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First base coach talking to a runner: "Ok so stay here until you can go to the next one. If you get to that one try to get to the third one. A colleague of mine is waiting there for you"
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They should write a book that has the same budget as a big studio blockbuster. Just imagine how incredible a book could be if the writer had $150 million to produce it
nothing will make you feel better about your own life than learning how ordinary people lived in any period of history
i think that in a decade 2000s nostalgia is going to completely overtake pop culture. we’re already starting to see it.
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John Boorman has a good line about this. When you make a film, you’re turning money into light. But the real trick is that you have to then turn the light back into money.
People in my lane: mud golems with no particular purpose in life other than waiting in line and they love it
People in the lane next to mine: perfect ninja cyborgs using wifi & pheromones to communicate in real time. 2 milliseconds reaction time
met a guy in tf2 who only started playing the game because his friend, a valve employee, gave him a tour of valve headquarters and told him to check out their games
every time i listen to a jazz album for the first time i discover again that jazz is one of the greatest achievements of the human race
my contribution to astrology discourse: did you know the reagans had a court astrologer. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Joan_Q…
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Seriously does not taste good @MillerLite
“magic” is always intuitive- it’s the idea that abstract human constructs and emotions can have physical consequences in the same way they affect us mentally. advanced technology always makes no sense on first exposure because the universe does not care about human intuition.

















