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SLEEP IS WRONG
Not easy listening, fantastic track
This clicks through to the strangest thing I have read today. The Hackers image is just for 90’s nostalgia.
I find manifestos to be pretty fascinating. To write one is an act of really putting yourself out there. I have a hard time picturing most people making plain statements about their beliefs, or establishing an ethos that they then make themselves publicly accountable for.
Everyday life in Japan’s Edo Period would today be known as a recycling society. They didn’t just recycle to reduce garbage; they had a mentality of valuing things and completely using everything up. For those of us who live in Japan’s disposable society of today, there might be a lot of things we can learn from the Edo Period recycling mentality.
Despite the fact I am constantly annoyed with the hassle of involved in doing the recycling in this country, I find it charming that this is actually part of a long history of reusing and re-purposing.
This is intense. I have been loving doing the research for my second piece
Artist Jason de Caires Taylor creates life-size cement sculptures of people and submerges them into the waters of South America. As time passes the sculptures become part of the underwater landscape and slowly become artificial reefs ripe with marine life.
(via theatlantic)
Not a thing (Taken with instagram)
Last time at IOX スキー場 (Taken with instagram)
Not glamorous, but for today, it works (Taken with instagram)
5 Spot Jazz (Taken with instagram)
Taken with instagram
Curious things at 5 Spot Jazz Works (Taken with instagram)
