/1280px-Secretary_Janet_Yellen_portrait.jpgShe seems to be a villain straight out of House of Cards.
"The time to buy is when there's blood in the streets, even if the blood is your own."
~Nathaniel Mayer Rothschild, 1st Baron Rothschild
Na Serra Leoa está havendo um surto onde pessoas estão desenterrando cadáveres para utilizar os ossos na preparação da droga Kush
Every single new day is an individual probability of the genetic engineering industry finally jumpstarting in matters of advancements for humans, from genome manipulation up to guided, predictable mutations. Oh well, at least transhumanism serves as a coping mechanism right now, through Neuralink.
I did not know what to write about as a first post. Actually, I have not even decided what I will utilize this account for.
Possibly, it will be a mixture of politics, philosophy, art and culture — similar to everything in my life. Maybe I will even externalize a bit of my personal weltanschauung here through comments and texts. Apart from writing, perhaps I will also share some pieces of literature, paintings, music and other areas of my interest.
With this account, my primary interest with it was to go further into the cryptocurrencies world, especially its communities. For this, I did not plan to create an account in the first place — I wanted to only view the posts and such. Now that it has been created, why not write and share some things here and there? Someone may like it or find useful — could even set them in an entirely new path. The butterfly effect surely is interesting — one of the many intricacies of the Universe.
It seems that the first post has just been written. Well, this is it. Surely the other posts will be either shorter or longer in comparison to this one. See you, then.
Painting: Baronne de Rothschild— Jean Dominique Ingres
This is a portrait commissioned by Betty von Rothschild, baroness of Rothschild. It is one of my favourite paintings from Ingres. From lighting to colour choice, all of it brings some sense of comfort and serenity, and sets me directly into 19th century Paris and Frankfurt.
