my body is supposed to be a machine that turns ideas into actions and the world around me is supposed to be a machine that turns action into consequences both good and bad
Eating onion rings and drinking beer while listening to live music seems like a pretty modern thing, but it's actually something humans have done since Mesopotamia
i go get a heater. theres an “infrared heater”. guy says its different because it heats objects, not the air. “to heat a room” means “to heat the air”. “it heats the room, not the air”. are you buddha. “the room” is “the air”. is this the indian philosophy aisle. we are at lowes
I’m a lot like Jesus Christ in the sense that I showed a lot of promise as a child and then basically fell off in my 20’s but returned at 33 to pop off unimaginably hard
found the grinch was laying face down in my yard this morning. thought the little guy had just tuckered himself out stealing christmas again but - no, he’s fully dead.
Today we visited the Wallace & Gromit exhibition and saw some of the original models & sets used in some of the most iconic scenes from the franchise
it really doesn't seem like actors today learn to pretend how to be someone else. instead, what they learn (& get very good at), is how to display unspoken thoughts on their face (which is not how real people actually behave)
It is physically uncomfortable to drive the speed limit, because you can always feel the posted speed limits to be lower than the natural pace at which the proper integration of the nervous system with the environment becomes possible, a feeling that you're meaningfully navigating through the surrounding obstacles. The true limit is 10-15mph above whatever is deemed as safe.