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When a man undertakes to create something, he establishes a new heaven, as it were, and from it the work that he desires to create flows into him. For such is the immensity of man that he is greater than heaven and earth - Philipus Aureolus Paracelsus (1493 - 1541)
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And a scientist (neurodevelopmental differences) and professor too (he/him - they/them - whichever works for you) trans-rights are human rights.
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Lovely shot
Replying to @TheVinylApe@cupoftea.social
I was totally into 80s garage revival shit at the time. My favorites might have been The Nomads https://youtu.be/t3PGK-BSzW8
YouTubeRat Fink a Boo-BooReplying to @mrowster@linernotes.club
Great story. Reminds me of when we saw Ozzy (January 1982). My friends had tickets. I did not. So I went with them and just pushed in with the crowd. My other buddy without tickets tried climbing the trees to the upper tier. He didn’t make it. Saw Oingo Boingo my first semester in college I 83.
This morning's old man #workout #music is an important artifact in the development of modern music: Urgh! A Music War - a concert film that documented the music scene as the world entered the 1980s. Many of these bands went on to dominate pop music. Others were forgotten. I thoroughly enjoyed watching this again - probably 40 years since I have seen it. Oingo Boingo, who are featured, were the first "punk" band I ever saw live - a few years after this.
https://youtu.be/SgBhZPBp-WI
#NewWave #80s #Punk #PostPunk #BodyWeightTraining #KettleBells #Wellness
YouTubeVA Urgh! A Music War (1980) - Full Movie (1080p Upscaled & Enhanced)