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abductedlawnchair · 4 months
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*ranting and raving and stomping on rooftops and flailing my arms about* HUMANS ARE AMIMALS!!! WE ARE ANIMALS!!! QUIT ACTING LIKE WE'RE NOT!!!
I am so goddamn tired of society acting like we're not!!! I am so goddamn tired of us as a society acting like we are above all the other animals!!! I do not care that we are the apex!!! We are fucking ANIMALS!!! Like, just take a step back and observe us like we have our own nature documentary on Nat Geo or something. Maybe with David Attenborough or whatever, idc. Just imagine it.
We are a species of apes that just so happened to gain the ability of extremely complex and abstract thought, capability of language, an almost absurd level of self-awareness, and the type of intelligence that allowed us to discover, invent, and develop tools. A species of apes that just so happen to have such a crazy level of curiosity that we have the capability to learn about the world around us, and beyond.
The way we learn and develop is fascinating. If you observe a toddler from that standpoint, watching them interact with the world around them, you'd see how natural curiosity is to us, in our human nature. Neil deGrasse Tyson has literally said that children are beings of chaos because they're curious and learning about the world around them.
We all have children in us, just like we have our ancestors in us!!! Our brains are wired like theirs. Relatively, we have been in this state of society for an extremely short amount of time!! Our brains and nervous systems are still wired to survive and keep us safe from predators and other dangers!!
We are social creatures!! We need love and connection to survive!! We can't do things on our own. The only reason we ever got to where we are is because we work together and communicate and share knowledge. The way society is right now is too isolating!! Humans aren't meant to be fighting for a place in society!! Haven't you seen zookeepers?? Or anyone who cares for nature in any capacity?? We have an incredible capacity for compassion and caretaking, because we have the capability to know and understand the inner workings of ourselves and countless other species!! Caretaking and compassion is literally an innate human trait!! We're supposed to take care of each other and the world around us!! We literally are capable of pack bonding with ROOMBAS, for fucks sake!! Little robots that our ape brains see moving around on its own, being part of our homes, and thinks "little guy is alive... I love him"!!! Isn't that beautiful???
We were an evolution of Mother Earth, Herself, to grow Her and expand Her and care for Her!!! Whether you believe in intelligent design or just the absurdity of it all, it still happened like that. We have the capacity to care for Her in an evolved level, yet we're fucking it up so badly right now.
Indigenous cultures have always been on the right track. They've always been right about this. They have always known that we are all pieces of the same organism, just like the atoms and cells and organs and electricity in your body are all part of one body!!
And btw, culture is another HUGE part of us being social creatures!! Being expressive and creative and connected!! That's part of our nature!! We're meant to sing and dance and laugh together!! That connectivity of us being a collective is So Important!!! Making fun of people for being "sheep", or having "herd mentality" every single time is so stupid because yes!!! Yes that's EXACTLY how we are supposed to be!!! We are social creatures, remember?? The whole point is that we do things together!!!
I know how society is rn isn't the end all, be all, but it just breaks my heart that this Capitalism shit goes against some of the most beautiful parts of humanity!! We are animals!!! We are cute and curious and compassionate and social and we need warmth and sunlight and sustenance from the earth and water and sleep and shelter from the elements!! We have instincts just like everything else!! We came from the dust and we will return to the dust because we will always be part of the Earth, just like all the other animals!! And somehow, despite all odds, despite how robotic Capitalism wants us to be, our human nature seeps into everything.
Take care of yourself! You are an animal, after all! <3
*climbs off rooftop... for now*
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dougielombax · 2 months
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The Endless Decay of the Abyss when the Unshakable Power of the Human Spirit coupled with sheer fucking stubbornness and willpower walks into the room:
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The human spirit is so beautiful and indomitable that even throughout our most dire circumstances we are driven to create art through and from them. We are so guided by beauty that we create beauty from abject ugliness. From nothingness. That we cross the globe to see the beauty that others created for us. That we devote our lives to it. Creativity is so beautiful and wonderful that we ascribe our inspirations to powers far greater than ourselves. Our love is so strong that we sacrifice our lives for it, and sob over stories where others do the same. Humankind is amazing and beautiful, and it always has been.
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mossfrg · 10 months
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I love how ao3 goes down and everyone comes together to:
complain
make memes
exchange downloaded fics/post the original ones if author
explain how to work wattpad/fanfiction.net
Something something humans being humans, coming together and helping, blah blah
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blackswaneuroparedux · 11 months
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If you only do what others have already done, you will only feel what others have already felt. However, if you choose to achieve something that no one has ever done, then you will have a satisfaction that no one else has ever had.
- Sir Edmund Hillary
Sir Edmund Hillary of New Zealand and Tenzing Norgay, a Sherpa from Nepal, made history as the first individuals to conquer the summit of Mount Everest.
The image captures them near Camp IX in Nepal, just one day before reaching their ultimate goal. This monumental achievement took place on 29 May 1953, concluding a long-standing quest to conquer the world's highest peak.
Their triumph symbolises the indomitable human spirit and the collaborative efforts of countless explorers who dared to challenge the unconquerable.
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namitha · 9 months
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The essence of love lies in its remarkable ability to discover beauty even amidst the depths of pain. It is a profound connection that transcends hardships and reveals the profound strength of the human spirit. Love's unwavering gaze finds the silver lining in every dark cloud, weaving hope and compassion into the fabric of our lives. Through the trials and tribulations, love becomes a guiding light, illuminating the path towards healing and growth. Embracing both joy and sorrow, love teaches us to cherish every moment, as each experience enriches the tapestry of our shared journey. It is in the face of adversity that love's true essence is revealed, binding hearts together with an unbreakable bond, for it is through pain that we truly learn the transformative power of love.
//Wednesday 26th July//
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theburninggalaxy · 2 years
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There's a trend on tiktok rn that's literally just slideshows of "the indomitable human spirit" winning over "the indifferent cruelty of the universe" with hopes and dreams from undertale playing in the background and I can't help but think that we are part of the universe.
So often we think of The Universe being this completely separate thing from us here on earth, but it really isn't. We just happened to be the part(s) of the universe that woke up, we are the universe seeing itself for maybe the first time, looking around in curiosity and wonder and despair and hopelessness.
The sky is mostly dark, but in the short time I've been alive I've never met someone who doesn't look up at the stars because of that.
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stardust948 · 3 months
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Black-centered Human Spirit and Rain
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soulinkpoetry · 1 year
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Frida Kahlo said “At the end of the day, we can endure much more than we think we can.”
Why do we look for strength outside of ourselves when we know all the answers and strength lie within us?
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mishalogic · 11 months
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With the brilliance of Science and technology!
the Human spirit, mind, vision and the help of Nature!
"THE GREENING OF MARS"!
May well be possible to bring back life to a
"dead planet"!!! ... Misha
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kamala-laxman · 1 year
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Deep down in the human spirit, there is a reservoir of courage. It is always available, always waiting to be discovered.  Pema Chodron
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pratchettquotes · 2 years
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[...] One of the things sometimes forgotten about the human spirit is that while it is, in the right conditions, noble and brave and wonderful, it is also, when you get right down to it, only human.
Terry Pratchett, Guards! Guards!
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20y2 · 1 year
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blueheartbookclub · 3 months
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Unearthing Wonders: A Journey into the Depths of Jules Verne's "A Journey to the Centre of the Earth"
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Jules Verne's "A Journey to the Centre of the Earth" is an extraordinary odyssey that transcends the limits of imagination and plunges readers into the heart of an enigmatic subterranean world. Originally published in 1864, this timeless classic continues to captivate audiences with its gripping narrative, scientific curiosity, and the boundless spirit of adventure that permeates every page.
The story begins in Hamburg, Germany, where Professor Otto Lidenbrock discovers an ancient Icelandic manuscript that hints at a passage to the center of the Earth. Fueled by an insatiable thirst for knowledge and adventure, the professor, along with his reluctant nephew Axel and their guide Hans Belker, embarks on a perilous journey beneath the Earth's surface.
Verne's narrative unfolds as a first-person account penned by Axel, offering readers a front-row seat to the awe-inspiring discoveries and challenges encountered during their subterranean expedition. The trio navigates through labyrinthine caves, encounters prehistoric creatures, and witnesses geological marvels, each episode building a sense of wonder and excitement.
One of the novella's strengths lies in Verne's ability to blend scientific knowledge with the art of storytelling. The meticulous attention to geological and physical details reflects Verne's fascination with science and exploration. The vivid descriptions of the underground landscapes, illuminated by the trio's improvised lighting, create a palpable sense of the unknown and evoke a spirit of scientific discovery.
Verne's characters are both endearing and emblematic of the scientific curiosity prevalent in the 19th century. Professor Lidenbrock embodies the relentless pursuit of knowledge, Axel represents the inquisitive but apprehensive observer, and Hans exemplifies the silent determination of the guide. Together, they form a trio that captures the essence of exploration and scientific inquiry.
The novella's enduring appeal lies in its timeless themes—curiosity, exploration, and the indomitable human spirit. Verne invites readers to reflect on the nature of discovery and the insatiable desire to unravel the mysteries of the world. As the characters delve deeper into the Earth, the narrative becomes a metaphorical journey into the uncharted realms of human potential and the boundless possibilities of scientific exploration.
In addition to its narrative prowess, "A Journey to the Centre of the Earth" serves as a precursor to the science fiction genre, influencing generations of writers and filmmakers. Verne's imaginative storytelling laid the groundwork for tales of subterranean adventures and became a benchmark for science fiction's capacity to transport readers to unexplored realms.
In conclusion, Jules Verne's "A Journey to the Centre of the Earth" stands as a testament to the enduring power of storytelling and the insatiable curiosity that drives human exploration. The novella's blend of scientific precision, vibrant characters, and enthralling adventures continues to inspire readers to embark on their own journeys of discovery, inviting them to unearth the wonders hidden beneath the surface of the known world.
Jules Verne's "A Journey to the Centre of the Earth" is available in Amazon in paperback 14.99$ and hardcover 22.99$ editions.
Number of pages: 310
Language: English
Rating: 9/10                                           
Link of the book!
Review By: King's Cat
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denkym · 4 months
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SUNSET MYSTICS // Red Rock Canyon, Nevada
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