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La Roulette, 1924 #jeanmetzinger #purism

On August 9, 1974, Richard M.

René Magritte, Homesickness, 1943 #museumarchive #renémagritte

The system for choosing who gets a “cool bed" is “arbitrary, inadequate, and ineffective,” a judge ruled.

"I want this industry to just shatter into a million beautiful shards that all have their own heroes, their own things, their own structures, their own funding methods"

A post-apocalyptic, historical fantasy game of personal ambition, community strife, rights claimed and rights denied.

In my view all sex is cringe B) Thank you for reading if you want to support me you c- oh FINE. This is going to get, uh, explicit. I’m gon

You know about the lightbulb and the iPhone. This is the unknown story of another ingenious creation that changed a nation.

An invisible difference in 10% of humans poses deep mysteries in several fields at once.

True to the spirit of America, the most catastrophic thing to happen at the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention this month was not the attempted mass shooting in Atlanta of the agency’s public health workers, but rather the sudden firing of its newly sworn-in director, Susan Monarez, because of her belief in science, which […]

In a bunch of ways, there is no real percentage in remembering what things were actually like during the worst years of the COVID-19 pandemic. Beyond all the uncertainty and suffering and death, there is just not a lot to hang your hat on. It was, in the manner of every single thing befouled by…

Surprise, it's a data center!

Ms. Scott, the former wife of Amazon’s founder, Jeff Bezos, announced Saturday that she had written a new novel, her first book since 2013.

A large part — maybe even the majority — of my generation has nothing to say and no culture of our own. And that part includes many artists,

A Pinal County man used his work truck to bend a license plate-reader camera in Apache Junction over privacy concerns.

From late June through July, successive heat waves swept across large portions of the United States, breaking temperature records and placing more than 100 million people at a time under heat alerts. ABC, CBS, and NBC closely tracked the extreme heat as it moved across the country, repeatedly reporting threatened or broken records and warning viewers about dangerous conditions.What the networks did not explain was why these events kept arriving in rapid succession. Instead, viewers saw extensive reporting on dangerous and record-breaking heat without an explanation of how human-caused warming is making such extreme weather more frequent and severe.

Mutual aid groups that gave out PPEs in Covid are now loaning air purifiers and distributing masks to fume-addled communities

Your possessions came alive. Now they won't stop talking.