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notnickwolf··on Seriously Blood-Curdling 18th Century Occult Drawings
The site is for interesting articles of any sort, doesn't need to be tech related necessarily.
notnickwolf··on Windows 10: Designed for All Your Devices
alt + f4, enter, enter also works well
notnickwolf··on 1.5 Million Missing Black Men
>What attracts many white males is the fact many Asian women are usually more mature, intelligent and feminine than others.

a few too many generalizations there ;)

notnickwolf··on Apple iTunes Sees Big Drop in Music Sales
Try this if it asks you to sign in:

https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&rct=j&q=&esrc=s&source=web&c...

notnickwolf··on Latin America Is Quitting Smoking, and Africa Is Taking It Up
Perhaps the dualistic East/Western modes of viewing the world aren't enough.
notnickwolf··on The First-Ever White House Demo Day
This is a good use of influence, hopefully it's not only for a bulletin point.
notnickwolf··on Netflix Long Term View
I'm interested, what did you enjoy about Bojack Horseman? I've seen it, and I was quite puzzled about who the audience for the show was.
notnickwolf··on Why animals eat psychoactive plants
I think he was just making a joke, one I thought was very funny.
notnickwolf··on c. 1946: The New York subway, by Stanley Kubrick
I really enjoyed the 4th photo in the series. The strong white background really helps evoke the scene.
notnickwolf··on Gotham 7.5K: A Rare High Altitude Night Flight Above NYC
You might enjoy the book http://www.amazon.com/Antifragile-Things-That-Disorder-Incer...
notnickwolf··on Great Quotes
"As all these results were obtained, not by any heroic method, but by patient and detailed reasoning, I began to think it probable that philosophy had erred in adopting heroic remedies for intellectual difficulties, and that solutions were to be found merely by greater care and accuracy. This view I have come to hold more and more strongly as time went on, and it has led me to doubt whether philosophy, as a study distinct from science and possessed of a method of its own, is anything more than an unfortunate legacy from theology."

- Bertrand Russell, "Logical Atomism"

Could someone explain this quote more?