Anonymous asked: Do you have trouble eating chicken off a plate?

I’ll bet you a plate of chicken that somewhere in a book of power moves, there’s an entry for “order a plate of chicken, set it between your plate and the other person’s, and let them try to carve it.” There’s a footnote about making sure they only have a butter knife.

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thingsorganizedneatly:

Jan Willem DeimanSystems, Spaces and Surprises, 2011.

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You are what you do, not what you say you’ll do.
Carl Jung (via thecalminside)
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exhibition-ism:

The sculptural work of John Bisbee, made entirely out of nails. 

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fastcodesign:

Write Stories On Extinct Galactic Civilizations In New Game

Writer wanted. Must be willing to travel to outer space and explore trippy alien planets.

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thegreatpotatoking:

This is the single most important invention of 2014. No question about it.

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humansofnewyork:

“His grandmother and I are raising him. I worry about putting him into the public school system. I was a teacher for many years. I’ve seen so much confidence destroyed by the standardized system. Every human is born with natural curiosity. I’ve never seen a child who wasn’t inspired. But once you force someone to do anything, the inspired person is killed. I dropped out of school myself in 7th grade. So I know. I taught a GED course for years, so I’ve seen the end results over and over. I’ve seen so many kids who have complexes and insecurities because they were forced to do something they weren’t ready to do, and then they were blamed when they weren’t able to do it. What we call ‘education’ today is not organic. You can’t take something as complex as the human mind, compartmentalize it, and regiment its development so strictly.”

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