2024
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He who walks the most shall win
Street photography is about the will to power. It’s about tapping into your vitality and using that energy to fuel your daily practice. The more you walk, the more you…
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The Wrestlers
The sculpture titled “The Wrestlers,” located in the Horticulture Center of Philadelphia, captures a moment of intense physical engagement between two athletes. This piece, a cast made in 1885 from…
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The Journeyer
In the Horticulture Center of Philadelphia, the sculpture titled “The Journeyer” by Lindsay Daen stands as a powerful tribute to the 200th anniversary of the founding of the United States…
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Giuseppe Verdi
In the Horticulture Center of Philadelphia, a sculpture of Giuseppe Verdi, crafted by G.B. Bashanellifusi, stands as a tribute to one of the greatest composers in the history of opera.…
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Franz Schubert
The sculpture of Franz Schubert at the Horticulture Center of Philadelphia stands as a tribute to one of the most cherished composers of the Romantic era. Known for his lyrical…
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Joseph Haydn
In the Horticulture Center of Philadelphia, a sculpture of Joseph Haydn stands as a tribute to one of the most influential composers in the history of Western music. This sculpture…
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Rebecca at the Well
“Rebecca at the Well,” a sculpture by John J. Boyle, is a captivating piece located in the Horticulture Center of Philadelphia. This work of art draws inspiration from a famous…
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Reverend Dr. John Witherspoon
The sculpture of Reverend Dr. John Witherspoon by Joseph Alexis Bailly, located in the Horticulture Center of Philadelphia, captures the essence of a man whose influence spanned both religious and…
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How to Philosophize with a Hammer
In this seminar, we explore Nietzsche’s Beyond Good and Evil and the concept of “philosophizing with a hammer,” a phrase coined by Nietzsche himself. This idea refers to both the…
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Digital Slavery
If you knew with 100% certainty that you are currently living in a science fiction dystopian world, how would you live your everyday life? Nothing is really happening in the…
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Thomas Jefferson on Central Banking
Thomas Jefferson was a vocal critic of central banking and the idea of a national bank. His views on central banking were shaped by his broader philosophy of limited government…
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A bull just goes
What if we went through the streets like a bull, barbarically pounding our way through each photograph we make? With a strong gait, strong legs, and strong feet, you can…
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Real happiness is a physiological response from within
No need for external stimuli or other people
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Augment life
The word “augment” comes from the Latin verb “augere,” which means “to increase” or “to make larger.” The past participle form of “augere” is “auctus,” which is where the English…
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John Locke
John Locke, often referred to as the “Father of Liberalism,” was an English philosopher whose ideas laid the groundwork for many of the democratic principles we value today. Born in…
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What causes a bull to react aggressively?
A bull may react aggressively due to a variety of factors, typically related to their natural instincts, environment, or external stimuli. Here are some common causes of aggression in bulls:…
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On the Future of War and Money
Some random thoughts I had this morning about the future of war and money- I remember reading the novel Ender’s Game as a freshman in high school, alongside other books…
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Nobody Is a Match for Me
I was chatting with an older photographer, somebody in their 70s, about the history of photography, specifically street photography. He mentioned that there will never be another Bresson. I then…
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LIGHT
Sun leaking through the shadesMaking sure I live my dayBright light across my faceSlowly shake me out my dazeBeing here is just a phaseTill the day I’m back in space





















