In the 16th century, domestic animals were put on trial in parts of Europe. They were regarded as legitimate legal subjects. In one case, a pig was hanged for killing an infant. The distinction between humans and animals was not that solid at the time :)

Hahaha, funny

What a coincidence. This afternoon I had a conversation with a young fantasy writer. - What’s the major theme of your coming book? I asked her.

- Liminal time, she answered.

It’s a trend
- and Fiona initiated it :)

Another example: Freud was heavily influenced by gothic literature in particular, romantic literature in general, when he developed his ideas about the human psyche

I know 🤫

Haven’t crossed it, but last summer, I rented a boat and together with my family we sailed around the canals and harbor in Copenhagen. On that occasion we sailed under the circle bridge, and it’s beautiful from underneath as well 👌

It does. I have a tendency of excluding the non-wow

Know the feeling :)

Hahaaaaaaa, you too!

A few will choose the authentic, snarky option, sure. But the majority prefer chitchat and vague formulations

It’s a mystery, because almost every person will at some point experience that someone needs their attention and care. However, our culture prefers the fantasy of the always present, eager and accessible worker(?)

No, too populated around here and no uncultivated land in sight. Believe it’s less than one percent of Denmark that can be defined as “wild nature”

I was living on the edge the other day, driving around on summer tires in the first snow 🌨️

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