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“If one wants to rid oneself of an unbearable pressure, one needs hashish.” -Friedrich Nietzsche, Ecce Homo Was Friedrich Nietzsche a pothead?
C. Rommial ButlerPublished about a month ago in HumansModern Love & Mix CDs
I spent my 21st birthday in England, my first trip abroad, visiting a friend who was studying at Reading University. The year was 2004. George W. Bush was President (a fact that some English blokes thought relevant to tease me about, nevermind who I’d voted for), smart phones and social media didn’t exist yet, and the most important things in my life were friends and music.
Kerry KehoePublished about a month ago in HumansHow Taylor Swift’s tour de force is a call to a New Era
Taylor Swift's outstanding achievements are a part of a progressive cultural transformation — Taylor's work is leading the political empowerment of women. The joy Swift has brought forth must be the currency that guides us in the future.
Josh ClementsPublished about a month ago in HumansIn Gleaming Lights
There is a special kind of magic that only a well told story can boast of having. The kind that brings memories the forefront, clear and crisp as though they were only just formed. Bright as carnival lights.
Alexander McEvoyPublished about a month ago in Humans- Top Story - March 2024
The Rise of Anti-intellectualism
I saw a video months ago of a man criticizing writer and director Jordan Peele and I haven’t been able to stop thinking about it. His main complaint was that Peele’s films were too complicated for the average moviegoer to comfortably consume. He goes on to say that the average moviegoer doesn’t want to google hidden meanings or watch the film 2-3 times to notice small details.
Olivia BarkerPublished about a month ago in Humans The Intrigue of Gossip
Gossip – it's a ubiquitous phenomenon that permeates every corner of human society. From whispered conversations in the office break room to the latest celebrity scandal splashed across tabloid headlines, gossip has long held a prominent place in human interaction. But what exactly is gossip, and why are we so drawn to it?
Pigs Are Flying - Retailers Are Rethinking Self-Checkout
I pause mid-scroll and catch the headline. I am dubious. “Wal-Mart, Costco and Other Companies Rethink Self-Checkout” I stumble and brace myself against a solid surface.
Joe Guay - Dispatches From the Guay Life!!Published about a month ago in HumansTonight We're Gonna Party Like It's 1899
Introduction I really am not sure how to present this. My wonderful friend Krista wanted to have a party to blow away the cobwebs of January and February, in the middle of March at the Prohibition Bar in Newcastle.
Mike Singleton - MikeydredPublished about a month ago in HumansRamadan Iftar Dinner
Ramadan is a holy month observed by Muslims worldwide, marked by fasting from dawn till dusk. One of the most significant aspects of Ramadan is the Iftar dinner, where families and communities come together to break their fast. In this guide, we will explore the traditions and recipes associated with Ramadan Iftar.
damsonclarkPublished about a month ago in HumansThe Media Brainwashes You at Every Opportunity
Surprisingly, I did not choose the film, but I enjoyed it, even though I am pretty sure I slept horribly because of it.
sara burdickPublished about a month ago in HumansThe Girlhood Era
Last summer, we thought things had changed. The highest grossing film of the year was Barbie, a satire that spat cold hard facts about the reality of being a woman. It also celebrated all that is good and beautiful about girlhood, and Greta Gerwig appeared to shatter at least a layer of the glass ceiling for women in cinema by being the highest earning female director.
Noelle SpauldingPublished about a month ago in HumansNight's Embrace
For some individuals, the night holds a unique allure that transcends the practicality of sleep. It's a time when the world transforms, the noise subsides, and a different energy permeates the air. This article delves into the multifaceted reasons why some people find solace, inspiration, and a sense of belonging in the quiet hours of the night, uncovering the deeply rooted connection between certain individuals and the nocturnal world.