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Quote of the moment Vol.2

“We have had no good comic operas of late, because the real world has been more comic than any possible opera.” – Illustrated London News, Jan. 17, 1931 G. K. Chesterton

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"I am the last monarch of the old world. As Emperor, it is my duty to protect my peoples from their politicians" -Franz Joseph, Emperor of Austria-Hungary

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In Which we say Hello to October 2026! A vision of hard-earnt Optimism

Hello, my good friend! Happy Sunday! I started writing this post on Saturday, some days before the first turn of the general election. I wrote on the sense I did feel an air of optimism. But given it was not entirely justified, not yet, I decided to abstain from writing for the weekend, I really did not want to be blamed of calling a victory before due time and process. The due process is in motion, and I am very happy to say my optimism was justified, and I read the room quite well, which makes me happy, because what I saw was hope. I will keep most of the original post unchanged, making only some add-ons and corrections here and there. So, let us jump to it! Good morning, kind friend, reader of this post on the Divagation Store! Well, how are you? How is the weather? Hope you are okay, and the temperature is fine? As for me, I am okay, a bit anxious, but what else is new... Tomorrow is a day of general election in Brazil, the country I reside in, and I trust it is an important one, I...

In Which we Wrap up September: At the Gates of a crosswalk

In Which I commend the work done by the Book Redeeming the West

In Which I try not to do typos, and even failing, still finish another good post!

In Which we Celebrate another beautiful July 4th! America Forever

In Which I do an Impromptu set of thoughts on a video I did watch on the topic of AI

In Which I talk of Aero and of Blissful times, as well as the struggle against the mind gnosticism. God is Good, not the Demiurge

In Which the fog of the terrain is present and the birds scream confusely

In Which we have an Incoherent Post, such is the thought process of the author

In Which Life is not SimCity: Washington Square and the Austrian Connection

In Which we Have a Sunny Thrlller and the defeat of the evil one

In Which we have Games and Joseph II

In Which A Hobby Cannot be Forced, and Wes Anderson's Pretentionism

In Which I celebrate Mr. Knightingale, and count my blessings...

In which I say once again: Happy July 4th. And there is a lot I don’t know

In Which we Briefly talk about the decline of Roman Art

In Which we welcome July: Winter and Rain