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“Find someone who isn’t afraid to admit that they miss you, who knows you aren’t perfect but treats you as if you are, who’s biggest fear is losing you, who says ‘I love you’ and means it with all their heart, someone who believes leaving and giving up isn’t an option.”

— Daily Quotes

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alexspaeth Moonrise in the Devil’s Garden

-Grand Staircase-Escalante National Monument (I hope still)

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Michael Fassbender photographed by Jerome Bonnet

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Rhapsody in Blue from Fantasia 2000 (dir. Eric Goldberg, 1999)

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Drawing I’m working on.

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I got 116/200. 😂👀

hey. how pure are you. (i got 16)

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“Don’t listen to what people say, watch what they do.”

— Unknown

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“I think it’s very healthy to spend time alone. You need to know how to be alone and not be defined by another person.”

— Oscar Wilde

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America has a narcissism problem. This was the conclusion of a recent study published in the journal Psychological Science, in which researchers polled just under 3,000 Americans across 50 states and found that many of them have an outsize and inaccurate view of the importance of their state’s role in US history. They refer to this phenomenon as “collective narcissism.” An individual narcissist is someone with a deep need for validation, someone who thinks they’re great and resents anyone who doesn’t recognize their greatness. Collective narcissists, as my Vox colleague Brian Resnick explained, are “a group of people who desperately need their group to be admired and validated by others.” Collective narcissism is a fashionable idea these days in psychology, and it’s linked to psychologists’ larger concern about a “narcissism epidemic” — more and more individuals with an inflated sense of self. It’s tempting to blame self-indulgent tools like social media and smartphones for this so-called epidemic, and many do. But that’s not quite right, or at least that’s the argument that Will Storr makes in his book Selfie: How We Became So Self-Obsessed and What It’s Doing to Us. Western culture has always been this way, Storr argues, and over time we’ve built up a culture that conditions us to overstate our role in our own successes and failures.

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Source: https://www.commondreams.org/news/2018/07/20/while-child-detention-crisis-has-faded-headlines-horror-and-cruelty-family

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dave_fromthebay Despite its close proximity to Monterey Bay cities, Big Sur is amazingly minimally light-polluted. How do I know? Because of all the noise in the footage 😁😅 This timelapse consists of 750 exposures over a period of 6 hours on a moonless night - between 11pm and 5am. Bioluminescent is still there folks, best visible at McWay Falls Settings: F2, 25s, iso 6400 Sony A7R II Tokina 20mm F2 . . . #wildcalifornia#westbysouthwest#wonderlustcalifornia#timelapsechasers#ig_timelapse#timelapses#visitcalifornia#landscapetimelapse#timelapsevideo#timelapse#best_timelapse#timelapsephotography#bestoftimelapse_#timelapseart#instatimelapse#timelapse#natureprimeshot#night_excl#bigsur#nightphotography#NightScaper#bixbybridge#astrotimelapse#astrophotography#nighttimelapse#ig_astrophotography#starrynight#starrysky#starscape#startimelapse