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global partner @UBS — club of rome member.

[ᾶσχτ (âsht) @utilitaryan]

From Brumaire into Frimaire

[ᾶσχτ (âsht) @utilitaryan]

I got caught up and forgot to take photos of these objects, tapestries, and his “household gods,” so you will have to visit and see for yourself. I’m ashamed of myself for not getting a snap of the bronze relief his dad made of Mowgli with the St. Michael motif.

[ᾶσχτ (âsht) @utilitaryan]

I visited Rudyard Kipling’s house, and the sheer quantity of Tibetan, Hindu, Buddhist, and other Oriental objects is stunning. The syncretism of his beliefs. His Dad’s bronze work, clearly done in Vedic style but with Christian motifs. Very interesting house, fitting of the man.

[ᾶσχτ (âsht) @utilitaryan]

NEETDom set me free

[ᾶσχτ (âsht) @utilitaryan]

I’m enjoying being a NEET.

[ᾶσχτ (âsht) @utilitaryan]

@esodrit Actually, the glove matches the skin

[ᾶσχτ (âsht) @utilitaryan]

Heil the Lamb of G-d

[Athanasius @Athanasius_45]

A happy birthday to Friedrich Schiller!

The manifestation of Greek civilization was indisputably a pinnacle that could neither be sustained at that level nor surpassed.
On the Aesthetic Education of Man, Letter 6

[Valzar @ortheion]

Dinner at @utilitaryan's

[ᾶσχτ (âsht) @utilitaryan]

Doing a megathread of all my translations of my favourite Saint-Just excerpts, with the sources included on @perendi

[ᾶσχτ (âsht) @utilitaryan]

I’ve been in the UK long enough now for my adverts to switch to British ones, and it’s just The Telegraph and The Times, two allegedly right-leaning newspapers, advertising cuckoldry normalisation pieces.

[Athanasius @Athanasius_45]

Lord Byron on Plato:

[ᾶσχτ (âsht) @utilitaryan]

@freistory Polesden Lacey. It’s nothing that crazy though, like a mile

[ᾶσχτ (âsht) @utilitaryan]

I’m enjoying being a NEET.

[Aritaka @aritakakanazawa]

全てが白く染まった、今朝の北大

[ᾶσχτ (âsht) @utilitaryan]

The secondhand bookstore at Polesden Lacey had an incredible selection as well. Whoever’s curating it or finding the donations is a maestro. I found a first edition Njegos by Djilas and several first edition Goethe hardbacks.

[ᾶσχτ (âsht) @utilitaryan]

I need to try and find the illustrations he did for Proust’s work. It’s a shame a lot of these aren’t available online

[ᾶσχτ (âsht) @utilitaryan]

I found a 1960s copy of Bel Ami with Bernard Lamotte’s illustrations for £10 at a charity store in England. It’s so beautiful. I love England.

[ᾶσχτ (âsht) @utilitaryan]

It’s important to explore London and its galleries with a mutual.