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Life without relationships with others, without people we can talk to, trust, act with, think with, and exchange ideas with, is not a humanistic life.

Unfortunately! This is our curse, we lack social and historical memory.

Der Tanz der Lindenblüten! Wasserballett!

A low-angle shot of a riverbed with a small reflecting the sky. Large, smooth rocks and sparse green and brown vegetation fill the rocky terrain, with trees in the background under a clear blue sky.

Wilderness

A scene from the film Temple Grandin

A good docudrama for understanding autism 📽️
Temple Grandin. Dir. Mick Jackson

I started to make new decisions recently. I think I can leave everything and go after watching the series :)

I've watched Black Bird and Presumed Innocent, both very good. I'll start watching Severance in a few days. I'm sure I'll like it.

This effort stems from the awareness that language is not only a means of communication but also a form of belonging and existence, a living organism that shapes the spirit and existence of a people. Language is identity. The death of language is to remain without identity.

In one of the linguistics books it is mentioned that most languages disappear and some are resurrected.When the last person who knows the language dies, the language also dies.Kaurna language is one of them.However, theKaurna people made a serious effort to revive their language and revitalised it >

YouTube video by Kral Müzik Yağmurun Elleri - Yeni Türkü

This poem also has a song in Turkish.
https://youtu.be/Ieb2TITJl6o?feature=shared

I wish you a wonderful holiday where you will rest and have fun 💚

I saw Ari Aster's Eddington.It's typical Aster style but lacks integrity.The psychological elements and Phoenix are fantastic.However, the themes are intertwined. I kept expecting the threads to come together by the end, but instead, they became even more complex. I'm not sure if I'd watch it again📽️

If I came across this bird, I could watch it for hours. What a beautiful bird!

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A priceless feeling 🍀💚

An image with 4 film posters. In order: 1. Where the Crawdads Sing / Dir. Olivia Newman 2. In Bruges / Dir. Martin McDonagh 3. Pain & Glory / Dir. Pedro Almodóvar 4. Calamari Union / Dir. Aki Kaurismäki

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I hope as soon as possible :)
good morning🌻

First came the scent of rain. Then the drops.

I commented on this particular photo. I don't know the other photos. Like our tastes, our perception of art is personal; if my comment offends you, I can delete it.

Except for the child in the photograph, the composition looks artificial; even if it is real, it has lost its realism with the arrangements. Perhaps the photographer aimed for a fantastic image. I am not interested in over-edited, storyless photographs, so I don't investigate them.

The photo was either produced with AI or AI tools were used a lot. No sense of reality.

It's terribly hot. I can't go out.

My favourite chaos ✨

A woman with her back to the viewer ascends a wide, stone staircase. She is dressed in a dark green, utilitarian jacket and trousers, with a backpack slung over one shoulder. The lighting from above highlights the worn texture of the concrete steps and walls. White, block letters are painted onto the steps, partially obscured by her movement, but clearly spell out "THE TRUTH WILL SURFACE". The overall atmosphere is somber and somewhat mysterious.

Silo is a tv series with philosophical underpinnings. It's clearly inspired by Fritz Lang. It's the first time I've watched a TV series in a long time. 📽️

The Twitter juggler trolls have come to Bluesky in disguise. But you can tell what they are by their style.

A purple flower

On my balcony 🌿

Moin 🌻☕

The platform has much more important problems that need to be fixed. For example, the translation no longer works. Posts only appear on the home page for one hour. I could go on and on.

The poster alone was brilliant. Nolan's touch, indeed ✨
I didn't know the trailer was released.