Not a serious person.
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Very based.
Hayao Miyazaki on modern anime, via Roland Kelts the author of 'Japanamerica'
"Hayao Miyazaki said to me at one point: 'The problem with young anime artists today is that the only thing they study is anime. When we were young, we studied French literature, we studied impressionism, we read Dostoevsky. We swallowed everything. And then we went and created original anime. But if you grow up and all you watch is anime, you're just regurgitating spinning wheels.'"
He also spoke about his work on the upcoming documentary 'Tezuka! God of Manga'
The people with "illiberal attitudes to punishment" don't actually care about what is humane, they just care about revenge and don't want to pay for people to be in prison.
I've always been partial to panpsychism, but I admit it's very unlikely to be true.
The brain doesn’t create consciousness, neuropsychiatrist Iain McGilchrist argues. It shapes it, the way a larynx shapes air into a voice. In this video, he makes the case that consciousness pervades everything, from single cells to mountains. Watch it here: bigthink.com/the-well/the-co…
I'll never understand this attitude, having female friends is probably one of the few surefire ways of ending up in a relationship at some point, rarely happens with the friend in question, sure, but it makes you associate more with women in general.
The look of that zombie is probably the most obvious Evil Dead reference in this movie.
one of the best jumpscares i've seen in a horror movie in a long time... the way they had us focused on one threat just to catch us completely off guard with another… i'm actually embarrassed by the scream i let out here 😭 #ResidentEvil
>Trump ruining Israel too
Insh'allah.
Trump Says He Will Move to Israel to Become Prime Minister If U.S. Turns on Him tmz.me/4Aap1wW
Teasing an 8 year old teaser, still 100% certain this is going to be released on the 20th anniversary of Skyrim(e.g 2031).
The grievances that the U.S founders levied against George III as reasons for the war of independence wouldn't even merit 5 seconds on any news channel in 2026, let alone be seen as justifications for a revolution, at least partly because of their intrinsic bourgeois character.
