Apes can recognize family and friends they haven’t met in decades

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The answer is that feverish bridge; the answer is the way he moves on the track; it isnt just what is said.Technically a thing like that should be impossible—continents ejecting you onto the same dance floor.

Watch the Greek film Dogtooth and remember how you were taught to see; see how every manipulation has its genesis in language.You do it when youre watching a film that sucks you in or reading a book that pulls you deep into the corridor on the inside of your body.some nights ago what a privilege it is that what I call family without flinching is a fiction I made; that there is a group of people who bear the truest witness of my life; that I get to live out the impossible.

about the darker parts of ourselves wed folded away for at least two and a half decades because it was that urgent to be A Good Person.even from yourself; and hiding is exactly why Yaa Gyasis Transcendent Kingdom insisted on disassembling me recently.

the low wail of a bass guitar free-falling through the deep grunt of an ancient drum: jazz meets Afrobeats meets house meets alternative meets grime meets highlife meets soukous—but there you are.

Who is normal? What is beauty? Who is a criminal? What is a woman? What is a man? What is good love? What is sex? What is fair? Who is holy? What is evil? The more you agree with the definitions youve been given.military program bent on building a super soldier from Nazi technology salvaged during the final days of World War II.

This staggeringly detailed 365-page graphic novel revolves around the orphan-turned-outcast Bobby Bailey.Just about any game can be subject to speedrunning; a cursory glance at this years schedule reveals such wildly divergent titles as Grand Theft Auto III.

looping and linking around one another as though to echo the strange circularities and synchronicities that so often repeat themselves in the course of a human life.The first disc features Webbers long-standing trio with the pianist Matt Mitchell and the drummer John Hollenbeck.