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free palestine

[. @lacallada_]

🔂

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speech from my love. berlin 1930.
💌enjoy.

https://t.co/LjIrEdVOBG

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@hani68268572 I and this mystery here we stand.

—Whitman

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i didn’t buy the record player
bc im not home yet

when im home, ill know.

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@Havenlust “architecture is about people.”

[. @thelogicalone8]

architects need architects to remind them

[. @lacallada_]

@Havenlust “For a woman to go out alone into architecture is still very, very hard.”

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i look at her and say, i dont know how anyone could ever hurt her. and ill make sure no one gets close to her to do so and if they do ill protect her

-sz

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when you honor your worth and what’s true. many wont like it. bc they cant control your narrative anymore. all the better to let them go. life should not be lived for acceptance of other people wanting you to fit their mold.

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@ValaAfshar i dont lose agha afshar, i learn.

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@Kulambq whether near or far

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the cliffs are falling and the peregrine is waiting.

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@Kulambq ive never found any moment of observing or interacting with a bird to be dull or disappointing

[. @lacallada_]

the peregrine comes closer

[Edmund @Kulambq]

'The hardest thing of all to see is what is really there. Books about birds show pictures of the peregrine, and the text is full of information. Large and isolated in the gleaming whiteness of the page, the hawk stares back at you, bold, statuesque, brightly coloured. But when you have shut the book, you will never see that bird again. Compared with the close and static image, the reality will seem dull and disappointing. The living bird will never be so large, so shiny-bright. It will be deep in landscape, and always sinking farther back, always at the point of being lost. Pictures are waxworks beside the passionate mobility of the living bird.'

~ JA Baker, from 'The Peregrine'

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planning a trip to the water.
east coast edition.

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artificial programming comes in both human and machine form.

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🖤

and now we see who is true

[. @lacallada_]

the attempts at programming me have failed.

[. @lacallada_]

when you honor your worth and what’s true. many wont like it. bc they cant control your narrative anymore. all the better to let them go. life should not be lived for acceptance of other people wanting you to fit their mold.

[. @lacallada_]

Whether the universe is a concourse of atoms, or nature is a system, let this first be established: that I am a part of the whole that is governed by nature; next, that I stand in some intimate connection with other kindred parts.

—Aurelius

[. @lacallada_]

maybe its not the small program thats struggling to get out. maybe its the

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cloud capital is not like industrial robots or telephone systems. its not like electricity grids. it is there not to produce, but it is there to modify your behavior..its a new form of capital, it’s a produced means of behavior modification.

—@yanisvaroufakis

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the attempts at programming me have failed.

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billions pour into technology for drug discovery

billions dont get poured into the question, why do we need drugs?

a strategy for the investment of dependencies.

[. @lacallada_]

@Lain_Hart Lain, I had Changing Tides on my book wishlist for some time. When I went to purchase it, I found the last copy of Frederick Hart: The Complete Works at a local rare specialty bookstore. I opted for the latter. Excited and honored to have your father’s work in my library.

[. @lacallada_]

the attempts at programming me have failed.