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May 2012
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see you @ the end we are only human, we love to enforce our beliefs with the eons of faith, war, love and hate that exist in the wake of history’s echoing timeline. that which has gone before us keeps us stable where we are. it provides for us a sense of security. it gives us comfort to know that we are not the first. but what solace can there be in the past? what comfort in an ultimately...
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April 2012
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“Man is a social animal. This means we, as human beings, enjoy the company of others. Very few people want to be alone all the time! As you are aware, there is a distinct chance of isolation in a survival setting. This is not bad. Loneliness and boredom can bring to the surface qualities you thought only others had. The extent of your imagination and creativity may surprise you. When...
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FINDING ARTSELVES: what are you saying? →
randrzejewski: what piqued my interest in “Art at the end,” was the way it begs the question, “what happens, when all of the dust settles, what’s left?” We started this post-apocalyptic theme as a discussion about what happens when we get to the end? In all the silence left absent by the hustle of daily life,…
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