Enjoy the online version of William Timlin’s The Ship That Sailed to Mars originally published in 1923. Via. Related bonus link: George Meiles’ 1902 classic Le voyage dans la lune in full

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In 1822 De Quincey published The Confessions of an English Opium Eater. The nature of addiction to opiates has been misunderstood ever since.

How vinyl records are made: Part 1 and Part 2. Groovy (pun intended). Via.

An old octopus with a tree on his back? Yes. Enjoy The black heart gang’s beautifully done Tale of How. Via.

What Mind–Body Problem? Could understanding consciousness turn out to be easier than we thought? Via. I doubt it.

 

05.28. filed under: link dump.


Hi, the “Voyage dans la lune” available at Archive.org isn’t the complete version. The complete version has 14 minuts, that one has 11/ almost 12 minutes. I know because I download, watch it again (for the 10th time maybe :) ) and uploaded at google video. Something was missed in the middle. BTW, thanks for the link. :)

posted on 05.28 at 04:49 PMBibi


You can’t fool Bibi, that’s for sure.

posted on 05.28 at 05:09 PMSebastian


Indeed. The post wasn’t up for more than 10 minutes! She is quick. Seems all the versions I can find online also clock in at 00:11:48. So we’ll just have to use our imagination for those middle minutes. ah well.

posted on 05.28 at 11:46 PMjmorrison

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