Un pequeño video documental de la hermosísima Ciudad de México. Sin duda un orgullo mexicano.
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¡¡No hay como México!!
Un pequeño video documental de la hermosísima Ciudad de México. Sin duda un orgullo mexicano.
submission from baasicspace
¡¡No hay como México!!
TRUTH.
Well, now we can. But Archimedes made it cool.
(Source: thevoice047)
Anonymous asked: why do you dislike hipsters? whats so wrong about them?
Hipsters unoriginal human beings who prefer to be told what to like nd who to be instead of using their brains, at least a tiny bit, to choose for themselves while pretending they do. They think they’re better than everyone else without having any clue as to why. They choose the “nerd” look instead of using their brains to actually BE nerds. These are only some of the reasons I dislike hipsters so much. To me, they’re basically wastes of space human beings.
Anonymous asked: Whats your opinion on gays and Lesbians?
I think human beings are free to love whoever they want.
Amnesic cellist forgets everything, still remembers how to play his own instrument
This is a pretty incredible story. In 2005, a 62-year-old man was diagnosed with herpes encephalitis, an infection of the brain which destroyed his medial temporal lobes, and with them his explicit memory. He was left with retrograde amnesia (forgetting events in the past) as well as anteretrograde amnesia (losing the ability to form new memories). The really fascinating part comes next, though:
Doctors made their discovery when they tested PM’s ability to recall musical information and found he could identify the scales, rhythms and intervals of pieces they played him. The man went on to score normally on a standard test for musical memory.
But it was later tests that surprised doctors most, when the cellist showed he could learn new pieces of music, even though he failed to remember simple information, such as the layout of his flat, who his doctors were and what medicines he should take.
The scientists conclude that musical memory must be stored elsewhere in the brain. This explanation is boosted by cases of Alzheimer’s- or stroke-induced memory loss in which patients could still recall musical memories.
The human brain is amazing.
(via voz-y-tesimonio)
I can’t help making a fuchi face whenever I see a ‘fresa’ or a hipster. It’s like a reflex and I won’t apologize for it. I have a right to weep for humanity.
I’d rather grieve for Bertrand Russell’s death than Steve Jobs’.