‘British photographer Jimmy Nelson spent about three years documenting the lives of some of the world’s remotest tribes. He spent two weeks with each tribe, trying to understand and capture their way of life…’
Source: WebTokri
“I am the world crier, & this is my dangerous career… I am the one to call your bluff, & this is my climate.” —Kenneth Patchen (1911-1972)
‘British photographer Jimmy Nelson spent about three years documenting the lives of some of the world’s remotest tribes. He spent two weeks with each tribe, trying to understand and capture their way of life…’
Source: WebTokri
Source: denis.md
New modeling suggests it could happen as soon as mid-century.
Source: Pacific Standard
‘In her 2005 song “π,” Kate Bush sings the number π to its 78th decimal place, then jumps abruptly to the 101st and finishes at the 137th.The BBC’s More or Less advanced the “Kate Bush conjecture”: that the digits that Bush sings are contained somewhere in the decimal expansion of π — just not at the start.The conjecture is true if π turns out to be a “normal” number, meaning essentially that all possible sequences of digits (of a given length) appear equally often in its expansion.π hasn’t been proven to have this property, though it’s expected to be the case. So, for now, “The Kate Bush conjecture is plausible but unproven.” …’
Source: Futility Closet