Have You Considered That It's You Who Is Old, And Not The Email Draft?

Mordor by Dmitry Yakhouski

Hachiko, the loyal Japanese akita. In 1924, a professor at the Tokyo Imperial University brought him to live in Shibuya, Tokyo, as his pet. Each day, Hachiko would wait at the train station for the professor's commute home. This continued until 1925, when the professor died of a cerebral hemorrhage. For nearly 10 years—from then until his death on March 8, 1935—Hachiko would return to the train station, exactly as the train arrived each day, waiting for the professor to return.

Acne is all like, "Hey, you don't have any meetings? That's cool. Well, I'm going to take a leave of absence until you need to have a bunch of face-to-face interactions. See you around!"

Internet likes from distant friends or total strangers hold more weight than those from close friends and family, who are biased and feel obligated to like you.

Completely sober in the club googling worst medieval executions

do you know how some dogs go insane if you leave them in silence for too long? i think sometimes people are sort of like that

Your ability to describe the world affects how you think about it. If the language and idioms you know are constrained to a particular window, that window will act as a constraint in shaping not only how you see the world, but also how you experience the world.

The economics of the band-aid industry hinges almost entirely on the suffering of small children

The cool thing about doing math professionally is that you can work anywhere - on your walks, in the shower, as you fall asleep - just by rotating problems in your head. What's not so cool is that this drives you insane