics’ recent Lab to Life event.
“Look at the faces in a dance hall at the moment when the music strikes up after a longish pause, how eyes sparkle, legs twitch and faces begin to laugh. That is why one makes music.”
— Hermann Hesse
“This is our purpose: to make as meaningful as possible this life that has been bestowed upon us; to live in such a way that we may be proud of ourselves; to act in such a way that some part of us lives on.”
— Oswald Spengler
“Art is the beautiful illustration of Truth from the creative imagination. The truth is in our life and unless it comes from the formlessness to the form we do not realize it.”
— Laxmi Prasad Devkota