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The Netherlands (Holland) 🇳🇱
When the Euro was being designed, they intentionally placed illustrations of fictitious, non-existent bridges upon each paper note, as to not show priority toward one nation or another.
Or at least, they were fictitious... until the Netherlands decided to build all of them...
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Confessions of a Burnt-Out Gifted Kid (part 1/?)
[VIDEO ID: A sketched figure, labelled “me now” looks to the side with a worried expression on their face. They say, “You don’t have to be perfect or exceptionally great. You don’t even have to be GOOD”. The scene changes and it shows a slightly younger-looking figure labelled “teenage me”. They look angrily off to the side and say, “But I do.” They point to themselves. “I have to be all of those things all of the time”. END ID]
(Inspired by this video)
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heckling-hydrena · 2 months
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I actually have great respect for usamericans and their love of the noble hamburger because we're just as fucking insane about pljeskavica over here.
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leroibobo · 5 months
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the paradesi synagogue in kochi, kerala, india. the first synagogue on the site, built by the city's longstanding malabari jewish community, was destroyed by portugese who'd colonized the area in their persecution of locals. it was rebuilt in 1568 by spanish and portugese jews who fled persecution and later expulsion, hence the name "paradesi" ("foreign" in malayalam).
these sephardic jews and a community of jews of mixed african and european descent who were formerly enslaved ("meshuchrarim", "freedmen" in hebrew) joined the malabari jewish community of kochi and somewhat integrated. they were later joined by some iraqi, persian, yemenite, afghan, and dutch sephardic jews. the middle eastern and european jews were considered "white jews" and permitted malabari jews and meshuchrarim to worship in the synagogue. however, in what seems like a combination of local caste dynamics and racism, malabari jews were not allowed full membership. meshuchrarim weren't allowed in at all, but were instead made to sit outside during services and not allowed their own place of worship or other communal rights.
as the "white jews" tended to be rather wealthy from trade, this synagogue contains multiple antiquities. they include belgian glass chandeliers on its walls, hand-painted porcelain tiles from china on its floors, and an oriental rug that was gifted by ethiopian emperor haile selassie.
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indeedgoodman · 5 months
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sentientsky · 5 months
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i think being on tumblr is slowly degrading my ability to argue effectively. i studied philosophy and argumentation/logic in higher ed for a long time and i used to be half-decent at putting forth well-reasoned, thorough, clear, articulate arguments. but now??
now, my response to everything is “hm okaye but what if I bit u?? >:)”
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magnoliamyrrh · 7 months
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and i gotta wonder do these ppl not realize this sort of mentality also hurts businisses??? it hurts ppl trying to make a living??
like you've got indigenous people for example making indigenous jewerly and clothing and selling it to people but youve straight up got ppl who arent indigenous afraid to buy it because some looney on the street will stare at them badly or yell at them or give them a woke 101 lecture and theyre supposed to do what agains that, keep the reciet that they bought said thing authentically on them just to not get shit?
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cajolions · 4 months
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Starting a collection of pre-photography (~1826) painted portraits I've seen that give me the same feeling as photographic portraits. Feel free to add your own, especially if it’s older or lesser known paintings!
Untitled (Portrait of a Man) by Antonello da Messina, circa 1475
Admiral Peter Rainier by Unidentified Artist, 1778-87
Juan de Pareja by Diego Rodríguez de Silva y Velázquez, 1650
Portrait of Francesco I d'Este by Diego Rodríguez de Silva y Velázquez, 1638-1639
Portrait of Louis XVI, King of France by Joseph Duplessis (workshop of), 1777-1789
Mummy Portrait of a Woman with Earrings, Egyptian, Roman Imperial period, c. 130–140 CE, at Harvard Art Museums/Arthur M. Sackler Museum.
Portrait of a Young Woman in White by Julien Hudson, 1840 
Pompone Il De Bellievre, Chevalier Seigneur De Grignon by Sir Anthony Van Dyck, 1640 - 1641
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h3artshapedkisses · 1 month
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America: You want to stop racism? Stop talking about race. It’s that simple. Especially around children who aren’t in a history course.
You all sound like nazis with your obsession of race-based statistics and the upholding of the one-drop rule. If race isn’t real stop putting people into boundaries of fake American caste system and upholding those structures. History belongs in history courses. I don’t mention slavery every time I meet a Jewish person or Roman person, so stop with the obsession of your past when every country went through the same thing. It’s weird.
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blueiight · 8 months
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i hate when ppl r fans of all white casts but for some rzn they white guilt activate & they be tryna make canon honkeys ~~exxotic~~ broooo stand in ur lil 2d preference its okayyy
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prontaentrega · 8 months
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the one thing ive always disliked about physical comics is that western comics never got argentina specific translations so they were always in neutral or european spanish
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eerna · 2 years
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Imagine switching from a currency named after and illustrated with animals and plants characteristic for your country and holding mythological meaning unique to your region to one named Euro. I'd say couldn't be me but that's what's about to happen
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blackmetalnature · 1 year
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The Misty Mountains of Berchtesgaden National Park, Bavaria, Germany.
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westerners will call east europe the bad part of europe bc they can't appreciate the sight of a communist building right next to an art deco building w wholeass art pieces in the facade on a cold foggy night while drinking vodka and whatever juice u got at a corner store w ur friends who would get fucking beaten up for speaking their mind in the daylight
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panvani · 1 year
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Why is all fansrt of Vincent by anyone West of Poland so scary
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reconstructionbaby · 8 months
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one thing thats crazy to think about is how the japanese economy has not really grown past its peak in the early 90s, meaning that it has experienced three decades of stagnation. but it was so wealthy then that, even after thirty years without growth, it remains one of the worlds largest economies
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