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Whitney FI
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"We are together somewhere where no one can reach us, touch us, joined. We are happy, even, that we have food enough for Daniel, who eats peacefully, not knowing that we are laughing, but sensing that something wonderful has happened to us, which means that wonderful things happen, and that maybe something wonderful will happen to him. It’s wonderful, anyway, to be able to help a person to have that feeling." — Sep 15, 2026 06:27AM
"We are together somewhere where no one can reach us, touch us, joined. We are happy, even, that we have food enough for Daniel, who eats peacefully, not knowing that we are laughing, but sensing that something wonderful has happened to us, which means that wonderful things happen, and that maybe something wonderful will happen to him. It’s wonderful, anyway, to be able to help a person to have that feeling." — Sep 15, 2026 06:27AM
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"He liked it well enough, but here must be a bigger library somewhere, even bigger than Victory Mansions, or the Ministry of Truth. A library that was dizzying, eternal, and who presence he might -with a little luck- lose consciousness, just like the characters in the novels he read, when they encountered the Absolute. And it dawned on him then: a library was the closest thing humanity had to the idea of an Absolute." — Sep 15, 2026 06:49AM
"He liked it well enough, but here must be a bigger library somewhere, even bigger than Victory Mansions, or the Ministry of Truth. A library that was dizzying, eternal, and who presence he might -with a little luck- lose consciousness, just like the characters in the novels he read, when they encountered the Absolute. And it dawned on him then: a library was the closest thing humanity had to the idea of an Absolute." — Sep 15, 2026 06:49AM
No live organism can continue for long to exist sanely under conditions of absolute reality; even larks and katydids are supposed, by some, to dream. Hill House, not sane, stood by itself against its hills, holding darkness within; it had
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“Why? Because to imagine Indigenous intelligence and power would have been unthinkable. We are all taught to despise the whiff of darkness, of Indigenous blood and of Blackness. We speak about ‘bettering the race,’ and by that we mean injecting more European blood into our veins. What Wilhelm said wasn’t considered outrageous at the time. It’s not even outrageous now, sadly.”
― Silver Nitrate
― Silver Nitrate
“If you’re reading this and work in private insurance or the American government, fuck off and fuck you, forever. In the words of David Lynch, “Fix your hearts or die.”
― A Heart That Works
― A Heart That Works
“No one can be certain of Oppenheimer’s reaction had he learned that on the eve of the Hiroshima bombing, the president knew the Japanese were “looking for peace,” and that the military use of atomic bombs on cities was an option rather than a necessity for ending the war in August. But we do know that after the war he came to believe that he had been misled, and that this knowledge served as a constant reminder that it was henceforth his obligation to be skeptical of what he was told by government officials.”
― American Prometheus: THE INSPIRATION FOR 'OPPENHEIMER', WINNER OF 7 OSCARS, INCLUDING BEST PICTURE, BEST DIRECTOR AND BEST ACTOR
― American Prometheus: THE INSPIRATION FOR 'OPPENHEIMER', WINNER OF 7 OSCARS, INCLUDING BEST PICTURE, BEST DIRECTOR AND BEST ACTOR
“Tristán, greedily delighting in the opportunities his eroding shyness afforded him, had decided Montserrat’s earnest affection was not as enticing as miniskirts and plunging necklines.”
― Silver Nitrate
― Silver Nitrate
“You made a haunted house out of your own flesh and bones.”
― Silver Nitrate
― Silver Nitrate
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