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MICHAEL ADZEMA Page 36 …or killer hurricane. But in the meantime they’re drinking themselves silly, drugging ... gonna party their way to the end. That is not a rational response to the end of all life. Other responses on the apocalypse have machismo aspects to them. In fact, most sites about apocalypse have a macho message in common. Macho, Macho Man You are not going to believe it, but check it out: The theme ... now look deeply, if you’re not used to picking up on people’s motives off hand ... the theme goes something like this: Well, folks, we’re all gonna die. But big deal. I’m so fucking macho, I laugh at death! Here, let me prove it to you. Come here, death, right up to my face! See, everybody. How I look directly into this face, this face of death!
APOCALYPSE – NO! Page 25 …used as a murder weapon by being forced into the victim’s mouth. It seems to be becoming a writer/director’s fad, as increasingly creative ways are being imagined to play it out in scripts. Told You I Didn’t Like Vegetables! Another common variation is when the suffocating item comes out of the person’s mouth. In this frequent scenario, the victim is “infected” with some kind of alien spore which grows inside of him or her and comes thrusting up from inside of the person’s body and out of the mouth, lodging itself there. Often this alien extrusion looks something like a huge asparagus emerging. The perverse sexual aspect of the image also has roots in perinatal, specifically, BPM III experience. This “vegetable” eruption always happens suddenly and climactically, and almost always it results in death. Scenes like this I have observed in the movie “Jacob’s Ladder,” several times on the hit show The X Files, and in many, many other shows.
@historyofart@mastodon.art « Scène vénitienne avec Santa Maria della Salute » (1863) par Josef Püttner (1821-1881), peintre paysagiste et marin germano-autrichien. Les gondoles glissent sur les eaux calmes dans un décor vénitien serein, avec la majestueuse église Santa Maria della Salute en arrière-plan, sous un ciel immense.
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do not need a weatherman know which way the wind blows here. Predominantly NW or SE, channeled by the ridge behind. Glacier Lake first view here. Trail drops from a 3050m summit to around the 2955m lake.
Headwall of Rock Creek Canyon we are standing on it. Outflow of Glacier Lake, looking SE. There is a dam on this lake but I think there has always been a lake here.
“...while we watched with paralyzed hand on one side, on the other our lesser selves are presently taking us on a path that leads inevitably, to ... total life extinction on this planet, and possibly even to planetary annihilation — the destruction of this planet itself.” In our look at the irrational responses and reactions humans are currently having to the end of all time, let us first consider the obvious: Denial. Inner denial and its outward companion, false bravado. The Zombie Apocalypse People put up fronts of false bravado — “tough guy”-ness — to defend against their apocalyptic fears. But to do so they need to deaden themselves to the facts. They are not just “compartmentalizing,” which many of us do. For it is virtually impossible to function while taking in the…
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I. APOCALYPSE AND INSANITY Page 10 For most people, I would assume I am not saying anything new in pointing out that our times are unique. All times are unique, true. Still, what no other time has seen is the actual — not imagined — possibility, even likelihood, of the “end of the world.” We are facing the end of our species and perhaps all life on this planet along with us. Considering just one scenario, we have the capacity, with only a minuscule amount of our nuclear weapons, to wipe out everything living on this planet. We all know this. I used the phrase, just now, “end of the world,” deliberately. For I expect that it will evoke in some a reaction that what I am going to say from here on will be a drawn-out verbal version of a familiar cartoon, depicting a bearded and bedraggled man on a street corner, carrying a sign or wearing a clapboard proclaiming, “The end is near!” and that what I will say will have just about as much credibility as that man’s would. I take that chance to make my first point ... which is: The fact that we can so easily dismiss, ridicule, and smugly deride such ideas of apocalypse points to our complacency with these strangest and most precarious of days. In fact, we have lived with this unprecedented situation — dangling on a thread, as it were, above the abyss of nuclear annihilation, to name just one of the possible forces of extinction ... we’ve lived with it for so long as for it to seem commonplace, as part of the normal and familiar furniture of our daily lives.
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Bar chart of the top ten wettest Septembers in Fairbanks between 1905 and 2026 with this year highlighted as the second wettest.
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What the official accommodation platform tells us about the cost, distance and visible availability of staying in Antalya for climate COP31
Séminaire DIAL jeudi 1 octobre de 12h30 à 13h45
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