Keala Milles
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The happiest countries have the lowest rates of religiosity
It dawned on me recently, thanks to a reader’s question, that I wanted to know happy atheists are and is a country full of mostly non-believers would be a happy place to live. So, I looked up some statistics on happy countries and happy people in hopes of finding this out. I’ve met loads of happy atheists. I also know happy believers. I was curious though, when applied to the large scale of cities and countries, how much does religion (or lack thereof) play a part in happiness. I found some pretty interesting numbers.
(Source: hopefulheathens, via questionall)
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Out of Hand
Out of Hand
By: MkM/Jr
poor timing—no excuse
this ship could have taken port:
this is out of hand
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“Alot of music now sounds like it was made on a computer. No one sweat it. No one loved it enough. Its like corporate food. The guy in the kitchen at Olive Garden really doesn’t care if you love his linguini. Its just order 37 and he hates his job. The guy at subway does not try to make you the best tuna fish sub you’ve ever had. He’s just trying to get through the freaking day.”
Henry Rollins on the State of music today. I like the way he puts it. Its very concise and spot on!
(Source: pianoacrossnyc)
