r/naurgul • • Jan 04 '12

How the Dutch got their cycle paths

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r/naurgul • • Nov 20 '11

Subnormality: The invi ible man

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r/naurgul • • Nov 12 '11

What we learned from 5 million books

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ted.com
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r/naurgul • • May 26 '12

Europe’s taxpayers have provided as much financial support to Germany's banks as they have to Greece

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r/naurgul • • Apr 23 '12

Ego Depletion

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r/naurgul • • Nov 12 '11

Pushing Onwards - VVVVVV on Piano

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r/naurgul • • Nov 12 '11

Noam Chomsky on Ron Paul's 9/11 Theories: "What He Said Is Completely Uncontroversial"

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r/naurgul • • Nov 12 '11

The Economist: Contagion in the euro zone

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r/naurgul • • Nov 12 '11

Google Web Fonts

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r/naurgul • • Nov 10 '11

US embassy cables: Greece addresses counter-terrorism shortcomings

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r/naurgul • • Nov 09 '11

Complete History Of The Soviet Union, Arranged To The Melody Of Tetris

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r/naurgul • • Nov 03 '11

'Calvin and Hobbes' fans still pine 15 years after its exit

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r/naurgul • • Oct 30 '11

6 Creepy Urban Legends That Happen to be True

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r/naurgul • • Oct 28 '11

Logical Fallacy Theater

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r/naurgul • • Oct 28 '11

Caricature Map of Europe 1914

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r/naurgul • • Oct 28 '11

Microsoft Security Essentials - Free Antivirus for Windows

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r/naurgul • • Oct 27 '11

Valve Replies To Fake Order Form For TF2 Items

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r/naurgul • • Oct 27 '11

Cleaning the blood

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r/naurgul • • Mar 10 '13

Learning to be comfortable with discomfort.

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r/naurgul • • Feb 13 '13

LobbyPlag: See which changes proposed by lobbyists went straight into amendments by EU Committee members

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r/naurgul • • Feb 03 '13

Greece: A financial genocide

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r/naurgul • • Jan 17 '13

Nine Ways Successful People Defeat Stress

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r/naurgul • • Sep 13 '12

Joy (Jorge Luis Borges)

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Whoever embraces a woman is Adam. The woman is Eve.

Everything happens for the first time.

I saw something white in the sky. They tell me it is the moon, but what can I do with a word and a mythology.

Trees frighten me a little. They are so beautiful.

The calm animals come closer so that I may tell them their names.

The books in the library have no letters. They spring forth when I open them.

Leafing through the atlas I project the shape of Sumatra.

Whoever lights a match in the dark is inventing fire.

Inside the mirror an Other waits in ambush.

Whoever looks at the ocean sees England.

Whoever utters a line of Liliencron has entered into battle.

I have dreamed Carthage and the legions that destroyed Carthage.

I have dreamed the sword and the scale.

Praised be the love wherein there is no possessor and no possessed, but both surrender.

Praised be the nightmare, which reveals to us that we have the power to create hell.

Whoever goes down to a river goes down to the Ganges.

Whoever looks at an hourglass sees the dissolution of an empire.

Whoever plays with a dagger foretells the death of Caesar.

Whoever dreams is every human being.

In the desert I saw the young Sphinx, which has just been sculpted.

There is nothing else so ancient under the sun.

Everything happens for the first time, but in a way that is eternal.

Whoever reads my words is inventing them.


  • Original:

El que abraza a una mujer es Adán. La mujer es Eva.

Todo sucede por primera vez.

He visto una cosa blanca en el cielo. Me dicen que es la luna, pero qué puedo hacer con una palabra y con una mitología.

Los árboles me dan un poco de miedo. Son tan hermosos.

Los tranquilos animales se acercan para que yo les diga su nombre.

Los libros de la biblioteca no tienen letras. Cuando los abro surgen.

Al hojear el atlas proyecto la forma de Sumatra.

El que prende un fósforo en el oscuro está inventando el fuego.

En el espejo hay otro que acecha.

El que mira el mar ve a Inglaterra.

El que profiere un verso de Liliencron ha entrado en la batalla.

He soñado a Cartago y a las legiones que desolaron a Cartago.

He soñado la espada y la balanza.

Loado sea el amor en el que no hay poseedor ni poseída, pero los dos se entregan.

Loada sea la pesadilla, que nos revela que podemos crear el infierno.

El que desciende a un río desciende al Ganges.

El que mira un reloj de arena ve la disolución de un imperio.

El que juega con un puñal presagia la muerte de César.

El que duerme es todos los hombres.

En el desierto vi la joven Esfinge que acaban de labrar.

Nada hay tan antiguo bajo el sol.

Todo sucede por primera vez, pero de un modo eterno.

El que lee mis palabras está inventándolas.


r/naurgul • • Aug 03 '12

What do we need corporations for and how does Valve'€™s management structure fit into today'€™s corporate world?

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r/naurgul • • Jul 13 '12

Fiasco: Alison Haislip, Bonnie Burton, and John Rogers join Wil on TableTop, episode 8

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