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najodvratnija osoba. šteta koju je taj tip proizveo je enormna i seže do danas.
mi smo tim Voltaire.
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Jean-Jacques Rousseau, the man who managed to make both philosophy and personal irresponsibility fashionable, was born in Geneva in 1712—though you’d be forgiven for thinking he hailed from some alternate universe where common sense was in short supply. Raised by a family that promptly disintegrated, Rousseau seemed destined to drift, which he did with remarkable flair. His early career involved a string of failures in music, education, and whatever else he could stumble into, until he decided that society itself was the real problem. His first big philosophical hit, the Discourse on the Arts and Sciences (1750), argued that civilization had ruined humanity—because clearly things were much better when we were living in caves. This man, who wouldn’t know a responsible decision if it hit him over the head, declared, “Man is born free, and everywhere he is in chains.” The irony, of course, is that Rousseau spent most of his life running from any sort of personal responsibility, whether it was his career, his relationships, or, more infamously, his five children, all of whom he dumped into an orphanage with a casualness that made abandoning your offspring look like a lifestyle choice.
Rousseau’s philosophy revolved around the notion that society had corrupted our innate goodness, and that we’d all be better off if we just went back to living like noble savages. Now, whether or not Rousseau had ever seen an actual savage is up for debate, but his romantic notion of a simpler, purer humanity struck a chord with the very elites he claimed to despise. His magnum opus, The Social Contract (1762), was a masterstroke of vague utopianism, declaring that legitimate government could only arise from the “general will” of the people. Rousseau never quite explained how to figure out what this elusive “general will” actually was—presumably, he thought we’d all just intuit it like reading tea leaves. Naturally, this got him exiled from both France and Geneva, proving that you can’t be both a revolutionary and a respected thinker if you want to keep your home address. By the time he died in 1778, Rousseau had managed to alienate nearly everyone who once called him a friend, while leaving behind a legacy of ideas that would inspire revolutionaries and political chaos for years to come. If nothing else, Rousseau demonstrated that you could spout impractical ideas, ruin your personal life, and still become a philosophical superstar.

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The fake nose of astronomer Tycho Brahe that he wore after losing his real one in a duel about math with his cousin

iza svakog uspješnog muškarca...
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Aquamanile depicting Phyllis riding Aristotle — a scene from the legend in which Phyllis, Aristotle's lover, humiliates him by riding on his back after he warned Alexander the Great about the dangers of women. Made of copper alloy, this piece originates from the South Lowlands, dating to the 14th-15th century AD.
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a sad baklava
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“Megalopolis,” Francis Ford Coppola’s four-decades-in-the-making epic of a decadent society, was released last week. From Cao Xueqin’s “The Dream of the Red Chamber” to Johann Wolfgang von Goethe’s “Elective Affinities,” the legendary director reveals some of the books that informed his film and talks about his wide-ranging reading taste. https://newyorkermag.visitlink.me/5JfLcl

interdisciplinarnost, uvijek, uvijek, uvijek. transdisciplinarnost, metadisciplinarnost, systems science, Decartes je sooooo anakron
How can being different be your super power?
Peter Doherty's experience as a veterinarian provided him with a unique perspective that led to his 1996 medicine prize. His successful research can be attributed being an outsider and questioning established norms.
Learn more about how Doherty followed his curiosity:
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Mađari se prave nacionalisti, a zovu strane arhitekte dok mi, recimo, znamo da su naši judi bolji od svih stranaca i pokakamo se i na Rema i na Zahu i naš čovik Jure ih pobijedi na međunarodnom natječaju i onda se nadure i vele da je Hrvatska izbačena iz svih asocijacija, al mogu nam samo zavidit jer je kod nas NAJRAZVEDENIJA OBALA I SVE NAJBOJE.
Sou Fujimoto creates House of Music in Budapest park "as a continuation of the natural environment" Japanese architect Sou Fujimoto has completed a museum dedicated to music topped with an undulating roof punctuated by trees in Budapest's City Park.


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