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Americans love freedom until someone freely chooses to be comfortable in the way they look!!!
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Americans love freedom until someone freely chooses to be comfortable in the way they look!!!
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Wren + Peach / Chamomile
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Fantastic! I wish you luck with your journey Boiglenoight! I'm sure the Earl Gray will aid.
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How wonderful, Boiglenoight! I always found ArcGIS confusing personally - I'm glad you're finding Gemini is able to alleviate the stresses.
When you state "I'm learning more about how the languages works... than I ever did through videos or books" - is this in regards to libraries, or how things are moving under the bonnet?
Earl Grey always packs a punch, essential for an early start indeed!
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No wordpress, courteous bjoern_tantau!
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Association between tarot, astrology, and academic subjects
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Forgot to reply last night my good Mothra, thank you for your help.
I much appreciate your advice to traverse these new lands.
Yet still, your occult knowledge continued the discussion!
Swords vs Pentacles - swords are associated with intellect and challenges of the mind and soul, but pentacles are associated with the material so I feel there's room for them both to be "the sciences". Maybe some sciences fall in the Swords bracket, and others fall in the Pentacles brace! Who knows!
Glad to have crossed paths, regardless
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Confused we all are daannii, but through your confusion we have found ourselves in dialogue and that I am grateful for!
Congratulations on the Pretty hard Degree - what's your thesis on?
With regards to imagery, story, and symbolism - that's the discussion I am hoping to open! Your analysis of the cards, specifically their suits, is a great place to start, no? Pentacles: materialism. Do we see the sciences as materialist? Maybe some, but not all, who knows!
Wands - perhaps the arts? Or maybe only the visual arts - painting, photography, sculpture. Maybe dramatics lays somewhere else - I haven't a clue, maybe you do?
I will research more of course and thank you for your recommendations, however nothing beats a cup of tea and some natter with anons online
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I share sympathies. Panda.
I suppose we all walk through life alone with these feelings. I take solace that in crossing paths, we can see that our journeys are similar.
Thank you for reading my blog, I appreciate it and I appreciate this thread!
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Fair point Nemo - I suppose I wanted it to be revealed at the end, but I know that I would not like "Young Adult" to part of the speculation for I am, obviously, a crusty old vampire.
I appreciate your feedback and will have a ponder.
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Sergio, my new found compadre, thank you for your wisdom!
I have created a new community [email protected], but also will check out the spaces you recommend. I have posted on newcommunities as suggested.
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What are your language learning goals for the year?
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Fantastic question emb. Need a plan outside of sheer determination!
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Wren + Peach / Chamomile
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Ir's a fun little language, m0re. Something to play with and has some interop with C too.
How's Kafka? I haven't read any Kafka books yet but they've been on my list for a while.
Chamomile, the drink of the evening!
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Zesty Webcrawling 🍋🟩
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I do my darnedest to enjoy my days on this hellscape, and drinking tea sure does make that easier!
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Fantastic idea Auster, thank you! I shall peruse the spaces that align with my purpose
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What are your language learning goals for the year?
I would like to learn Georgian 🇬🇪
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That looks way more exciting, Nemo. I'm now significantly less troubled!
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Pleasure to meet you Cowbee. I was unaware that a chimeric blend of pollinater and bovine existed - we live in a truly wonderful world.
Personally I am interesting in Computer Science, Philosophy, Languages, Literature, and Fashion - and of course, as the mighty Auster mentioned below I can find these communities individually.
I was hoping for more of a space for group study, perhaps on Lemmy, Mastodon, or Matrix. Qualities such as:\
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I like your thinking optissima, thank you greatly!
Thinking of creating a space for pair / group study on Mastodon / Lemmy / Matrix - equivalent to the spaces on Twiiter / Reddit / Discord that I'm just not gelling with as much anymore.
I will let you know if I create anything.
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Fantastic answer and much appreciated - I shall investigate these spaces.
Many thanks, kind Cowbee
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Another fine response, o' knowledgeable Auster! I will see if I can find a community for my niche.
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Thank you kind panda!
Sorry to hear about your shared turmoil - did you get anywhere with it personally?