Can anyone name an instance where a nation who started a war benefited from it?
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Lyle Raymond
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Guitarist, composer, and educator. He/him.
On Feb 2, aren’t there always six weeks of Winter ahead?
The Public Domain ReviewBorn #onthisday in 1756, Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart. Read an account of him at just 8 years old. As well as dazzling the narrator with his musical genius Mozart “would also sometimes run about the room with a stick between his legs by way of horse” — https://publicdomainreview.org/collection/account-of-a-very-remarkable-young-musician-1769 #OTD
According to Apple Replay, my most played artists of every month in 2025 are those I only listen to while drifting into sleep. My nighttime habits have messed up my algorithm.
JA WestenbergPartisanship is a lossy compression algorithm for morality.
I don't usually make dark ambient music; but since this flowed out of me I figured what the heck, I'll release it. https://aslip.bandcamp.com/track/urge-manifest
Urge Manifest, by A/Slip
track by A/Slip
Re-watching Stein’s Gate, a show about changing the past, and not seeing the events play out as I remember, is a pretty freaky trip.
My most recent stage of maturity came when I realized that sentiments like “give peace a chance,” “love is all you need,” and “everybody get together and love one another” aren’t naive hippy platitudes; they’re the epitome of wisdom. All this “tough love” baloney about bootstraps and “hand ups, not handouts”, and “us against them” foreign policy and immigration policy is the childish stuff.