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Streetlight
9.1k...was bloody bonkers:
The inclusion of Adolf Portman in it - an zoologist who studied animal appearance - is probably the wildest and coolest part of it. -
Valentinus
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That is intriguing.
It makes me think of her description of the Boers starting to resemble their enemies after fighting for a while (in the Origins of Totalitarianism). A theme she uses in a number of places.
And the Talking Heads: "Lost my shape, trying to act natural."
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