Ardor

passion; great feeling (usually positive); great warmth; eagerness; enthusiasm

@nmheat.bsky.social

Communisms’ real-world results: governments become strict dictatorships. Central planning leads to corruption and economic failure. These acolytes should go spend a year as an ordinary citizen in the Soviet Union, North Korea, Cuba or China before espousing such ardor for this political system.

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@fonditadelaesquina.bsky.social

Menú de un destino rojo: sopa de pasta con nostalgia; spaguetti con limón; atún con verduras asadas y con amor ; crepas con entre vaivenes de ardor cálico para un incel.

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Pavel Andrade

Pavel Andrade

@pavelandrade.com

not much talk about Auerbach's chapter on Odysseus' scar: 'Clearly outlined, brightly and uniformly illuminated, men and things stand out in a realm where everything is visible; and not less clear—wholly expressed, orderly even in their ardor—are the feelings and thoughts of the persons involved.'

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