thevedique:

The road I’m on

always going down

to the ocean.

…

The traces I’m always wanting to find

are already been washed away

so I can’t see them.

…

Ain’t no clouds in the sky,

No sunshine.

This darkness. Strange. It’s supposed to be the dawn.

In this blue shade I travel

down down, to the deep.

I’m not seeing anything.

I’m blind. I’m blind.

All I hear is the sound of the waves,

they are all sliding into this sandy noise, brainwashing.

And the smell of your face. Salty tears on your cheeks.

You’ve never cried in front of me.

(But you know well I can sniff you out.)

Where is it going to take me?

Nowhere but here, from the start.

Yes, many waves have shaken me.

But I’ve never been moved ever since I was born.

…

…Since, I am the ocean.

…

変な言葉変な言葉。

futurescope:

Mars One Plans to Start Mars Settlement in 2023

via nextbigfuture:

Mars One plans to establish the first human settlement on Mars by April 2023.The first crew of four astronauts emigrate to their new planet from Earth, a journey that takes seven months. A new team will join the settlement every two years. By 2033 there will be over twenty people living, working and flourishing on Mars, their new home.

The business plan is to use reality TV and other revenue to support the costs of the project.

[Mars One] [image credit: Mars One]

aquaticambience:

6/13～6/21、入場無料(*´∇｀*) 「ART OF UK ROCK」 | 展覧会情報 | ギャラリー | Bunkamura

fuckyeahmoleskines:

:/ I’m really not all that great at life…

Tumblr: http://tangieray.tumblr.com/

Flickr: http://www.flickr.com/photos/irrelevance/

thisistheverge:

Nook version of ‘War and Peace’ replaces all instances of ‘kindled’ with ‘nookd’

One of the downsides of reading an ebook can be finding weird formatting, spelling mistakes, and other things that got lost in the digital translation. However, word started going around last week about one of the more bizarre changes we’ve heard of — apparently, in the War and Peace on the Barnes and Noble Nook platform, every instance of the world “kindled” has been replaced with “nookd.”

futurescope:

How to make low-cost computer memories, using bacteria

via kurzweilai:

University of Leeds researchers have devised a low-cost method of growing computer memory chips using genetically engineered bacteria instead of buildng expensive fabs (chip factories), priced at around $10 billion, accordng to Intel CEO Paul Otellini.

The researchers are using naturally occurring proteins and bacteria to make arrays of nanomagnets, similar to those employed to store information in disk drives.

The researchers took their inspiration from Magnetospirillum magneticum, a bacterium that is sensitive to the Earth’s magnetic field thanks to the presence within its cells of flecks of magnetite, a form of iron oxide. […]

[read more @kurzweilai @the economist] [paper] [image credit: Johanna M. Galloway et al./Small]

Gilles Deleuze, Bergsonism

(via hookedonsemiotics)

(via thevedique)

aquaticambience:

愛のむきだし (Love Exposure) 2008 - 監督 園子温 (dir. Sono Shion)

poptech:

New York Retro Futurism

New York’s retro futurism is particularly interesting because the city itself is an anachronistic view of modernism - an antique skyscraper city. Each one of these proposals is not just a past vision of the future, but a past vision of the future which is now in the past itself.

(via sunfoundation)

(via thisistheverge)

dotdotdoteuphoria:

When I’m happy, I don’t remember who I spent all the fun together.

When I’m mad, I remember all the terrible things you’ve done to me.

When I’m sad, I remember all the terrible things I’ve done to you.

(via 万博公園 太陽の塔 by OpenCage - 2012/06/02)

fuckyeahmoleskines:

Long nights and cold hearts.

(via ベックリン　「ヴァイオリンを弾く死神といる自画像」　1872　　75 x 61 cm 　ベルリン国立美術館)