And then this “Urban Commando” boot in chestnut English grain!
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classic menswear + metaphysics.
And then this “Urban Commando” boot in chestnut English grain!
#gazianogirling #gazianoandgirling #shoeporn #GGUrbanCommando
#happysaturday #angecity 🙏🏽 ok I know everyone always says #PRAY and I am no different! But I do want #YOU to understand #WHY. #Praying is a way of #focusing #mentally and emotionally and when you are #focused especially with emotion you #activate the #universalLaw on your behalf. Now #religions get into #praylikethis or you’re wrong if you don’t pray like us but when you understand #prayer is an #exercise that helps you activate the #Law then it gets very #clear… it’s not HOW you do it, #justDOit because the main #intention is to activate the law and open the doors for all that you’re asking… right?? #uhhuh #thinkaboutit #with 💙
—Ralph Marston (via fyp-philosophy)
Why Nature Prefers Hexagons
The geometric rules behind fly eyes, honeycombs, and soap bubbles.
It’s a simple matter of geometry. If you want to pack together cells that are identical in shape and size so that they fill all of a flat plane, only three regular shapes (with all sides and angles identical) will work: equilateral triangles, squares, and hexagons. Of these, hexagonal cells require the least total length of wall, compared with triangles or squares of the same area. So it makes sense that bees would choose hexagons, since making wax costs them energy, and they will want to use up as little as possible—just as builders might want to save on the cost of bricks. This was understood in the 18th century, and Darwin declared that the hexagonal honeycomb is “absolutely perfect in economizing labor and wax.”
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