So mA To

If a single broadcasting tower can instigate this much (silly) creativity in people – not to forget all that bending and stretching involved to get the top bit of the tower into the picture – I guess it’s well worth the hype (entertainment-wise).

(Source: Guardian)

Images of the aftermath of earthquakes make my stomach turn. 

- from The Sartorialist

In a way, the bicycle is a prosthetic leg for all; maybe that’s why it harmonises so well in this photograph. Oh, and the colours of course. Such rich shades!

aquaticambience:

happyheidegger:

Poor Heidegger :’(
the only reallyhappy here is Foucault: HappyFoucault! (for one day)

#but also re: simone de beauvoir #not that many english speakers even KNOW what she thought because the one extant english translation of the second sex is total shit!!!!!!! #translated by a smith college professor in the 50s y’all #he taught like bio #and had about a high school level of french #Y U P #i think they’re making a new one now though #also my co-worker tried to invoke hume to me when i told him that his privilege was showing and i was like #oh honey no not even a little bit #most of the great conflicts in my life have been with philosophy majors/enthusiasts #there are few whom i really love and even fewer of whom i think well #(jack can come he’s okay)

that dude taught at smith??! ahahahahaha I don’t know what about that is so funny but I just imagine this small little bio dude hiding behind his desk as all these native french philosophy readers/feminists/anyone who cares about good books stop by his office and give him the finger for something that’s not really his fault (my prof always blamed the publishers and yelled at them every class)

(btw they did make a new translation it’s apparently very good although I haven’t read it)

(Source: cavetower)

Vidal Sasoon’s Five-Point Cut. Phwar!

Nah mate, Saraceno’s bubbles are way sexier.