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Símbolo desenhado em vermelho sobre fundo branco.
Abioto: o que mata; o que é inconciliável com a vida.

Fiz um caça-palavras num formato que nunca vi antes, posso falar que fui eu que inventei? 😆

#caçapalavra #vocabulário #passatempo

Um caça-palavras onde você tem que encontrar os sinônimos da palavra "bonito" e suas únicas dicas são o número de letras em cada sinônimo (4, 5, 7, 8, 12); bônus para quem encontrar o antônimo com 4 letras

#sigil #simbolo #emblema #vocabulario

Desenho preto e branco que parece um fantasma, feito com formas geométricas da palavra "avantesma", que significa "assombração, fantasma, figura assustadora"

#sigil #selo #emblema #DesenhoDigital #simbolo

Símbolo desenhado com uma linha contínua preta sobre fundo branco, vários ângulos agudos e nenhuma curva, se você procurar com atenção, encontrará as letras da expressão "ad absurdo"

#quote #book #livro #literatura #ursulakleguin

Quote: You imagine, as a boy, that a wizard is someone who can do anything. That's what I imagined, in the past. We all did. And the truth is that as a man's real power grows and his knowledge expands, the path he can follow becomes narrower and narrower, until, finally, he chooses nothing but does only and entirely what he needs to do.

Cover of the book Wizard of Earthsea by Ursula K. Le Guin

Old poem I wrote but never posted here.

#Poem #Fire

Poem over a photo of a fire:
Funeral Pyre by Ivan Coluchi

Turn everyday of your life into a funeral pyre;
burn the past, let it fuel your fire,
let the flames light the path into your next trial.
And fear not to leave only ashes behind,
for in the ground they will be refined,
made a compound were trees will thrive.
For others to cut, for fire to burn,
for many more pyres
to bright days that will come.

Quote from Ursula K. Le Guin found in the book "The language of the night: essays on writing, science fiction, and fantasy"

#Quote #UsrulaKLeGuin #Book

"An artist is often the last person to say anything comprehensible about the process of creation".
Ursula K. Le Guin
Introduction to Planet of Exile, 1978

Diderot Effect is used to describe when buying something new causes a chain reaction leading to buying more and more things. Term coined by Grant McCracken based on Diderot's essay "Regrets on Parting with My Old Dressing Gown".

#Sigil #Symbol #Gliph #Consumerism

Drawing of a gliph that looks like a spiral turning into a money sign with the text: Diderot Effect, when acquiring a new thing leads to a spiral of consumption that results in the acquisition of even more things

I'm in a honeymoon phase with this game. I've been playing it everyday since I got it. It's similar to Seven Wonders, but I like the puzzle-engine builder aspect of this one more. Just wish you could fit more players, but al least it has an enjoyable solo mode so I can play whenever I want.

#Tabletop #Boardgame