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[Fascinating History @Fascinate_Hist]

What Los Angeles looked like 20 years ago in 2006.

📽️ DBLA Video

[Ryan Holiday @RyanHoliday]

https://t.co/G4pVwFpqJv

[L.A. Dork @la_dorkout]

When Universal opened CityWalk in 1993, it was revolutionary... praised for its isolation, away from crime-infested LA streets "where people can enjoy urbanity in safety." The model is obselete, but The Grove, et al, are residues of private "public" spaces, just more accessible.

[The Art of Sampling @Art_of_Sampling]

Leaders of the New School - “Sobb Story”

Hip hop/rap music has always been lead by the streets. It’s a music culture that was born from the streets; there’s no getting around that fact. But one of the things that has always made hip hop uniquely universal is that it allows for diversity.

On “Sobb Story,” Leaders of the New School (dope name for a group by the way) demonstrated the essence “struggle rap” long before that ever became a twisted and disrespectful term.

Rapping about not having a car to drive is real. And while it’s not your garden variety hardcore hip hop, “Sobb Story” nonetheless goes hard! It delivers one of those shining moments in hip hop/rap music where the subject matter is light and relatable, even funny, but the style, sound, and feel is hard…

[The Art of Sampling @Art_of_Sampling]

Imagine being in the studio and hearing this new beat by RZA…

Look at the focus of Inspectah Deck. GZA’s vibing, trying to come up something.

But Inspectah Deck is mesmerized, already LOCKED IN… He has no idea yet what he’s about to create; that’s he’s about to be a part of hip hop history!
But you can see it in his face what he *feels listening to this beat…

And just like that “C.R.E.A.M.”, one of Wu-Tang Clan’s most iconic songs, one of hip hop/rap music’s
most important classics, was born…

[Time Capsule Tales @timecaptales]

Driving on the same highway in NYC in 1977 vs 2023

[Night Sky Now @NightSkyNow]

🚨 THE UNIVERSE IS HIDING SOMETHING… AND IT’S TERRIFYING

Look up at the night sky. Stars, planets, galaxies… it all seems vast, beautiful, and infinite. But here’s the shocking truth: everything you see — everything we know — is only 5% of the universe. The rest? It’s made of two mysterious forces: dark matter and dark energy, and scientists still don’t know what they really are.

Dark matter is like an invisible glue. It holds galaxies together, stopping them from tearing apart. Without it, the stars we see would drift away into emptiness. But dark energy is even stranger. It’s not pulling — it’s pushing. It drives the universe to expand faster and faster, stretching space itself, and we can’t slow it down.

Here’s where it gets unsettling: we can’t see, touch, or measure these forces directly. All we know is their effect on the universe. Imagine living in a house where 95% of the walls, floors, and ceilings are invisible — yet somehow control every move you make. That’s the universe. That’s reality.

Some scientists fear that dark energy could eventually tear everything apart in what they call the “Big Rip.” Others think it hints that our understanding of physics is still only scratching the surface. One thing is certain: the universe is far stranger and more mysterious than any telescope or theory can fully reveal.

So next time you stare at the stars, remember: the universe isn’t just out there. It’s hiding secrets we may never fully understand… and it’s running on invisible forces that could change everything. 🌠

[Latest in Cosmos @latestincosmos]

🚨 WHAT IF THE FUTURE ALREADY EXISTS… AND YOU’RE JUST WALKING THROUGH IT? 🤯

What if time is not moving forward at all? What if yesterday, today, and tomorrow are all already written into the universe, existing side by side like pages of a book? This shocking idea is called the Block Universe Theory, and it comes straight from Einstein’s science — not science fiction.

According to this theory, the universe is not just made of space, but of space and time fused together. Every moment that has ever happened, and every moment that will ever happen, already exists. Your birth, this very second, and your last breath are all frozen inside a giant cosmic “block.” You only feel time moving because your mind experiences one moment at a time.

Imagine watching a movie on a DVD. The ending is already there, even if you haven’t seen it yet. In the same way, the future already exists — we just haven’t reached those frames. Scientists discovered this when they realized that there is no single universal “now.” Different observers experience time differently, meaning the present moment is not the same everywhere in the universe. That alone breaks our everyday idea of time.

This is where things turn disturbing. If the future already exists, do we really have free will? Are our choices truly choices, or are they just moments we are passing through? Some physicists say the universe is not being created second by second — it is already complete. We are simply traveling through it.

Even death looks different in a block universe. If every moment of your life already exists in spacetime, then your life is never truly erased. Every laugh, every mistake, every heartbeat is permanently part of the universe. Time doesn’t take them away — it only moves you.

This theory is still debated, but it is taken seriously by many of the world’s top scientists. And once you hear it, it’s hard to look at time the same way again.

So here’s the chilling question to leave you with:
Are you making the future… or just discovering it?

[Brian Roemmele @BrianRoemmele]

1984, buy a car at midnight, go see Cal…

[Nothing good on TV @trade_in_value]

@roctakon LOL

[Fastbreak Hoops @FastbreakHoops5]

Pau Gasol running a fastbreak for the Lakers in 2009 👀

[Nothing good on TV @trade_in_value]

@roctakon Indeed, it is

[The Shift Journal @TheShiftJournal]

This is the fastest way to break someone down

[tribal chief ☝🏻🩸 @luireigns]

Never forget when The Rock and Mick Foley took on Evolution in that handicap match — and Ric Flair delivered one of the funniest moments ever 😭

[Nothing good on TV @trade_in_value]

@Ijesha_canadian It’s a mixed bag for me; on the one hand it feels smoother in certain scenarios, like going around double parked cars and avoiding potholes, but on the other hand it be making the dumbest lane changes, riding blind spots, and waiting until the last possible minute to exit

[Dodgers Nation @DodgersNation]

If Tyler Glasnow and Blake Snell had their own show, I’d be their number one viewer 🤣

[Los Angeles Dodgers @Dodgers]

Roki, what World Series games did we win?

[TheCompany™️©️ @The_Real_Yay]

Guess what chicken butt 😜🐔

[Black Hole @konstructivizm]

Flying through millions of galaxies.

This video takes you on a virtual journey through millions of galaxies built using coordinate data from the DESI project.