A valuable meeting equals...

Two (somewhat) open minded individuals (which eliminates the loss of topic) + two good cups of hot "black Joe"...


...and a little aftermath music by Sibille Attar...


...could perhaps make you very sentimental, over the realization that life treats you darn well after all.

Lately, my studies has been going hand-in-hand with listening/analyzing/conspiring over Tyler, the Creator's music trilogy, it still feels like I'm back on track even though both subjects are pretty heavy ones. Maybe I just needed something to dig into. Since I spent almost as much time to study the trilogy as studying microbiology/clinic chemistry/immunology those last weeks, I can pretty much compare the deepness in those two very different subjects to each other. So, if you have time to kill, here's a couple of links to help you dig in and see what it's about... or could be, guess that's up to you. A warning though, as Ryan Bassil said right before the conclusion of his conspiracy theory (linked below): "Have I read into this waaay too much?", is something also I've thought for myself a few times and I suppose it could happen to you as well. But first, a really valuable interview by PSL...

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¡Extra! Don't forget to check out his bud Earl Sweatshirt!

Indoor season is taking it's place, loss of D-vitamin, siestas in the afternoon with the curtain down, easier to long for something of which I'm not ready for... or am I just not ready for what I'm getting?


What is ready anyways, are you ever?

Blowing/developing minds

So I probably just did my first fail on an examination, it's on the second semester so not too bad I guess. Necessities of Human Life sounds pretty interesting but necessities of my own probably weighs heavier when they are heavy. Reasons are many though; been doing a lot of developmental psychology for myself through my own relations and relationship, also kinda noticed it wasn't really that much new to learn practically on this course, so just a simple lack of motivation. Finding other more interesting stuff to occupy my time wasn't hard at all. Stuff like this video for example, which I think everyone should see, pretty mindblowing...