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Thinker. SEAL. Field observations on meaning, anthropology, war, training, figs, and dogs.
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Maksim Vorobyov. Oak Fractured by Lightning (an allegory on his wife's death). 1842.
“Madness is the predominance of the abstract an...
Field observations on ancient meaning for the modern world through anthropology, combat, nature, training, figs, and dogs.
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The Artist Sketching at Mount Desert, Maine. Sanford Robinson Gifford. 1865. (Thank you Daniel Goodwi...
Writer. Navy SEAL. Field observations on ancient meaning for the modern world through combat, anthropology, nature, figs, and dogs.
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John Martin. Arcadian Landscape. 1810.
The excellent Substack, , was kind enough to share m...
Writer. Navy SEAL. Field observations on ancient meaning for the modern world through combat, anthropology, nature, training, figs, and dogs.
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Charles Allan Gilbert. All is Vanity. 1892.
I had a great conversation with my f...
Writer. Navy SEAL. Field observations on ancient meaning for the modern world through combat, anthropology, nature, figs, and dogs.
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Hubert Robert. Bathing Pool. 1780.
It says something satisfying about us when unprecedented...
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