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Church “Verklärung Christi” (1960-64) in Feldberg, Germany, by Rainer Disse

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i support the DPRK in their revolutionary efforts to give voice to the oppressed beings of the world driven into exile by the capitalist regime 

is this real life

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man is regressing to the cave dwelling – but in an estranged, repugnant form. The savage in his cave – an element of nature which is freely available for his use and shelter – does not experience his environment as alien; he feels just as much at home as a fish in water. But the poor man’s basement dwelling is an uncongenial element, an “alien, restrictive power which only surrenders itself to him at the expense of his sweat and blood".

Marx - Private Property and Labor 1844 (via dailymarx)

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I tell myself: I am going to die, but this means nothing, since I cannot manage to believe it and I can only experience other people’s death. I have seen people die. Above all, I have seen dogs die. It was touching them that overwhelmed me. Then I think of flowers, smiles, the desire for women, and realize that my whole horror of death lies in my anxiety to live. I am jealous of those who will live and for whom flowers and the desire for women will have their full flesh and blood meaning. I am envious because I love life too much not to be selfish.

 Albert Camus - The Wind at Djemila (via sisyphean-revolt)

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we've played our roles, we've acted out scripted entire lives, in our own heads

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“Hand colored engraved comparative view of the Principal Waterfalls in the World, arranged for comparison from Europe and Africa Americas.” Waterfalls. Drawn and engraved by John Emslie. 1846.

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The Old Public Library in Cincinnati, Ohio.

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Pius Fox

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December 21, 2016, 11:00 am @ 27.995502, 12.023764

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Iamge from L'hippocampe, ou ‘Cheval marin’, short documentary by Jean Painlevé. 1934. The film till now : a survey of world cinema. 1960.