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Incredible work here from Osita Nwanevu defector.com/digger-is-smug-…
link the most permanently fried dude you know drops in the gc
Data on 35,000+ adults: the more cannabis you’ve used in life, the bigger your hippocampus and the better your brain works after 40!
People who had ever used cannabis tended to have larger brain volume in key areas that are full of natural cannabis-like receptors (especially the hippocampus, amygdala, caudate, and putamen – these areas are important for memory, emotions, learning, and movement).
The more cannabis someone had used in their lifetime, the larger these brain areas were and the better they performed on tests of learning, processing speed, and short-term memory.
pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/4137…
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The funniest part of all the "hit dog hollering" negative reviews of Digger is that they claim it's Iñárritu at his most smug and holier-than-thou, when it seems inarguable to me that it's the most humbled and full of self-dobut he's ever been.
crazy that this movie exposes so many major publication film critics who are essentially faking it, unequipped to parse more than one layer of abstraction, let alone engage a rich dialectic
my future child as I recite their favorite tale: The theater was..empty? Only you?
me: My first time? 7 people. The second? Well..[turns flashlight to face] NO ONE!
them [scared]: but..where was Digger Nation!
me: Ah but you see, back then, Digger Nation had only just been born..
I had been holding off on posting my thoughts until the interview was released. Director Iñárritu’s “DIGGER” is a film that all of us living in today’s world should see. It is a work that remains with the audience, provoking reflection and sounding alarms. As you absorb this film and carry it with you, a “tool (a digger)” for delving deeper into the future will surely begin to take shape within you. This is a film that will stay by your side for years to come.
we are sort-of infatuated with our own alienation I think

































