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Tales from Earthsea
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"You'll know what to say when the time comes. That's the art, eh? What to say, and when to say it. And the rest is silence." Jan 10, 2026 11:47AM

 
Tomorrow, and Tom...
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"You have this purity thing, but seriously, no one will care. There is no purity in art. The process of how you arrive at something doesn’t matter at all. The game is going to be completely original because we made it. If you have access to a tool that will help, there is no reason not to use that tool." Jan 10, 2026 10:05AM

 
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"una expresión weasel word (comadreja) es un término informal para palabras y frases destinadas a crear una impresión de que se ha dicho algo específico y significativo, cuando en realidad solo se ha comunicado una afirmación vaga o ambigua. También se puede definir con el término autoridad anónima. Los ejemplos incluyen las frases «algunas personas dicen», «la mayoría de la gente piensa» y «los investigadores creen»." Dec 28, 2025 05:12AM

 
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“Love is visible—it paints the air between two people a different color, and everyone can see it.”
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“Phoebe prefers this new way of talking. And maybe this is just one of the really nice things about getting older. Maybe this is the part of her life when she gets to start saying what she means, for better or worse. Because no amount of truth can be worse than the feeling she got after years of hiding from it.”
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“To collect is to care more than most. But it is also to hoard. To take things out of the world and make them only yours.”
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“But Phoebe is starting to understand that on some nights, Lila is probably the loneliest girl in the world, just like Phoebe. And maybe they are all lonely. Maybe this is just what it means to be a person. To constantly reckon with being a single being in one body. Maybe everybody sits up at night and creates arguments in their head for why they are the loneliest person in the world.”
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“She didn't understand how she could love herself. She didn't understand what people even meant when they said they loved themselves. She honestly didn't believe them. How could you love yourself? How could you love yourself when you know every single horrible thing you've ever thought?”
Alison Espach, The Wedding People

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