#innovative life

[djevilninja]

The innovating music and the party-making beats, We are creators of moving your feet. We designed the beat with computers in mind, To regulate sensation, to repossess your mind.

Arabian Prince & The Sheiks feat Dr. Dre - Innovative Life

#arabian prince and the sheiks #arabian prince #dr. dre #music #hip hop #electro #80s #old school #west coast #compton #innovative life

[hypewinter]

After winning a science fair, Danny's intellect gets noticed by a genius billionaire. That's how he ends up getting a scholarship to work personally under Lex Luthor at LexCorp. Cool! Who's Lex Luthor?

#dp x dc #dc x dp #dpxdc #hyper prompts #that iron curtain surrounding amity park unfortunately goes both ways #danny is just hyped to be working on the lastest innovations #and since he's lived with mad scientists all his life #he doesn't really question his mentor's more 'eccentric' behavior #all the heroes trying to interrogate him is weird though

[despazito]

"we don't need these animals when we have machines"

"I don't need a garden I can just go to the store"

"I don't need to go to the library I have a smartphone"

"I can just watch it online"

"I can just order it to my house"

"I can just stay home"

..

....

"why am I so lonely?"

#hell yeah we innovated away all flavor in life!

[sharks-are-friends-not-foes]

🐙 Daily Cephalopod Fact: 🐙

Coconut Octopus: This species has been reported to show bipedal locomotion, or "stilt-walking". This involves rolling two legs to walk while the other six legs are used to mimic the appearance of a floating coconut. They have also been bserved using tools for concealment and defense by gathering available debris to create a shelter. Researchers have filmed this species collecting coconut half-shells from the sea floor, that had been discarded by humans. They were then carried up to 66 ft and arranged around the body of the octopus to form a spherical hiding place similar to a clam-shell.

#coconut octopus #highly intelligent #tool users #innovative #cephalopod facts #daily cephalopod fact #daily cephalopod #facts about cephalopods #cephalopod #shark blog #respect the locals #marine animals #marine biology #marine life #marine #ocean animal #ocean life #ocean

[grasslandgirl]

my favorite kinds of bad kids fan art is when there's one of the girls that's like saint/oracle/devil or etc etc like depicting their huge world bending influence and power and then. also the boys are here. yeah they're just guys<3 special normal guys<3

#not that riz Fabian gorgug ARENT powerful and incredible. its just. very funny. the influence and scope of the girls' versus just. #'yeah gorgug's an incredible innovated barbificer. Fabian's the most popular guy in school! riz can't fail at investigation-' #"what? oh the girls? yeah Kristen brought a couple dead gods back to life adaine can see and manipulate the future fig changed the domain o #a fallen god by the power of rock etc etc nbd' #d20 #fh #bad kids #bad girls my loves my darlings my angels <3333

[thepersonalquotes]

If things are not failing, you are not innovating enough.

Elon Musk

#Elon Musk #thepersonalquotes #fail #innovation #thing #quotes #literature #lit #prose #life quotes

[existentialjoyquest]

The future is a book with blank pages; only you hold the pen. Write a story that inspires, captivates, and reflects the extraordinary journey of your life...

#daily quotes #inspiring quotes #quoteoftheday #deep thoughts #motivation #life lessons #feelings #life quotes #innovation #quote of the day #future #love quotes #lol #inspirational quotes #quotes #video #shorts

[dreamaboutwhathappens]

it’s interesting to see how taylor has always imagined her ideal partner as being courageous (“headfirst fearless,” “this love is brave and wild,” “you walked in wearing a football helmet and said okay let’s talk,” “don’t blame me love made me crazy if it doesn’t you ain’t doing it right,” “standing broad-shouldered next to her was a love that was really something….”) and how i think at first she thought that joe simply being willing to be with her felt courageous but then as she grew she realized that it wasn’t enough of that feeling because he wasn’t always standing broad-shouldered next to her, only when it was convenient for him. and that’s not fearless. that’s just doing what’s easiest

#i’ve been thinking a lot recently about love languages #and how not only are there the five that everyone talks abouf #but like. for me. i experience love through excitement. i’m excited about this! and if you love me then you should be too! #and how i show others i love them is by being excited about their lives snd interests #so i’ve been thinking lately that another love language (or maybe currency) is an emotion #and i think for taylor it has always been fearlessness #because she’s SUCH an innovator. about everything #her career and her work and her personal life and the industry and and and #so i think part of love for her is the enjoyment of trying new things!! and exploring how that can improve your life! #and i think that’s what she’s talking about all those times #and also why sweet nothing is on the denial playlist. oops. #(what she originally ran home to him for was the love that made her crazy. not sweet nothing.) #ttpd #random thoughts with grace

[identityquest]

some rapo girlies 💖

#digital art #dtl #drawn to life #dtl:iolani #dtl:constance #i thiiink... iolanis dad was the main engineer on the gj's space elevator project. she maintains it now and keeps it running #and constance is one of those gals who struggles a little in social situations so she buries herself in books #she got frustrated with bad lit so she started writing her own and is fairly popular #i think most raposa dont wear pants unless its like ppe for things like mining or biohazard work #the gj is a little innovative in that way. this is the equivalent of wearing a cropped firemans jacket but w/o the cancer risk #something similar is going on in watersong with the long frilly dresses. most dresses dont usually go much further below the knees #but watersong residents like the length bc the dresses are fluffier with it and theyre all about that #fine and good au

[thepersonalwords]

Creativity is the new currency, so, are you credited with new thoughts or overdrawn in old thinking?

Onyi Anyado

#quotes #Onyi Anyado #thepersonalwords #literature #life quotes #prose #lit #spilled ink #creativity #creativity-quotes #disruptive-innovation #entrepreneur #entrepreneur-quotes #entrepreneurship #innovation #leadership #mind #mindset #thought-leader

[horreurscopes]

not that i wasn't doing it for the longest time in the 2010s and it probably is a stepping stone that many younger artists will eventually outgrow but man something about the pinterest reference industrial complex bums me out.... nothing takes the magic out of a piece of art like seeing it and being like i know exactly what photo from the aesthetic side of pinterest this pose/study is from

#ive been an artist my entire life i know there's nothing wrong with using references. this is not what im talking about #it's about algorithmic homogeneity. it's about colloquial aesthetic over substance. #and like... just a total indifference to innovation. no one is playing with their art anymore. no one is pushing the reference #<- frustrated generalization. what i actually mean is this has become common in certain digital art circles #to be fair this is way more glaring on instagram. but still #the silver lining though is that noticing this has made ME way more aware of how i interact with references #and pushed me to come up with poses on my own

[akkivee]

sasara’s manager: oh, the bromide of aohitsugi-san after his bath!! i was surprised you got permission to take that photo

sasara: actually, i snuck in and took that picture

manager: eh

sasara: i figured, if i got caught i could handle whatever might happen but geez, i honestly thought i was going to get killed

———————

EXCUSE ME?????? SASARA????????????????

#vee queued to fill the void #the arb chronicles #PLS TELL ME YOU DIDNT WALTZ BACK INTO SAMATOKIS LIFE ONLY TO START BEING A CREEPER LMAO??????????????? #lmao the movie was a flop in japan but made a killing overseas (i was 25% of the viewership *cough*) #which means plenty of time has passed if it was able to get localisation services #so however much time that was between the jp release to the planned rerelease #is how long samatoki has been hunting sasara for that photo and deserved tbqh LOL #legend has it that ​to this day sasara-san is still running from samatoki………………………………………….. #peak event btw did you see kuukou playing himself basically and being proud of his work 🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺 #the not buddhist piece of advice he had to share this time was ‘if you only go by common sense you can never be innovative’ #or something along those lines lol and man that speaks to the soul lol and embodies his LOL💜💜💜💜💜💜

[blackswaneuroparedux]

I am by far your superior, but my notorious modesty prevents me from saying so.

- Erik Satie

To his contemporaries and peers Erik Satie was something of an enigma. Just a few of his quirks included claiming he only ate white foods, carrying a hammer wherever he went, founding his own religion, eating 150 oysters in one sitting, and writing a piece with the instruction to repeat 840 times! As a composer, Satie paved the way for the avant-garde in music and became a very influential figure in the classical music of the 20th century whose works still sound fresh today.

Born into a poor and difficult childhood in the Normandy harbour town of Honfleur on 17 May 1866, Satie would always be an outsider. The Paris Conservatoire to which he was enrolled by his stepmother, herself a pianist, became for him “a sort of local penitentiary” during his teens; he left with no qualifications and a reputation for being lazy. He signed up for military service in 1886 and dropped out within the same year. Immersing himself in the bohemian life of Montmartre, he became linked with the popular music scene and eked out a living as an accompanist, playing at the Chat Noir cabaret. Always on the periphery, and forever out of money, he later downgraded from the cramped room in which he lived to the less fashionable Parisian suburb of Arcueil, where he holed up in isolation and squalor – no visitors set foot in the room during the near-30 years he lived there.

Much has been made of the eccentricities of this flâneur, who was always seen in a grey velvet suit, and yet underlying Satie’s music is his serious desire to create something new. You can hear it in his popular piano pieces: the haunting scales and rhythms of the Trois Gnossiennes written under the spell of Romanian folk music, and the meditative world of Gymnopédies, where, as in a cubist painting, motifs are “seen” from all sides. At a time when French composers were looking to escape the shadows of Wagner’s epic Romanticism, the French composer’s stripped-back mechanical sound, inspired by the humble barrel organ, offered a radically simple approach.

Satie preferred originality to the mundane. The composer of the famous Gymnopedies, could never be accused of having an uninteresting personality. For one, his outgoing fashion statements always caused a stir. During his Montmartre years, he had 12 identical velvet corduroy suits hanging in his wardrobe, which earned him the nickname ‘The Velvet Gentleman’, and in his socialist years, he donned a bowler hat and carried an umbrella.

Debussy helped to draw public attention to Satie, orchestrating two of his Gymnopédies, yet Satie had to wait until much later in life to attain celebrity status. While still earning a living writing salon dances and popular cabaret songs, and after suffering a creative crisis, he enrolled himself at the Schola Cantorum in Paris at the age of 39. Rather than finding him validation, his studies seem to have fuelled his hatred of convention - it’s with more than a hint of bitterness that he claims to put “everything I know about Boredom” into the Bach chorale of his masterful Sports et Divertissements piano pieces. But notoriety led to a succès de scandale and when it came it came with a bang in Parade, his surreal, one-act circus ballet for Diaghilev. Into the orchestral score, which featured jazz and cabaret tunes, were thrown typewriters, sirens and a pistol - just the kind of noises a wartime audience would normally pay not to hear. With its rigid cubist costumes by Picasso - which restricted Massine’s choreography - and a promotional push from Cocteau, it was provocative enough to secure Satie’s position at the vanguard of modernism.

Yet Satie was continually frustrated in his attempts to be accepted as an artist in high society France - his failure to establish himself at the prestigious Académie des Beaux-Arts, to which Debussy had won a scholarship, only compounded his resentment. Was this treatment by the cultural elite fair? Certainly his determination to antagonise his audience in his late ballets did little to endear him to the critics, but the fierce criticism he received in Paris was also a sign of things to come. Pierre Boulez would later poke fun at Satie’s lack of craft, while composer Jean Barraqué - another proponent of 12-tone music - would deride Satie as “an accomplished musical illiterate … who found that his friendship with Debussy was an unhoped-for opportunity to loiter in the corridors of history”.

Satie is perhaps, to this day, the most audacious and original composer when it comes to naming his works e.g. Gnossiennes and Gymnopédies. With Satie you will not see symphonies, concertos or opus numbers. Satie possessed a wicked sense of humour and his mockery, both of himself and others, became an inspiration for many of his irony-tinged works. His Sonatine bureaucratique is a spoof of Muzio Clementi’s Sonatina Op. 36 and contained many witticisms in the score. For example, he writes Vivache (vache being French for cow) instead of the original Italian tempo marking Vivace.

Whether in the collage-like miniature piano parodies he wrote during the World War I, his creation of a theatre format that has endured over the years, or in his collaboration with Jean Cocteau, Pablo Picasso y Sergei Diaghilev, there is a liveliness of imagination and a hunger for innovation that made Erik Satie In the torch bearer of the vanguard in his work. Satie would influence so many so strongly that years later some of his closest friends became radical artists, for example. ManRay, the sculptor Constantin Brâncusi, and Marcel Duchamp, or a much younger group of Paris-based composers like Les Six.

Satie, a known drinker of absinthe, and apparently every other alcohol available, died of cirrhosis at the age of 59 in Arcueil, France in July 1925. But his compositions, especially those deceptively simple-sounding solo piano works, find life today through recitals, concerts, and great movie scores. Although he died in poverty with little success to his name, today Erik Satie is acknowledged as a founder of 20th-century modernism, who changed the face of music.

Personally I do find Satie's music enriching, But I also find that his calculated wackiness is culturally apt. Pieces like ‘3 Pieces in the Shape of a Pear’, ‘Flabby Preludes for a Dog’ and ‘Desiccated Embryos’ rewardingly deflate Wagnerism's excesses in a characteristically French way.

#satie #erik satie #quote #music #classical music #composer #pianist #debussy #modernism #paris #french #france #arts #culture #french culture #innovation #artist #life

[insomniac-arrest]

Incredible moments in evolutionary history, our biodiversity bombshell, where some soft-bodied blob was like . . . I am going to go take a bite out of that other fool.

#*biting you biting you* seminal evolution innovations we have to thank for all hyper-complex life #loving it here #nature #science tag

[wordsofwisdomandsoul]

#vulnerability #vulnerable #be vulnerable #weakness #innovation #change #brene brown #brené brown #quotes #words #wisdom #life lessons #inspirational words #philosophy of life #growth #healing

[bloodwhet]

on the same note we literally got half life 3 in 2020 but people don't like to acknowledge it because it's 1. a vr game and 2. alyx is the protagonist this time

#half life alyx is a FANTASTIC game and i will say it will be very hard to top it is the real half life 3 isn't a vr game #i feel like there's no going back after alyx due to how innovative it is