(via uninhibited-spirit)
Garlic- and basil-roasted asparagus and tempeh over millet.
So extreme were the mathematical formulations to describe the aberrant and chaotic behavior of fundamental particles that causal principles had to be abandoned in dealing with the precise location or momentum of these microscopic constituents of matter. The present could not be predicted on the basis of the past, and knowledge of the present was of no help in determining the future direction a particle might take.
—Philip Auslander on quantum mechanics, in reference to Robert Wilson’s work
Michael Pitt and Jamie Bochert // by Yu Tsai // Contributor Magazine ss 2011
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This is how I feel today.
“This is only base color, so don’t worry about it. You really cannot make a mistake here. And as you know, we don’t make mistakes, we have happy accidents. We just have happy accidents. And very quickly, very quickly, you learn how to work with anything that happens on canvas.”- Bob Ross, 1988
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Graduation. The end. The beginning. The constant: nomming on french fries.
I don’t really understand the photograph, but I like it.
(via breeezy)
This picture would be so much better if it was just him.
(via lisaliusa)
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