keeganjw

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The sublime state of 'fjaka', in which a human aspires for nothing(bbc.com)
2 points by keeganjw 9y ago|0 comments
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The 'Underground Railroad' to Save Atheists(theatlantic.com)
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by keeganjw 9y ago
I don't know that I'd call it a vanity project. There are a ton of tangible benefits.
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Petty’s Island’s return to the wild(philly.curbed.com)
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by keeganjw 9y ago
Exactly my thinking. Who care's if Friday is a social construction. It allows people to meet up, talk, and relax before they all have two days off together. How beautiful is that? If people were all working at different times and on di
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Leeroy Jenkins releases never seen before cut for net neutrality(theverge.com)
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Jakarta Is Sinking So Fast, It Could End Up Underwater(nytimes.com)
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America's Health Rankings by State for 2017 [pdf](assets.americashealthrankings.org)
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Chinese President Xi Jinping managed to secure himself Mao-like power(vox.com)
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Insects Are in Serious Trouble (Major Decline of Insect Biomass)(theatlantic.com)
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by keeganjw 9y ago
It doesn't seem to. Text can be in any color and my synaesthesia stays the same. If the text itself was multicolored, maybe? I'm not sure. It doesn't come up that often.
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by keeganjw 9y ago
I remember I was 18, at college, and was eating in the dining hall with my friends one evening. We somehow started talking about our favorite colors and I said my favorite color was yellow probably because my name looks so yellow. They stop
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by keeganjw 9y ago
Thanks
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by keeganjw 9y ago
Can anyone give me the gist of this article? Paywall...
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America's midlife crisis: lessons from a survivalist summit(theguardian.com)
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How the Strokes – And the Early-Aughts New York Rock Boom – Went Bust(vulture.com)
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A Graphene Speaker with No Moving Parts Uses Heat to Produce Sound(gizmodo.com)
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by keeganjw 10y ago
Vermonter checking in. Can confirm, we do love the hops.
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The ‘Black Mozart’ Was So Much More(atlasobscura.com)
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by keeganjw 10y ago
Outstanding
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by keeganjw 10y ago
Such bullshit. Can't believe they've gotten away with this for so long.
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by keeganjw 10y ago
When you zoom out, it makes the Earth feel like a living creature. So cool!
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The atheist paradox(aeon.co)
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by keeganjw 10y ago
Congrats! I feel so happy for this guy. Awesome news!
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by keeganjw 10y ago
So with Donald Trump as prez, I guess we're all gonna be very unhappy...
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by keeganjw 10y ago
God help us all.
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by keeganjw 10y ago
Wow, this is really impressive! A whole year without any new storage for such a large enterprise is downright miraculous.
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by keeganjw 10y ago
I was just thinking about this today! The New York Times had been my go to site but that won't work anymore. This is perfect!
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by keeganjw 10y ago
The mixture of sarcasm and dead seriousness of this essay is perfect. Also, this whole thing is bonkers. It makes Trump's presidency look like that of a strong man dictator from a third-world country. Cronyism everywhere.
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by keeganjw 10y ago
Hmmm, maybe the book Guns, Germs, and Steel would be an interesting start. It's a beefy and detailed book, but interesting. Definitely a broad overview. Also, I think the made it into a movie. That might be more digestible. I've a

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