Anthropology: homo sapiens, homo erectus, homo ludens, homo faber, “cogito, ergo sum” = “I think, so I am” (Descartes) others shout: “I’m a believer” – there are many trials and errors, to find out the best term. A human being is an animal who likes to learn all life long – a very nice definition, found via a blogger, who lives in Sao Paulo, Brazil: giulas41.wordpress.com. I hope, that describes me too …
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Very Cool Frizz.
Blessings,
Ava
xox
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I’m glad to see Japanese in this photo.
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yes, it must be something about the Johann Sebastian Bach inventions or fuges for piano or duos – but of course I cannot translate a single word. But calli-graphically I enjoyed those letter signs very much nevertheless…
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so ist es
aber nur bei klugen menschen
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related:
http://en.wordpress.com/tag/homo-sapiens/
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