Esto redondo que tengo detrás en el video no es una galería de arte ni una casa. Es, oficialmente, el país más pequeño del mundo. Se llama Kugelmugel, y está en medio del Prater de Viena. Su historia, aviso, parece una broma muy elaborada, pero es completamente real: En los años

Around 1980, Miles Davis turned to sketching and painting to, as he explained, keep his “mind occupied with something when [he was] not playing music.” This hobby quickly turned into a serious passion, and Davis approached it with the same obsessive creativity he applied to music

Los “vínculos desechables” expresan el malestar de la vida líquida: queremos la seguridad de un lazo profundo, pero sin perder la libertad del individualismo. Y así, nos movemos entre el deseo de conexión y el miedo a quedar atrapados.

Miles Davis composed the Elevator to the Gallows (1958) score in a single session while watching the film. After noting a rough cut, he gathered 4 musicians without rehearsal & recorded it in one take, creating a landmark in improvised film scoring.

Cada nostalgia, por pequeña que sea, elige su paisaje.

“El mundo cabe intacto en el silencio” (J. Ortega)

To family relations. ☕ Watch the full trailer for Jim Jarmusch's Venice Film Festival Golden Lion winner, FATHER MOTHER SISTER BROTHER. Starring Tom Waits, Adam Driver, Mayim Bialik, Charlotte Rampling, Cate Blanchett, Vicky Krieps, Indya Moore and Luka Sabbat.

"Morir de nostalgia por algo que no vivirás nunca"

Cuidar del otro no es evitarle el dolor, sino no dejarlo solo frente a lo que duele.

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"As psychologist Arthur Jensen stated over fifty years ago, “A philosophy of equalization, however laudable its ideals, cannot work if it is based on false premises, and no amount of propaganda can make it appear to work. Its failures will be forced upon everyone.” Link👇

"What causes these individual differences in intelligence and achievement that educators are so determined to deny, downplay, or ignore? … This is where educators get really nervous, because the major cause of individual differences in intelligence seems to be genetics."

"However, when schools have a good curriculum and experienced teachers, individual differences in student achievement widen. Yes, struggling students do perform slightly better—but the most able students show greater gains...

"New survey reveals 1 in 3 younger Americans support political violence, with highest rates among very liberal respondents and those with graduate degrees. 53% of Black GenZ expressed agreement that violence is necessary for social change."

“Instead of just substituting one hallucinated fake reference for a new ‘real’ reference, they’ve substituted the fake hallucinated references and in the new version, there’s like five, six or seven or eight in their place,” https://t.co/nDK7nimlXd

"We’re egalitarian, yes, but also predatory and hierarchical... The idea that human nature was forged in a chaos of sundry social environments might be more distressing than a narrative about small, egalitarian bands"

"The human brain expects monsters, and it finds them."

...and even imaginary expressions of prejudice, such that we’ve had to invent the concept of “micro-aggressions”. We are fixating on “smaller and smaller injustices,” writes Gray. “People feel outraged not despite increasing equality but because of it.”

"Tellingly, PTSD rates are actually higher in richer, safer countries – an astonishing six times higher in Canada than in Mexico. It’s notable, too, that as the West has rapidly become less racist, sexist and homophobic, we’ve become much more sensitive to even vague...

“A growing body of scientific work shows that our minds and bodies evolved to help us escape threats, not be the threat.” "Anxiety is not the fear of imminent and obvious danger that leads to fight-or-flight, but a nagging alertness to dangers unseen."