@phistorians thank you for sharing this about it. I only had a few minutes on Wikipedia and it was not leading anywhere so I appreciate knowing there's nowhere to lead! Yet.

@phistorians that sheer cloth of the sleeves is fascinating to me. Theoretically Chinese silk methods weren't open for another 900 years. How are they making or even imagining something so fine?

@phistorians This kind of ancient propaganda transposes so well into the modern context. Thank you for the post.I was recently able to see the Trophy of Augustus in France and it has similar imagery. The longer you think about it, the more unsettling it is, but also the more crudely relatable.

@potterybyosa@mastodon.social your video is exquisite, like pro pro. How did you ever get down into the water and back up without drips!? Don't tell me, let's just let it be your natural magic.

@potterybyosa@mastodon.social @superball@norcal.social it's true though that it's a bubble. There's a reason those men at the end are pulling you out of the water because right is that water hits a certain temperature of Florida closes back in like an Iron maiden! Lol. Omg missingggg.