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"I live on what others don’t know ab me" (Peter Handke)
"I live on what others don’t know ab me" (Peter Handke)
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Ex-husband. Ex-military lawyer. Ex-Arctic explorer. Ex-scorpion owner Ex-expert in air crashes, nuke accidents, shipwrecks Ex-kayaker. Ex-GULAG camp ex-resident Expert on the War in Ukraine 2022-2026 Old fan of Imogen Heap, Fleetwood Mac n' Jim Jarmush
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"I live on what others don’t know ab me" (Peter Handke) reposted
"I live on what others don’t know ab me" (Peter Handke) reposted
"I live on what others don’t know ab me" (Peter Handke) reposted
"I live on what others don’t know ab me" (Peter Handke) reposted
Daß es nur ein Schritt ist von der Kultur zur Barbarei, erfuhr Victor Klemperer am 9. Oktober 1936 am eigenen Leib. Am „wohl bösesten Geburtstag meines Lebens“ teilte man ihm „schonend“ mit, daß er als „Nichtarier“ den Lesesaal der Sächsischen Landesbibliothek nicht mehr benutzen dürfe.
"I live on what others don’t know ab me" (Peter Handke) reposted
"I live on what others don’t know ab me" (Peter Handke) reposted
"I live on what others don’t know ab me" (Peter Handke) reposted
"I live on what others don’t know ab me" (Peter Handke) reposted
"I live on what others don’t know ab me" (Peter Handke) reposted
"I live on what others don’t know ab me" (Peter Handke) reposted
"I live on what others don’t know ab me" (Peter Handke) reposted
In a letter to Margaret Anderson in 1941, Eric Hoffer wrote: "My writing is done in railroad yards while waiting for a freight, in the fields while waiting for a truck, and at noon after lunch.Towns are too distracting." He once remarked,"my writing grows out of my life just as a branch from a tree"
"I live on what others don’t know ab me" (Peter Handke) reposted
"I live on what others don’t know ab me" (Peter Handke) reposted
"I live on what others don’t know ab me" (Peter Handke) reposted
"I live on what others don’t know ab me" (Peter Handke) reposted
There is "popular wisdom" in #Ukraine saying that Russian strikes decrease, or even stop, when visible support rises. We analyzed Kyiv’s air alert archives for 2026 together with the StratCom of the Armed Forces of Ukraine — and the data largely backs it up👇 texty.org.ua/articles/118...
"I live on what others don’t know ab me" (Peter Handke) reposted
"Mr. Silverblatt.. often left his literary guests reeling with the sense they were not in a basement studio of KCRW, the Southern California NPR affiliate, but in the electric ambience of a Bloomsbury salon or a Left Bank cafe" www.nytimes.com/2026/02/20/b...
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Replying to @johnsipher.bsky.social
"A military culture of unquestioning obedience, coupled with an aversion to criticism and a sense of superiority, had caused the US to lose every war it fought since 1945. “Inside America, the last 75 years of military intervention have unleashed a flood of incompetence, hubris, and denial”
"I live on what others don’t know ab me" (Peter Handke) reposted
"I live on what others don’t know ab me" (Peter Handke) reposted
"I live on what others don’t know ab me" (Peter Handke) reposted
"I live on what others don’t know ab me" (Peter Handke) reposted
"I live on what others don’t know ab me" (Peter Handke) reposted
"I live on what others don’t know ab me" (Peter Handke) reposted
"I live on what others don’t know ab me" (Peter Handke) reposted
"I live on what others don’t know ab me" (Peter Handke) reposted
Lowry does not exploit suffering but makes the human a channel through which the exuberance of being volcanically ERUPTS. The Consul resembles a body into which too much cosmos is crammed in far too little time. This is the "cry of matter", yet shaped into human experienc far from a mere tragic hero
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In his 1994 book Descartes’ Error, neuroscientist Antonio Damasio showed that reason was intimately connected to emotion; one could not exist without the other. His own patients with damaged emot centers of the brain were unable to feel but still able to think - and this rendered them fully disabled
In his 1994 book Descartes’ Error, neuroscientist Antonio Damasio showed that reason was intimately connected to emotion; one could not exist without the other. His own patients with damaged emot centers of the brain were unable to feel but still able to think - and this rendered them fully disabled