tumblrmeon: apparently not dead after all. Refused.

tumblrmeon:

apparently not dead after all. Refused.

AT THE DRIVE-IN ARE REUNITING

pupfresh:

Exactly what the title says. At The Drive-In are reuniting.

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fuckyeahmovieposters: Prometheus

fuckyeahmovieposters:

Prometheus

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prostheticknowledge:

Old 3D Maps Of New York

Codex 99 continues it’s historical look of New York maps with a collection which adds an extra dimension.

Much more can be found here

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Studio Offically Tweaked “FTB” version of “The Daily Mail” 

Source: BBC6

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The Saddest Landscape Stream New Song

propertyofzack:

A new song by The Saddest Landscape called “In Love With The Sound” can be heard here. The band will be releasing their new album titled After The Lights via Topshelf Records on February 14th. You can purchase the album here.

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medicalschool: Why Does Evolution Allow Some People to Taste Words? synesthsia, a fascinating and bizarre neurological condition in which two ore more senses are linked so that someone, for example, might “taste” sounds or “hear” colors. New research is exploring whether synesthesia, which appears to be a heritable physical condition, has survived evolutionarily because it’s beneficial. According to the UC San Diego scientists, “ninety-five to ninety-nine percent of synesthetes love their synesthesia and say it enhances their lives.” Advanced brain scans are enabling researchers to better see the increased connections between sensory brain regions and learn more about the neural condition.

medicalschool:

Why Does Evolution Allow Some People to Taste Words?

synesthsia, a fascinating and bizarre neurological condition in which two ore more senses are linked so that someone, for example, might “taste” sounds or “hear” colors. New research is exploring whether synesthesia, which appears to be a heritable physical condition, has survived evolutionarily because it’s beneficial. According to the UC San Diego scientists, “ninety-five to ninety-nine percent of synesthetes love their synesthesia and say it enhances their lives.” Advanced brain scans are enabling researchers to better see the increased connections between sensory brain regions and learn more about the neural condition.

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