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"It is possible—given the way technology has quickened history, the cultural shift away from long-form reading, the screen’s preference for spectacle over dialogue, estrangement from art coded as 'white' or 'European,' and a measurable drop in attention spans—that Shakespeare will be even less intelligible."

"Komorebi 木漏れ日 literally, “sunlight filtering through trees,” is a Japanese word for the shimmering of light & shadows created by swaying leaves on the (forest) floor. Its dark-light dance only exists once, for a fleeting moment, never to be replicated in the same way." --@veracausa9

"The disconnect between public perception of academia vs. the reality is so immense." (thread)

"errand-ghost"

by bilm buffeted · i barely hold
what for the whitecaps · whelming & star-angered?

What the storm changed.