Ich habe mich oft gefragt und keine Antwort gefunden, woher das Sanfte und das Gute kommt, weiß es auch heute nicht und muß nun gehn. Gottfried Benn

So gucke mir das kleine betreute Cucken jetzt mal an. Das erinnert mich als ich als Jugendlicher immer Radio Tatooine verfolge eine Episode 4 Star Wars Folge die auch 7 Stunde ging volle Euphorie: piped.video/watch?v=5Yqlv6vA…

Soldiers of the Tudor period Illustrated by Charles Ricketts

Based Cormac Macarthy!

"Tears come from the heart not from the brain.” — Leonardo da Vinci

But this should be true. Anakin and Ahsoka as a couple would be based and redpilled.

“Democracy leads to oligarchy, and oligarchy prepares the way for the destruction of democracy.” Robert Michels, Political Parties

RIP James Watson (Apr 6 1928 - Nov 6 2025). A brilliant mind and an unbreakable soul. He believed in truth, and in saying what he thought to be true, no matter the consequences. Even when the mob tore him down and took everything from him, he refused to recant. It may be difficult to see now, but the simple, clear-eyed stance he took on the subject of biological human difference will prove to have been a crucial turning point in the historical development of the West. He became a modern Galileo muttering "E pur si muove" as he was cast out from the Cathedral for heresy. The pharisees could strip him of his positions and honors for blaspheming against racial equality, but they could not stop young men from witnessing their vicious persecution of this great man, which only drew the inquisitive mind's attention to the declaration that came to define Watson's twilight years: "I am inherently gloomy..." His heroic example of intellect matched with moral courage will inspire young scientists for centuries to come. By refusing to bend the knee, Watson became more than a man: he became a symbol, and gained the kind of immortality that mere scientific discovery and professional success cannot confer. James Watson won.

Nelson Mandela was a communist terrorist who refused to renounce terror bombings of white civilians as a tactic He then created modern South Africa, which is characterized primarily by violent crime, kleptocracy, and dysfunction No statues of Mandela should be raised. His memory should be damned

Julius von Leypold

“Today is my 111th birthday!” “Happy birthday!” “Alas, 111 years is far too short a time to pay off my 80-year mortgage on Bag End.”

Making a meme out of a line of dialogue from every Clone Wars episode - S4E11 teddit.net/comments/1orl0zn

1. Nietzsche 2 Schopenhauer 3 Kant 4 Platon 5 Aristoteles 6 Spengler 7 Heidegger And I could add so much more actually.

REST IN PEACE James Watson - one of the great scientists of the modern age. Watson’s cancellation in his later years - where he was stripped of his honorary titles - was one of the most egregious overreaches of 2010s activism. Fortunately his place in history is secure regardless

Hayden Christensen and Natalie Portman photographed for Attack of the Clones (2002)

The Descent of the Staircase, (1800) — by Louis-Léopold Boilly.

Napoleon Bonaparte in his Study

🕊️ Deeper Meaning Jünger’s remark is ultimately about intellectual conscience. Schmitt represented reason in service of power. Jünger wanted reason in service of freedom. He warned that when thinkers serve rulers instead of truth, their brilliance becomes a weapon against humanity. 💭 Reflection Where in my world do I see intellect serving fear instead of freedom? How can I keep my own words from becoming tools of oppression or vanity?

Temple of Bacchus in the Diocletian Palace in Split (1757), by Charles-Louis Clérisseau