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Het is weekend. Mooi man.

Stand up against governments, against God.
Stay irresponsible.
Say only what we know & imagine.
Absolutes are coercion.
Change is absolute.
Ordinary mind includes eternal perceptions.
Observe what’s vivid.
Notice what you notice.
Catch yourself thinking.
Vividness is self-selecting.
If we don’t show anyone, we’re free to write anything.
Remember the future.
Freedom costs little in the U.S.
Advise only yourself.
Don’t drink yourself to death.
Two molecules clanking against each other require an observer to become scientific data.
The measuring instrument determines the appearance of the phenomenal world after Einstein.
The universe is subjective.
Walt Whitman celebrated Person.
We are observer, measuring instrument, eye, subject, Person.
Universe is Person.
Inside skull vast as outside skull.
Mind is outer space.
"Each on his bed spoke to himself alone, making no sound."
"First thought, best thought."
Mind is shapely, Art is shapely.
Maximum information, minimum number of syllables.
Syntax condensed, sound is solid.
Intense fragments of spoken idiom, best.
Move with rhythm, roll with vowels.
Consonants around vowels make sense.
Savour vowels, appreciate consonants.
Subject is known by what she sees.
Others can measure their vision by what we see.
Candour ends paranoia.
Prettig weekend. En be nice.

Howl by Allen Ginsberg | Poetry Foundation

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Wauwsers! 😍 pic.twitter.com/E0GER9McDO
— Boswachter Tim (@BoswachterTim) March 14, 2018

Nope, I'm not nostalgic for the NME | The Spectator

spectator.co.uk

It’s no secret that my career isn’t quite what it was (lucky I’m rich!) so imagine my feeling of glee when I opened up my email account last Wednesday to find messages galore from all over the mainstream media. TV news programmes, radio shows, newspapers - even the Guardian! - were keen to have my v...

My dinner with Dr. Hawking

harvard.edu

A day after attending Stephen Hawking’s talk at Harvard, reporter Peter Reuell received an invitation from Cumrun Vafa — would he be interested in attending a dinner party in Hawking’s honor?

4 surprising things we just learned about Jupiter

sciencenews.org

Polar cyclones, surprisingly deep atmosphere and a fluid mass spinning as a rigid body are among the latest discoveries at Jupiter.

Volkskrant - Nieuws, achtergronden en columnsDeel dit artikelLoading

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Het laatste nieuws met duiding van redacteuren, achtergronden, columns, opinie, wetenschap, en recensies van kunst & cultuur door de Volkskrant.

The Long Linguistic Journey to 'Dagnabbit'

atlasobscura.com

This piece of pseudo-profanity is what's known as a taboo deformation—a word we say when we don't want to say the word.

Groenland c1900 pic.twitter.com/pTLukfqEPL
— Moos Oliemans (@FrankOrlemans) March 16, 2018

Visual proof of cubic binomial: (a+b)³=a³+3ab²+3ba²+b³ pic.twitter.com/qR33g2Cnk2
— Fermat's Library (@fermatslibrary) March 16, 2018

Diary - 15 March 2018 | The Spectator

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Also in Douglas Murray’s Diary: Silicon Valley’s first wave of dissidents; my Rod Liddle nightmare

Home - PINT

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PINT is de Nederlandse vereniging van- en voor bierliefhebbers. Op de website vind je informatie van PINT landelijk en onze regionale activiteiten.

The physics keeping Star Wars' Cloud City afloat

popsci.com

Other planets tend to be less hospitable than Earth, so it makes sense that the imagination would go to an idealized, fully controllable environment like a floating home. Is that possible?

Why They Hate Margaret Atwood

quillette.com

On March 9, a University of Alberta English professor named Julie Rak headlined a speaking event that was billed as a showdown on the issue of “bad feminism.” A promotional poster done up in a boxing motif included a picture of Rak on one side, and legendary Canadian author Margaret