Werner Herzog says “Facts do not illuminate; They are like dust on the surface of things,” and he has never stopped looking under the surface of many things in search of their essential qualities.
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Publishing dark matter since 2018
Werner Herzog says “Facts do not illuminate; They are like dust on the surface of things,” and he has never stopped looking under the surface of many things in search of their essential qualities.
2 CommentsWhat it took for Jeffrey Epstein’s clients to overlook his depravity
1 CommentRead online “MAGA loves [intervening in Venezuela]. MAGA loves what I’m doing. MAGA loves everything I do. MAGA is me. MAGA loves everything I do,…
1 CommentWill Trump’s face be chiseled into Mount Rushmore? He certainly wants that and Congress may oblige. Here are some other ways he has marketed his brand over the years.
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Leave a CommentRead online The Café with No Name, by Robert Seethaler Reviewed by Geoffrey Dutton Translator: Katy Derbyshire3 Genre: Literary Fiction Publisher: Europa Editions Published: February…
Leave a CommentDavid Brooks has done it again; castigated the left for the sins of the right. In a recent NYT op-ed he says “conservatives … feel drenched by a constant downpour of progressive sermonizing.” Feeling oppressed by “educated elites” drives the more extreme of them to want to tear down the system. Not so fast, sir…
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