We Need More Bags

• 2012-01-25

  

  nevver:

  Instructions:
  1. Stare at the red dot on the girl’s nose for 30 seconds.
  2. Turn your eyes to a plain surface (your ceiling or blank wall).
  3. Blink repeatedly and quickly.
  4. WTF! one+infinity

  (via glennz)

  Source: nevver

• →

  

  glennz:

  Bat Cave Art - Now Voting.

  Visit Glennz Tees | Twitter | Facebook | Flickr | Behance | Dribbble

  Source: glennz

• 2012-01-19

  

  glennz:

  Ninja Turtleneck - Now Voting. Watch illustration video

  Visit Glennz Tees | Twitter | Facebook | Flickr | Behance | Dribbble

  Source: glennz

• 2011-12-14

  

  yowza

• →

  

  glennz:

  Nose Job - Now Voting. Watch illustration video

  Visit Glennz Tees | Twitter | Facebook | Flickr | Behance | Dribbble

  Source: glennz

• 2011-11-22

  

  Source: despair.com

• 2011-11-16

  

  glennz:

  Big Mistake - Now Voting. Watch illustration video

  Visit Glennz Tees | Twitter | Facebook | Flickr | Behance | Dribbble

  Source: glennz

• 2011-11-03

  

  Source: despair.com

• 2011-10-14

  Reductio ad scientia

  maconstokes:

  Technology is instantiated knowledge.

  Belief that knowledge is the path to salvation is Gnosticism.

  Modernity and postmodernity’s faith in Technology is the same old old old Gnosticism.

  (Which, you will recall, goes even back to the choice, “know good and evil,” over relational trust.)

  Source: maconstokes

• 2011-09-17

  Unrelated:: Utilitarianism is so handy!

  maconstokes:

  One of the great attractions of Utilitarianism as an ethic is that it’s mechanical, and appears to remove the “subjective” element from the decisionmaking. That is, a person can pretend they do not have to take responsibility for actually making a judgement about rightness/wrongness. If f(x) =…

  Source: maconstokes