J’aime le surf🏄🐬J'aime le milieu de la nuit 🦋Une vie aussi souple qu'une panthère et aussi fragile qu'un papillon🐆 Survivant d'une maladie. Je suis amputée
Paris et Boston et Tokyo
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Judith Charrière retweeted
"I was crossing on the ferry, and as we pulled out, there was another that was pulling in, and on it there was a girl. I only saw her for one second. She didn't see me at all. But I'll bet a month hasn't gone by since that I haven't thought of that girl."
- Citizen Kane
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Judith Charrière retweeted
Bienaventurados los que ven cosas bonitas en lugares humildes donde los demás no ven nada, todo es bonito, lo único que importa es saber interpretar.
-Jacob Camille Pissarro
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le beau est toujours bizarre
la mort qui a sucé le miel de ton haleine n'a pas encore eu de pouvoir sur ta beauté
j’aime tellement l’expression de cette poupée, si esthétisante, comme si elle regardait la mort en face
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Judith Charrière retweeted
In autumn, in autumn, the orchards blush; red apples amidst the green.
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Judith Charrière retweeted
Notice what
you are not
allowed to question.
That's where the truth lives.
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i have no interest in the popular ones.
I’d rather talk to those who rub people the wrong way, or those whom nobody seems to notice at all
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This is how Grok explains it.
« No authentic source exists for this quote in The Art of War or any known Sun Tzu text. It is a modern misattribution with no historical basis.
It loosely echoes his emphasis on building strength and invincibility rather than relying on an opponent, but the good-versus-evil moral framing is foreign to his pragmatic strategy. »
nitter.net/grok/status/2103737081…
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Bonjour @grok
Is there an actual source that this quote in the post comes from, even if it’s said to be by Sun Tzu? Also, does it reflect Sun Tzu’s ideas?
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Judith Charrière retweeted
“The paradox of education is precisely this—that as one begins to become conscious one begins to examine the society in which he is being educated.”
— James Baldwin
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