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Today I am reminding hollyweird about how their movies are so bad that Bollywood is mogging them.
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Still blows my mind that 50ish Spanish dudes made landfall in south america and f*cked the continent so hard that it's still speaking Spanish.
And then the nation just dropped off the map. Like the Mongols, rose to immense heights at incredible speed, then retired.
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Insane how rap has fallen off a cliff in popularity, wonderful times. Whole weeks where there's not a single trap beat in the top ten listened songs on big sites. Dorky astroturfed genre finally getting its due.
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The freakout over this is because they don't want you to know it's this simple. You're supposed to be stuck in the bureaucratic human rights quagmire forever, you're aren't supposed to know that it could all be fixed swiftly and cleanly
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Girls watching Sicario: "OMG Emma Blunt is so mature in this"
Guys watching Sicario: completely fixated on one minor character, waxing poetic, wandering around the house in a plate carrier and a dress shirt for 2 weeks
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"So you're saying the fashion industry was run by a cabal of homosexuals in the 2000s, leading to the prevalence of female models who look like 10 year old boys"
"But that's just the tip of the iceberg, Joe. what happened to those guys, right? That's where things get dark"
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Middle Earth is a world in decline, and few places better exemplify this than Moria. I didn't notice it reading the books as a young boy, but rereading them now it is staggering just how immense the Dwarrowdelf was, & how primitive the peoples of the 3rd age seem in comparison.
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>starts working for Milo and Brietfart
>get's increasingly fed up with the f*gg*1ry of the mainstream right
>becomes massive Vine star
>starts posting about guns and living in the woods
>drops two of the best works of fiction in the scene
>disappears
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Look at the self-confidant portrayal of their people's heroes as powerful and warlike... amaz*n and other associated GNC dorks, how about u take👏🏻 a 👏🏻seat 👏🏻and 👏🏻learn👏🏻something
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"The Jews? what are they a band or something? Never heard of em"
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I really love Porco Rosso. A love letter to a West that could have been, it is almost naive in its frank and un-self-conscious love of that era's culture, in a way that the West itself, with its poisonous lack of self-confidence, refuses to be.
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"There's simply no way I'll be able to complete any work today given the psychic anguish that has just been inflicted upon women"
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"The facts are: I have feelings for you. And I'd like to think the facts care about my feelings"
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The casting of Malfoy was an ethnically motivated attempt to associate the Indo-European warrior physiognomy with a sniveling bully. Reality is, these features are often an indicator of such superiority that the very sight of them pains the inadequate.
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Pirates of the Caribbean is one of the last great gasps of American culture. A mishmash of evocative nautical exotica with little work invested in "accuracy," attractive and hilarious characters, wonderful action. Really vivid atmosphere too, great movie.
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Part of the appeal of the Lord of the Rings is largely unspoken, it is aesthetic, it is the feeling of being men striving towards great goals among the ruins of greater times. Why would that appeal to us? Perhaps because it is a romantic vision of where we are now.
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Say what you like about the animated LOTR, but this piece of art is outstanding.
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What always gives me the shivers about violence south of the border is knowing that there is close to zero residual European warrior-honor-culture in these peoples. NOT skinning surrendering troops alive isn't a universal human value. There's no brakes on the war train down there
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"lets make a movie set after the good guys win."
"great idea!"
"But the good guys are still rebels"
"...ok, but they beat the Empire, who are they rebelling against?"
"The same guys as last time"
"..."
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"Before man was, war waited for him. The ultimate trade awaiting its ultimate practitioner."
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BAP is right when he says Canadian/North American forests possess a darkness, I feel this shadow come nightfall in my woods vry strongly since young age. In absence of ppl who know them, the gods of this land have become wild, alien... sleep in Canadian wilderness & u can feel it
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You need to hone your disgust instinct. You need to be making brutal snap judgements, you need to be able to smell the value of something in an instant, you need to be contemptuous
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Mishima is an utterly unique figure in the literature of the last 200 years. Militant, physical, spiritual, erudite. Brutally clear-eyed in depiction of life in all its perversities and beauty; a man who started to train for war in his 30s and kept at it until the day he died.
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Thinking about how skinny dudes like this took over an immense portion of the known world while getting absolutely wasted on gin every day. Inspirational
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The amount of life Nick has wringed out of his 35ish years astounds me. Landscaper, house flipper, antiques curator, car salesman, air bnb merchant AND writer/star of a comedy show. Most people pick one and aren't even that good at that lol
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Remember you can start building tunnels under your basement. Caverns. Bunkers. No one needs to know what's down there. Timber shoring, bottom headings, its not rocket science. People have done this stuff for millennia. Why not you.
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The most important development technology has offered philosophy is this recreation of Socrates's face, which allows us to save much study and instead dismiss his entire body of work as professorial moral-fa6601ry.
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You know what's something I've never heard people talk about training on here? Guard duty. Sitting somewhere, keeping an eye on things as your primary task, for hours. I imagine you don't need to do it often, but a few times in your life, just to get a feel for it. Seems useful
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In 1450 Paris was besieged... by wolves. It was a particularly bitter winter, and a large wolfpack led by a wolf the Parisians named "Courtaud" (Short tail) filtered into the city through gaps in its walls. During the next few months the wolves killed over 40 people.
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Varg unironically helped me get excited about idea of being a father a few years back. Seeing him troop about with an army of little kids engaged in all sorts of games and adventures is a wonderful thing, no matter what you may think of the man's beliefs
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Russia has an opportunity to show the world an alternative to the endless slow-bleed wars of the US. If they can pull off whatever they're doing quickly and restore peace it will be particularly humiliating to nations that can't even occupy 3rd world backwaters successfully.
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Gandalf describes Aragorn offhandedly as "the greatest traveler and huntsman of this age of the world." What adventures did Strider have before he ever joined the fellowship? THAT is the type of evocative suggestiveness that Tolkien mastered, he lets you paint that story yourself
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"Oh the volcano is erupting? Guess I'll chill here until the lava immortalizes me for all time"
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Jordan is awkward in the face of Elon's genuine anger. For all of his talk, he's achingly uncomfortable in the presence of someone who is willing to actually do more than make "diss tracks" about the enemy.
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>wife said there's a new hummingbird at the feeder on the other side of the house
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Funny how authority figures are always telling you "vengeance isn't really satisfying, if your enemies got what they deserved you'd just feel like, totally bitter and empty."
What if vengeance is great, what if it is in fact, very satisfying.
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I will make my children as privileged as I possibly can, I will give them advantages people haven't even thought up yet, train them in undiscovered esoteric schools of discrimination the world has never seen, I will make my line eternal
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The best thing you can ever offer a young child (especially a boy) is minimally supervised time in the woods. In many ways all the collitch and philosophy and autistic internet scholarship I’ve done just led me back to the same realizations I made as a boy exploring the forests
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This is still one of the most strikingly futuristic things I've seen, the beautiful lines of the locomotive, the single central headlight "eye," the incongruity of something so perfect and out-of-time in a familiar and old setting. Wonderful image.
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No seed oils. No fast food. No movies or TV made after 2008. No music with lyrics before 10am. No skipped workouts. No gross music. No screens after 9pm. No days without meditation. Simple, mostly obvious stuff. But I can vouch for the fact that it's working for me.
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When I was kinda lost in Uni I got into modding skyrim to be a realistic survival game-- until I realized I could just go to the local national park and do a lot of that stuff in real life. I started spending Saturdays eating sausage cooked over a fire & hiding stashes of spears.
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This is one of the coziest images ever put to paper. The rain intensifies the appeal of the shade of the mushroom, the hot drink, the sweet cookie, the empty hamper implying a healthy meal just eaten, the mournful expression of those unlucky to have such wealth, its all here
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The More Than Muscle lads are my favorite natural bodybuilding anomaly. Short list of reasons why:
1) They don't use workout logs of any kind
2) No calorie tracking
3) No MACRO tracking
4) Anti-IIFYM, basically zero processed foods, full stop.
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Getting a lot of weird looks at work since I made this my zoom background.
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The guy on the right looks like he carries a whip and tells the guy on the left where to put blocks of stone for Pharaoh's new palace
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one of the few good redd1t posts, an esoteric theory regarding Jordan Peterson and CANNIBALISM, do u believe this?
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The border belongs to whomever rediscovers this technology first...
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We will see neo-slavery arise as a popular fetish in my lifetime, people will cede all legal rights to a chosen person and you will be asked to respect this lifestyle choice. It will get added to the acronym: LGBTQS, mark my words
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One aspect of Tolkien's work that I recently noticed is his penchant for different types of safe places, or retreats. In a sense the plot of his major works can be seen as a journey between these safe places, before the inevitable great confrontations with evil.
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The goal is to have vanished into the hills and only reemerge into civilization rarely, each time tanner, stronger, harder to kill, a little more alien to the people you pass by.
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I recently realized that one of JRR Tolkien's most subtle and impressive accomplishments is his son. Few great artists (or great men in general) succeed in raising their children to continue their legacy in any fashion, but Christopher did just that with great grace and skill
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Decent men camping on your property and serenading by the streamside, don't see that anymore.
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Mike Ma did more for "this thing of ours" than many tbh. Great man, inspirational artist. makes me happy to know he's onto greater and more mysterious things
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Castlebuilding in the New World.
In 1914 the great American poet Robinson Jeffers found a barren piece of cliff on the coast of Big Sur California and resolved to build a home there. But not just any home, no, Jeffers needed to live a certain way...
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“Preparing for siege“ is a criminally underutilized theme in novels, books, video games, etc. It’s immensely satisfying and for some reason it often has an almost cozy atmosphere, the “preparing for the storm” effect, if you will.
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Stuff like this ruins entertainment for me. Not the specific racial dynamics, it's the way the creator keeps unconsciously portraying his fantasy in this same-y way without realizing it's embarrassingly obvious. Like a horrible pimple on a girl who doesn't realize it's there.
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We all loved this character because we psychically intuit that this is going to be one of the premier jobs of the future. Clean+solid guys who are good with g
#ns
and are willing go into devolving urban hellscapes to get shit done. World's gonna need a lot more of those
Girls watching Sicario: "OMG Emma Blunt is so mature in this"
Guys watching Sicario: completely fixated on one minor character, waxing poetic, wandering around the house in a plate carrier and a dress shirt for 2 weeks
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Much is made of Tolkien's sparse use of female characters in LOTR, but I believe this was a kindness of sorts. Tolkien was inspired by the Saga of the Volsungs, which has more female characters than LOTR, but he was careful in how he used its feminine archetypes in his own work..
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"It's the kali yuga, you're going to have to close your heart to pity."
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you have no idea how satisfying this image is to the liberal midwit. the frisson they experience posting it when some large account they dislike is banned. the thrill of it! "we're showing you the door," they LOVE this.
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I love Chartreuse, and it's been hard to find lately, so I have family+friends keep an eye out for it. Recently one of them asked their liquor store clerk why it's always gone, he said it's because the monks that make it stopped production at the beginning of the pandem1c to pray
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The way animals suffer is so strangely disturbing to me, so alien. Just silent, breathing, an enemies teeth raking through their face and skin.
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If you aren't training for this exact situation you're NGMI
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Soy-fish: "LOL he must be so lonely; he can't be a part of our teeming masses"
Gigaturtle: "Ahh, the clear water, free from dark-scales; the serenity of being feared..."
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How you treat your nation's avatars of war in Europe: "hey man, that guy was like, really mean bro, he k1lled, like, so many people (please don't arrest me)"
How you treat your nation's avatars of war in Mongolia:
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@chadthawolf
I disagree, and I wish famine and despair upon your lineage, but you especially
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"Bro there definitely isn't a catastrophic testosterone decline going on and even if there were experts say you can't fix it in yourself, and like, masculinity, what even does that mean anyway bro, come on man, doesn't that sound gaay"
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I reread The Hobbit for the first time in well over a decade, and something that struck me this time was the songs. Characters are singing and playing music throughout the book, good and evil alike. Whether its "Goblin Town" or "Blunt the Knives," everyone is singing.
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"So you're saying that when Doctors go on strike, mortality rates stay the same or improve? That's crazy man"
"Yes Joe, it is indeed crazy. Wait until I tell you about the true origins of the Sahara desert. There are craters Joe... Jamie pull up these coordinates-"
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I think the strength of passion a people have for their traditional foods is a good way to track the health of their cultural/ethnic identity. When Italians stop chimping out over ppl messing up their recipes, that is the day their culture fades into history
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Your children's children will understand the tale of Balin's quest differently when they themselves know uncles who vanished into the ruins of the past in attempt to reclaim mankind's former glory.
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One of most exciting things today is realization that good culture is disappearing at an exponential rate, & next to no one is preserving it. You are the warden of good taste. What will be preserved, what will be forgotten, what will be added. No one is doing it right. Its on you
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That way these characters interact w/ their own past insures that LOTR will only grow in resonance in future centuries. The ruins of Moria were a dark fantasy to ppl in 1954: but living in the incomprehensible ruins of a more advanced past will become more familiar to us in time.
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Erich Hartmann felled over 350 enemy aircraft without being downed a single time himself. Nature's gifts are not given out equitably, no need to take it personally.
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To me Carl Jung’s most impactful accomplishment will always be Bollingen Tower. This is not to disparage his literary works, Jung has been a titanic influence on my intellectual development, but I’ve always been hung up on the fact that he built a castle.
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lot of people are always on the lookout for a safe topic that they can be a hardass about, it's kinda painful once you start to notice it
Daily Wire host on anime: "I think it's all Satanic. I have no argument for it -- I have no argument for why it's Satanic, it just seems that way to me"
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The dwarves of the past were said to have lit the place with globes of light that did not go out, something unimaginable to the peoples of Middle Earth at the time of the Fellowship. You begin to see just how alien the accomplishments of their own past were to them.
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Finding Peaky Blinders quite enjoyable despite the fact that there are close to zero white people in the show.
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One time when the rest of my family was gone for a week my dad and I decided to mess with a "perpetual soup". We made chili and just kept adding cans of beans and tomatoes and ground meats to it when it got low. This was all we ate besides bread for the whole week.
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Thomas Kincaid really is the ultimate "Christmas in the americas" artist, almost too kitschy, but damn if he can't create a cozy atmosphere
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