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Maria Popova 14 min
On Bob Dylan's birthday, his 1970 gem "If Dogs Run Free" adapted in a lovely picture-book
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On Bob Dylan's 77th birthday, "Forever Young" illustrated
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"Some are influenced by the love of wealth while others are blindly led on by the mad fever for power and domination, but the finest type of man gives himself up to discovering the meaning and purpose of life itself." Pythagoras on the meaning of wisdom:
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Maria Popova 3 h
“People have a hard time accepting anything that overwhelms them.” Bob Dylan, who turns 77 today, on creativity:
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Maria Popova 13 h
"we could wake up to what we were — when we were ocean and before that to when sky was earth, and animal was energy, and rock was liquid and stars were space and space was not at all — nothing... before this awful loneliness." Beyond beautiful:
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Maria Popova 13 h
How to be alone – an antidote to one of the great anxieties
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Maria Popova 13 h
Remarkable glimpse of 's rare copy of the first book illustrated by photographic images — a stunning volume of sea algae cyanotypes by Anna Atkins, a self-taught Victorian botanist and the world's first woman known to take a photograph. See them here:
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Maria Popova 14 h
“The mind is not … a highway, but a temple, and its doors should not be carelessly left open.” Happy birthday, Margaret Fuller, forgotten genius to whom we owe so much of the women's movement toward equality
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Maria Popova 15 h
"My biggest fear is that I don't have any feelings — I only have ideas. That in am reactive, not responsive — that I lose the ability to feel." The magnificent Ann Hamilton in conversation with Susan Meiselas at
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Maria Popova 15 h
Robert Penn Warren on how the notion of "finding yourself" is keeping you from being yourself
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Maria Popova 16 h
Ann Hamilton's perfect 7-word autobiography for 's : "Hands in motion: reading, feeling, patching, finding." More 7-word autobiographies of great artists and writers:
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Maria Popova 16 h
The heavenly scholarly glory that is . Thanks for the delicious clandestine tour.
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Maria Popova 17 h
"Some are influenced by the love of wealth while others are blindly led on by the mad fever for power and domination, but the finest type of man gives himself up to discovering the meaning and purpose of life itself." Pythagoras on the meaning of wisdom:
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Maria Popova 18 h
I am late to everything (granted, usually by decades or centuries) and have just fallen in love with . As I said to yesterday, it's like she and Nina Simone had a lovechild with a Y chromosome and strong opinions all his own
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Maria Popova 19 h
Infinity and Me – a lovely picture-book at the nexus of science, philosophy, and love
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Janna Levin 17 mag
Jaron. Lanier. Uhhu. Inventor of Virtual Reality. Brilliant radical. Jaron will discuss his new book, "Ten Arguments to Delete Your Social Media Accounts Right Now." With exactly no irony, I am promoting his talk on social media. Uhhu. RSVP
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Maria Popova 21 h
“All truth is comprised in music and mathematics.” My hero Margaret Fuller, born on this day in 1810, on the power of music:
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Maria Popova 22 h
"Mr. Weinstein Will See You Now" — stunning, stirring new song inspired by the movement, featuring , all proceeds benefiting the legal defense fund
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Maria Popova 22 h
This is lovely: The poetry and philosophy of Rumi, Rilke, Mary Oliver, and Tagore, set to music
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Maria Popova 23 h
"we could wake up to what we were — when we were ocean and before that to when sky was earth, and animal was energy, and rock was liquid and stars were space and space was not at all — nothing... before this awful loneliness." Simply stunning:
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