Eric Kim’s Approach to Film Photography

Favorite Film Cameras and Why Figure: Eric Kim’s Leica MP film camera. Kim considers the Leica MP (a fully mechanical 35mm rangefinder) his ideal lifetime camera for street photography . He praises its robust all-brass build and reliability – “it will never get outdated,” he says, and can be used for the rest of his […]

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The Joy of Movement: Why Constant Physical Activity Is Key to a Happy Life

Introduction – Across cultures and disciplines, one simple truth emerges: human beings are made to move. Research shows that people who stay physically active tend to be happier and more satisfied with their lives, feeling more purpose, hope, and connection while suffering less loneliness or depression . In other words, constant movement – whether it’s […]

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Rediscovering the Magic of Film: A Complete Comeback Guide

Welcome back to film photography! Picking up analog shooting again is an exciting journey filled with tactile joy and creative discovery. This comprehensive guide will walk you through everything you need to confidently dive back in – from choosing cameras and film stocks to getting your shots developed, scanned, and shared. We’ll cover gear recommendations, […]

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Unlocking the Power of a Spacious Two-Car Detached Garage

Imagine coming home to a space that instantly lifts your mood, supercharges your productivity, and even ups your home’s resale value. A large two-car detached garage isn’t just a place to park vehicles – it’s a lifestyle upgrade. In this high-energy report, we’ll explore three angles of its impact: (1) the psychological and lifestyle boosts […]

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The Power of Subtraction: Why Less Is Often More for a Better Life

Philosophical Foundations: Wisdom in  Less, Not More Across ages and cultures, great thinkers have extolled simplicity and subtraction as the path to a better life. The ancient Chinese sage Lao Tzu is credited with saying, “To attain knowledge, add things every day. To attain wisdom, subtract things every day.” This notion of via negativa – […]

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Why 1940s Houses Are Often Considered Well-Built

Introduction: Homes built in the 1940s – particularly around 1947, the post-World War II era – have a reputation for being “well-built” and enduring. The saying “they don’t build ’em like they used to” reflects a nostalgia for the craftsmanship and materials of that time . Indeed, many houses from the late 1940s remain standing […]

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HOUSE.

I suppose I was incorrect all along… The truth is only a single-family home like 7000 ft.², with a garage has made me 1 trillion times happier facts

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Building a Minimalist, High‑Performance WordPress Theme (SEO & WooCommerce Optimized)

Introduction Designing a minimalist WordPress theme involves focusing on simplicity, speed, and content-first design. The goal is to create a theme that is clean and lightweight (both in code and visuals) while providing robust support for blogs, photography portfolios, and e-commerce (WooCommerce). Such a theme must be fully responsive (mobile-friendly) and adhere to modern best […]

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Big Penis Prius

“Big Penis Prius” — The Future Is Hung” by ERIC KIM Everyone wants a big car. Big truck. Big ego. But me? I drive a big penis Prius. Because true power doesn’t roar. It whirs. When you press the start button, it doesn’t explode in exhaust — it purrs in silence, like a tiger meditating. […]

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Infinite Strength and Durability: The Unbreakable and Eternal

Physical Materials: Nature’s Unbreakable Building Blocks A representation of a graphene sheet. Graphene’s one-atom-thick hexagonal lattice endows it with extraordinary strength (about 200× stronger than steel) . Structures & Technologies: Resilience Engineered by Humans A 25-ton steel blast door inside the Cheyenne Mountain Complex. This nuclear bunker’s massive doors and granite mountain shell can endure […]

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