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where R = Schwarzschild radius, G = the gravitational constant, M = black hole mass, and c = the speed of light.
Endicott “Chub” Peabody was the 62nd governor
of Massachusetts. Boof Bonser played for the Minnesota Twins, the Boston Red Sox, and the Oakland Athletics. W.W. Skeat helped develop the English language as a subject of serious academic inquiry. Helena Blavatsky was a key figure in disseminating the wisdom of Buddhism and Hinduism to the West.
A YouTube comment under Oskar Fischinger’s 1938 short film An Optical Poem: “And just a year later, the world was at war... coincidence?”
Why do I have to suffer? The tantric godhead has determined that suffering is emancipatory. What makes suffering emancipatory? Consider this quote from Fyodor Dostoevsky’s Notes from the Underground: “Suffering
is the sole origin of consciousness.” What does that
mean? It means that to suffer is to be human; suffering emancipates us from unconsciousness. What’s wrong with unconsciousness? Nothing. Is emancipation necessarily always a good thing? No. Then why is this godhead so dead-set on emancipation? Free your mind and your ass will follow. What? Let go of right and wrong, good and bad, free your mind and your ass will follow.
A termagant is a violent woman or a deity
that Christians in the Middle Ages believed Muslims worshipped. A doyenne is a woman who is held in the highest esteem within their profession.
Claude Lévi-Strauss died at the age of 100 after choking on a Triscuit.
If I wrote a novel, I’d call it Monetized Silence and