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>>8092921Reminds me of a painting.
As a european, i was fascinated by the highways of texas, will post a few more photos from that trip
>>8094227I really like the background gradient in this one. How did you like the US? Did you visit any other states?
Cozy places you would snuggle with someone you love>cool/darker colors>comfy/peaceful setting>sense of privacy >nothing else besides you matters in the world
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>>8094710Shit, fucked up the 'darker, cooler colors' criteria.
>>8094711Well, this is sadly about the closest left that I've got that hasn't already been posted.
>>8094708>>8092299got any more like these? rooms tend to make good puzzles
Concept Art in general, /v/ related preferably.
*sips monster* they dont make em like they used to...
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not sure what its called, but i really liked the lighting going on with this.
>>8094713"Bloom" is the word you're looking for.And post three images next time.
The amusing part is the sauce image doesn't have that affect - someone has just slapped some bloom and chromatic aberration on what was a pretty crisp piece of artwork.
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>>8094760You should learn to swim, pal. It's fun, not to mention good exercise. You should know that parents can be very harsh. Not everything your mother said is necessarily true. I can tell just from reading your post that you aren't dumb.
I moved to university recently. It's a breath of fresh air having moved away from home, but its been two weeks in and ive been hit with a massive wave of boredom. I spend most of my time walking around campus, I don't have a car or bike and have to walk everywhere or wait for the bus. I don't have any friends nor have a real need to make any, but being around massive groups of people can be somewhat unnerving.
>>8094760I sort of relate to your post, anon, at least it reminds me of problems I had with my mother. One of the hardest, but most beneficial (to my personal growth) things I learned was that my mother is a flawed and genuinely idiotic person. I always thought she could do and say no wrong and would always seek her out when I needed help or advice, but I realised over the years, especially as I got older and more independent, that she was usually clueless and winging it (badly) or lying to me about a lot of stuff and it always ended up causing me more hassle or grief. If there's any chance that you can look at your mother as just a flawed, bitter, miserable person with self-esteem issues, instead of your mother that you are 'supposed' to look up to and respect out of filial piety, then it might help you realise she is wrong about you in many ways and actually doesn't understand you at all. It can help you see that what she's saying is just projection. It takes a lot of time and effort, but I hope you have the kind of environment where you can work on it and start discarding those thoughts about yourself that shouldn't be there at all.
Time is not perceived directly; we do not sense some sort of temporal substance. Rather, to us it is merely the ordering of our experiences in memory. But if we cannot cognize this ordering by attaching them to some sensed substance, as if a blank timeline were laid before us to pin events to, they must instead be linked to one another, forming a chain: this is the relation of cause and effect. Consciousness requires this linkage: your experiences must, to be yours, stand in relation to the self, but this is possible only if they stand in relation to one another, as a unity.The causal laws of nature derive objectivity not from external existence but because the very concept of causality is necessary for conscious experience. The world as it is independently of us is not necessarily bound by causal laws. We know objects only as appearances, though we can think of their independent existence. Likewise, one can know the self only as it appears to itself. Thus it is also thinkable that there exists a self independent from these appearances, also not bound by natural laws, and so from which one may exercise free will.And, as rational beings, we must presuppose this in all that we do. For, while all conscious beings perceive a world governed by natural laws, only rational beings can reflect on consciousness. But natural laws are accounted for by consciousness, not vice versa; thus, if the idea of consciousness can inform your actions, you must see them as independent of natural laws. And on reflection, consciousness presents itself as that which gives reality to our desires; if we were not conscious of them, they would mean nothing to us. So, when we attribute consciousness to others, we must regard their desires as being equally real as our own, treating them as ends in themselves: this is the source of the moral law. By elevating the interests of your fellow creatures to be equal to your own do you exercise free will.True freedom is governance under the moral law.
>>8094778Thanks for the kind words. I will learn to swim one day. >>8094820It seems like our mothers are very alike. We had similar experiences. I came to realize that whenever my mom was saying that stuff to me, it was as if she was talking to herself. She was just projecting all her insecurities and frustrations onto me. I shouldn't let her words affect me anymore.
anything goes, just make it green
>>8060477I remember this from some electronic music album.
sup /wg/, im tryna move to GA sometime next year. looking for any related papes, anything from metro ATL to the beautiful ecology is appreciated..!
captcha: GA W4W
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>>8093802it must be one of the hearthfire housesits just east or northeast from whiterun
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Share anything that fits the descrption of cute, girly, woman-related. Share and share alike. Be nice. Don't be a shithead.Previous Thread: >>8049264
Old official hello kitty pape :)
Everything Dune related goes here. Movie and book related, games, whatever- bring it.
>>8061530>So the human genome would become genetically resistant to being tracked by omniscients forever.To say that Dune is against God as a point is to ignore the Orange Catholic Bible.
Papers any papers that look like there's a great story behind them!Also, if you see a picture posted that you have in higher res/original, feel free to post it.Starting with my very favourite.
>>8036165Send those Rhodoks back to their caves
Nigga can't catch a break can he edition>What are startpages?Startpages (in the context of this thread) are locally hosted webpages (as in, the files are on your computer - not a server somewhere) that serve as the homepage or new tab page for a browser. They generally contain some number of links to frequently visited sites as the main element; search bars, clocks, calendars and other embedded items are usually added as secondary elements.>What browser are you using?If you can't tell what browser it is, it's probably Firefox, you can theme Firefox using Stylus and finding themes on the Firefox tag of Userstyles.Otherwise if you won't upgrade there's always Chrome, you can ~slightly~ customize it using Chrome Theme Maker. Vivaldi has custom CSS settings too in a native way.---FAQ--->http://pastebin.com/PdPrW5aP (embed)---Discord link--->https://discord.gg/ExAGgVRComment too long. Click here to view the full text.
>>8093257Well, some people might use their bookmarks more often than not.
keep it simple, retard.
>>8094068That sounds like a marvelous idea for a sort of to-do list. Does it support linkification of urls?
>>8094079Yes I mainly use it as a scratchpad, and no it doesn't do anything fancy. Just plaintext.
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