thewildswan
The wild swan
A guy that landed Planet Earth on 1989 (human gregorian calendar).
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Music: classical, baroque, swing, jazz, blues, psychedelia, old school rock, trip-hop, darkwave, coldwave, synthpop and shoegaze.
Cinema: film noir, precode films, alternative cinema, gay themed films.
Poems, writings, photographies, illustrations, kitsch stuff, rants and art.
About me: Individualist. Anti-collectivist. Anti-communist. Anti-statism. And cantankerous too ;)
Pro: self-ownership, voluntaryism, natural-rights, civil rights.
Sick of cuckoo religions [specially sick of tumblr islam promotion], ideologies [specially marxist-leftist bullshit] and unethical science [there's a lot of crazy scientists contaminating, feeding drugs to kids and fucking up everything too].
I'm fine if you're blue, have three eyes and tentacles, just talk me cool stuff.
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Central Park at Night by Johann Henrik Carl Berthelsen
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“Faith in life, in oneself, in others must be built on the hard rock of realism; that is to say, on the capacity to see evil where it is, to see swindle, destructiveness, and selfishness not only when they are obvious but in their many disguises and rationalisations. Indeed, faith, love, and hope must go together with such a passion for seeing reality in all its nakedness that the outsider would be prone to call the attitude ‘cynicism.’ And cynical it is, when we mean by it the refusal to be taken in by the sweet and plausible lies that cover almost everything that is said and believed. But this kind of cynicism is not cynicism; it is uncompromisingly critical, a refusal to play the game in a system of deception.”
— Erich Fromm, The Art of Being
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Years without posting here, so Arggghhhhhh!
“Sometimes a scream is better than a thesis.”
— Ralph Waldo Emerson, Journals (1822–1863)
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‘Vom Himmel durch die tiefsten Klüfte, ein milder Stern hernieder lacht.
Vom Tannenwalde steigen Düfte und helle wird die Winternacht.’
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Christmas tree, Lobby of the Edison Building, Los Angeles, December 24, 1934
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The Forest Fairy: Christmas in Switzerland by E. H. K. Hugessen (1896).
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The London Illustrated News, Christmas number 1961
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