It's also worth considering how many things we now consider normal *aren't* present in these photographs.
Whether materials like concrete, steel, and plate glass, or infrastructure like pylons and highways.
This was how the world looked for most of human history.
This photo is 113 years old.
It was taken by Sergey Prokudin-Gorsky, an early pioneer of colour photography.
If you've ever wondered what the world used to look like, Prokudin-Gorsky's photos will show you...
doing dishes and had the thought “the sink helps you with water”. such a hauntingly dimwitted sentence to produce that im actually a bit frightened now. there’s no way the brain that produced that thought is capable of making something of my life. time will tell
so many ills of parenting are rooted in parents’ total unwillingness to entertain the idea that their children are separate creations with the same interior freedom as themselves. they see education policy as a contest of who gets to colonize unspoiled land
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