Montaigne’s tower
Office goals.
Office goals.
I'm being antimelodic. I take pleasure in the difficult harmony of the harsh opposites. Where am I going? And the answer is: I'm going.
What beautiful music I can hear in the depths of me. It is made of geometric lines crossing in the air. It is chamber music. Chamber music has no melody. It is a way of expressing the silence. I am sending you chamber writing.
A shame that the word 'nerves' is related to painful vibrations, otherwise it would be a quartet of nerves. Dark strings that, when plucked, do not speak of 'other things,' they don't change the topic – they are, in and of themselves, they surrender just as they are, without lie or fantasy.
YES (continued).
Eerie, moving, beautiful, heartbreaking, joyous - often within the same panel; a must-read.
In keeping with the move back to a weekly newsletter, I'll be doing a few shifts of things here, simplifying it for myself. So, with that in mind, 404s will abound on some older posts. In other words, trust me, Scott, I know what I'm doing - probably. Should have everything sorted by midweek.
Italian man tries to dodge Covid vaccine wearing fake arm (via The Guardian).
'Milestone' in Stem-Cell-Based Islet Replacement for Type 1 Diabetes (via Medscape).
Possible new clue emerges in Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum heist (via Boston.com).
The Verizon app might be collecting your browsing history and more (via The Verge).
N. Korean middle school student sentenced to 14 years of forced labor for watching S. Korean film (via Daily NK).
I've been obsessed with DEUS EX series since I played the first game 20 years ago. Had no idea these potential and abandoned sequels/prequels came so close to happening - and now I want to play all of them: Ion Storm's lost Deus Ex Sequels (via Eurogamer, from 2014).
PART ONE!!!
It seems I will not be spending another week in the DNS cesspit. Yay.