1961 Chevrolet Corvette "Mako Shark" Concept. 
You don't exist.
At first, this sounds strange.
But if you look closely, the "you" that you defend, worry about, compare with others, and try so hard to improve is mostly a story made of memories, opinions, and labels.
Thoughts come and go.
Emotions come and go.
Experiences come and go.
Yet something is always here, silently aware of it all.
When the idea of being a separate person relaxes, life becomes lighter. There is less struggle, less resistance, and less need to control everything.
Life continues.
Only the burden of carrying a fictional "me" begins to disappear.
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Thinking about introducing your children to scuba diving?
From first underwater breaths at age 8 to liveaboard adventures for older teens, choosing the right destination can make all the difference.
Our age-by-age guide helps families find the perfect diving holiday at every stage of their underwater journey.
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The stars are calling, and our galaxy is ready to put on its best show.
.....go somewhere dark, and spend some time under the sky.
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Devil's Bridge, Worm's Head Island, Wales
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De Tomaso Guara Barchetta (1992) 🇮🇹 
Designed by Carlo Gaino/Synthesis Design
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The Stadio dei Marmi, Rome
One of the most astonishing sculpture ensembles of the modern era is the marble army that surrounds the Stadio dei Marmi.
Created between 1928 and 1932 as part of the Foro Mussolini (today the Foro Italico), the stadium was conceived during Italy's Fascist period as a celebration of athletic excellence, physical strength, and the ideals of classical antiquity.
Encircling the stadium are sixty monumental Carrara marble athletes, each donated by a different Italian province.
The sculptors looked back to Polykleitos, Lysippos, and the Roman ideal of the perfected human form, creating figures whose powerful anatomy, calm expressions, and monumental scale recall the masterpieces that inspired generations of travelers on the Grand Tour.
Whatever one's view of the political regime that commissioned them, the sculptures themselves remain an extraordinary achievement.
Maison Palm Beach / Mark Lukas Fine Art
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28 rock legends honored with statues... 
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Did you know? Jacques-Yves Cousteau was born June 11th, 1910! He is best known for helping to bring the wonders of the underwater world into millions of people’s homes with both his films and his role in creating the iconic “Aqualung.”
Together with Emile Gagnan, Cousteau invented the modern scuba regulator and what would later be known as the Aqualung during the winter of 1942-1943. It revolutionized the diving world, enabling safer and more convenient dives.
Before the first scuba regulators, all diving needed to be done in contained air spaces such as a helmet or diving bell, which were supplied air from the surface. With scuba, which stands for “self-contained underwater breathing apparatus,” divers could carry their own air supply, unencumbered by heavy weights that dragged them to the seafloor. For the first time, divers were able to swim freely while breathing, something we may take for granted today. A new term was even popularized: “swim-diving”, to differentiate from the previous form of diving which was largely sinking and walking along the bottom.
The Aqualung was adapted in part from an automobile component created by Emile Gagnan to regulate engine gas intake. It was officially put on the market, first in France, in 1946. In 1953, Cousteau would release his book The Silent World, with the movie version following three years later in 1956. His work showed the wonders of the ocean to millions of people, and was many people's first exposure to diving.
He helped to inspired a generation of divers. Happy birthday, Jacques Cousteau!
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This is Katz Castle (Burg Katz) in Germany, located above the town of St. Goarshausen.
It was originally constructed around 1371 by Count William II of Katzenelnbogen.
The castle was bombarded by Napoleon in 1806 and later rebuilt in the late 19th century.
It overlooks the Rhine River in the Rhineland-Palatinate region.
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