Tag: chaos
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Cool Things About Space Exploration
Space is weird, chaotic, and full of wonders. From the eerie silence of the void to the absurd cost of a NASA spacesuit, space exploration is advancing fast, uncovering bizarre mysteries along the way. What strange discoveries lie ahead? Maybe Mars aliens are watching our rovers with mild annoyance lol.
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Matcha: The Ritual, The Presence, The Meaning Beneath
Matcha is not steeped. It is consumed whole—nothing lost, nothing diluted. A sustained pulse of focus, calm, clarity. A centuries-old ritual that persists today, carrying control in its movement, steadiness in its presence. But beyond its preparation, beyond its benefits, lies a single question—what do we allow ourselves to be fully present for?
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Forgotten Inventions, Great Hoaxes, and Lost Hoards: The Hidden Chaos of History
From steam-powered bicycles to moon cities, history is packed with bizarre inventions and elaborate hoaxes that fooled the world. Some of these ideas were ahead of their time, others were utterly doomed from the start. Add to that hidden collections lost to time, hoarded treasures, and buried fortunes—this is the chaotic, unpredictable world of forgotten…
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Time and Trouble
The poem explores themes of uncertainty and chaos, highlighting the interplay between instinct, trouble, and the passage of time.
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The Art of Collecting Chaos
People collect things. That’s normal. But what happens when the collections defy logic? Belly button lint, glowing rocks, century-old bedpans—somewhere, someone treasures them like gold. Tea tins that hold stories, relics from the cosmos, and rattles shaped like creatures of legend. The obsession isn’t just objects—it’s something deeper, something wonderfully unpredictable. Welcome to the world…
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Tempest Born
The wind does not move. It takes. The storm rips, devours, remakes—not as it was, but as it must be. Chaos does not ask. It does not wait. It just is.
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Finding Clarity in Chaos of the Mind: My Journey as an Author
Well first off this week has been a roller coaster. To put it nicely. Some of which you guys could see with my writing and lack of writing. That I hope to change going forward now that things are less chaotic mentally. So why do I include a journal type aspect to what is obviously…
Who am I? 