Katzen performen Dali`s „Beständigkeit der Erinnerung“
Dali cat (the Persistence of Naptime) pic.twitter.com/kCw2wulHkd
— Fred Smith (@coyotegoth) September 1, 2020
Dali: The Persistence of Cats pic.twitter.com/zdY2CAKDXR
— Memphis.beer.snob (@MarkGLee69) November 1, 2019
this evening’s entertainment is a performance piece: dalí’s “the persistence of memory” as rendered by the artist artemis
alt text: a series of four pictures featuring a grey tabby cat sleeping in the back of a couch. she progressively slides over the front, appearing to melt pic.twitter.com/FAo7Jtu37r
— LP (@lee_lei_lp) February 14, 2023
Salvador Dalí (1904-1989) was a prominent Spanish surrealist. Dalí was a skilled draftsman, best known for the striking and bizarre images in his surrealist work. His best-known work, The Persistence of Memory, was completed in August 1931. pic.twitter.com/t1kc5xxEww
— Cat Food Breath (@CatFoodBreath) September 3, 2018
Wo sich Paare (in den USA) von 1930 bis 2024 kennengelernt haben
Anders gesagt: Welchen Orts-Gelegenheiten wir alle unsere Existenz >verdanken< .
Bitte kein Friedensnobelpreis und keine Deppenapostrophen
Ich wünsche Harris von ganzem Herzen den Sieg aber danach bitte nicht gleich den Friedensnobelpreis
— Johannes Kreidler (@kreidler.bsky.social) Jul 23, 2024 at 13:26
Wie sich SF Filme in den letzten 70 Jahren gewandelt haben
Over the past 70 years, science fiction has dramatically changed. The data shows us that what used to be an optimistic and inspiring genre has evolved to reflect our own fears and anxieties.
But these days, it’s much more likely that protagonists also have to overcome societal forces — political movements, systemic inequality, rampant capitalism. These are basically things that seem too big to fix.
It’s also far more likely that the narrative explores inner conflicts — moral dilemmas, identity crises, and wrestling with our understanding of what it means to be human. We don’t just face outside threats; we also face threats within ourselves.
Ultimately, today’s sci-fi stories are far more likely to be a commentary on current social issues. These might be critiques of political ideologies, runaway capitalism, irresponsible innovation, human apathy, or eroding mental health.
(via Kottke)