‘Endurance’ Review: A Wildly Uneven, AI-Assisted Account of Two Antarctic Expeditions

coms business model and its stance on privacy.

The clams contribution to this partnership is also what gives its mantle its distinctive blue iridescent appearance.clear water the sun isnt filtered very much and the clams should be bleached and killed by all that light – not to mention that there isnt enough food to feed such large animals

a well-documented history of people and nations being so utterly unable to deal with feeling this exposed and unsure that the only compensatory action that could make it stop hurting was violence against those who purportedly caused the pain.and they’ve been living under conditions that disallow them the chance to fully numb the pain.keeping us deathly convinced that what’s unreachably high above us is all that can save us from the darkness below.

We have lost an unspoken sense of ourselves that depended on our routine interactions with a world in which fear and hate had not completely eroded our faith in one another.if we do not ‘resolve’ them too quickly; they can move us beyond and against the vocation of the paranoid victim who regenerates infinitely the justification for war.

something that our self-serving utopia of endless consumer choice tries its best to hide from us: that who you are is actually way less in your control than you think.

that you need other people—that the most basic sense of who you are always comes from somewhere outside.Science Friday spoke with Atlas Obscuras Dylan Thuras and Ella Morton who shared some of their favorite nerdy spots in North America

The curious may find clues lurking in the orders lavish lodges and temples in cities around the world.The centuries-old fraternal organization is often described as the worlds largest secret society; while its existence has long been acknowledged

Some said we could meet up here at the parade.and sometimes he shares his life in a rural island in Fujian Province.