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Tue Feb 9
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itsallinmyhead:

massive attack ft: hope sandoval - paradise circus (gui boratto remix)

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jonathaneunice:

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Hahaha ! I ~~want~~ bought this.

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“Have you noticed […] that when you recall your first kisses, early birthdays, your earliest summer vacations, they seem to be in slow motion? ” […]

That’s because when it’s the “first”, there are so many things to remember. The list of encoded memories is so dense, reading them back gives you a feeling that they must have taken forever. But that’s an illusion. “It’s a construction of the brain,” says Eagleman.

Why does time fly by as you get older ?- NPR

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Mon Feb 8
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pirata:

haha I just watched an episode of Doctor Who that was EEEEH ohkay but this song was in it and has been stuck in my head since.

here, have some Electric Light Orchestra ”Mr. Blue Sky”

Yes !

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Parisian Love (via SearchStories)

So cute.
And probably the best ad showed during the Super Bowl this year.

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Sun Feb 7
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“ Natural quiet is a rapidly disappearing resource. According to acoustic ecologist Gordon Hempton, there are only seven or eight naturally quiet places — defined as where the sounds of nature are unbroken for intervals of at least 15 minutes during daylight hours — left in the United States. None exist in Europe anymore. But if you travel far enough to remote corners of the Earth, and listen carefully enough, you can still find them.

Seed Magazine combines sound and images to provide a look (and listen) at these naturally quite places. Penguins, flapping butterfly wings, waves, and more. (via) (via guy) (via steampoweredmedia)

This is wonderful. Thanks for sharing.

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Sat Feb 6
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