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36|m| Humanities, culture&books, anime&Japan, musings, horrors&religion. etc. Too unserious. ^^;

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Joined July 2019
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Plus, being independent from Big Tech on your posting space feels nice. Posts on social media and other similar, bigger portals feel too fading, replaceable. It's nice to have something more stable and your own.
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Clayface reminds me to work on remaking my blog. I'm too bad at working on things, writing things and worry normally my texts are just too short. But sometimes there are occasions when I feel inspired to write a longer text and blog could work in such cases. I actually used to +
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write longer reviews of books regularly. Just having a place to put a bit longer texts feels nice.
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Although now that I think about it, Clayface's final look is fascinating - both psychologically and body horror, body transformation-wise. Signifying the final disintegration of his personaliy, psyche and body. Also the way the brought medicine and biology to the story was [+]
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really interesting.
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Amazonで買った本が届きました☺️ポーランド語の本です✨🇵🇱
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The Lasting Legacy of Lotte Reiniger acmi.net.au/stories-and-idea…
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Also regarding body transformation in "Clayface", I think I prefer kind of more abstract horror (like on the picture) or more realistic take on the character design. I like idea and psychological torment behind the cartoon design, but it kind of felt too cartoonish.
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It kind of feels like Clayface at this point should just become an incel and vent his rage on 4chan. ^^ 😁
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I've just seen "Clayface" in cinema. I had a great time. 🙂 I liked the psychology, the social edge, story about the modern&Hollywood obsession with beauty and status. It was great to see modern take on it with body horror. I really enjoyed the ending, it had some of [+]
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about who was Clayface impersonating currently. I liked how the main anti-villain was sympathetic. The minus was how relatively straightforward the plot was, but at the same time it makes the protagonist's journey believable.
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Today's job sample at the warehouse was a bit stressful, but I'm so glad I survived and everyone was really patient, kind and helpful. And I had a great time seeing "Clayface" in the cinema with my cousin and her boyfriend. 🙂 I'm glad I'll now have a week long break, I'll [+]
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need to recover a bit. ^^
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"Clayface" may not have been as great as "Joker", but I liked its themes and goals. I really enjoyed it. I could see myself going to the cinema for more Batman villains films and for more Batman films. I like their social commentary and psychology.
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At one moment of "Digital minimalism" Newport hypothesises that the use of twitter takes 2 hours weekly and says it's too much. Although it's more of an example. It reminds me how I read that Mark Zuckerberg hardly lets his kids use social media.
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I was going to return all my borrowed books to the library, but I realized I'm still interested in books about Big Tech - and I returned to reading "Digital minimalism" too. It's nice when I don't have to rush it. Newport interestingly brings up Thoreau's minimalism and tells us+
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to think about our use of technology with purpose in mind.
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New diary entry written! 🙂 (I had a random thought I have time to write one) These usually bring some selfreflection and nice melancholy, I like them. Plus it feels nice to write them at nacht and just focus only on putting the pen to paper. This again makes me think I should +
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try to make for myself more quiet moments to think, away from the screens. Also: Saint Brian Tracy and Jordan Peterson, please pray for me.
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