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TEDxOxford 2015
Photos by Romain Relgade
Nat Ware - The Hypocrisy Illusion - Why you shouldn't call someone a hypocrite
View Nat's TEDxOxford talk on YouTube here:
Ohhhh, no, no. Please. I don't know how people feel about this kind of ad, but this looks very hypocritic and I felt veeeery annoyed. There must be a better way to promote the project... I can even see people's sense of superiority; people who are related to this project. [Brklyn]
ｱﾌﾘｶをｻﾎﾟｰﾄしよう、助けようっていう運動?の広告です。これを見て、どうお感じになりましたか？とても偽善的に見えて私には非常に不快でした。逆に、このﾌﾟﾛｼﾞｪｸﾄに関与している人たちの優越感すら感じられたのですが…。も少し、マシな宣伝の仕方があるのではないかと思いました。
Some people think that yelling at strangers on the sidewalk is loving as Christ loved us. Norfolk, Va
Having recently made comments to a couple of my contacts basically saying that 'while I generally don't like flower close-ups I love yours', what do I go and do...
Sorry Chris and Charlotte - you both do it a lot better (please bear in mind that comments saying 'I agree wholeheartedly' stand a good chance of being deleted :D )
Sint-Janskathedraal in Den Bosch. I found some pilaarbijting gargoyles! Preliminary research points to the pilaarbijter as a symbol of the hypocrite. It is also a delicious Belgian ale.
Tim Gunn is always going on and on about how he hates half-pants, but he made a concession for this show, showing how much of a hypocrite he really is.
You hypocrite, first take the plank out of your own eye, and then you will see clearly to remove the speck from your brother’s eye.
Matthew 7:5
The Exile of Profundity & Brilliance
Exhibited: 2.29.2008 – 3.28.2008
WestEnd Darkroom Gallery
Greenville, SC 29601
Formerly educated and employed as a graphic artist I’ve had the opportunity to work with many wonderful clients including Public Television, Human Rights Campaign, but I became frustrated creating throw-away-art in the form of public service announcements and designing for the client, who has all the say. Eschewing art schools with their labyrinthine structures and syllabi based on obtaining academic units and defying the class distinctions pervading the art world-I made my transition from graphic designer to Artist with aplomb. Now I’m creating art for art’s sake, I bring my voice, my view.
Woe unto you, scribes and Pharisees, hypocrites! for ye are like unto whited sepulchres, which indeed appear beautiful outward, but are within full of dead men's bones, and of all uncleanness.
Matthew 23:27
Life is not like camouflage ... in front of other talk behind other talk ... same also with hypocrite man that name.
Live at Brixton Academy, 19th June 2008. This is how I viewed a not insignificant portion of the show. I know it's probably hypocritical of me to complain about it given that I've just uploaded some video and around 25 photos from the show, but if you're going to take photos at a live show, don't even bother thinking about using a camera phone, know how your own camera works to get a good ratio of duds to gooduns and for the love of god unless you are right up against the front of the stage the flash is USELESS. And unless there is a costumer change you don't need to take photos every. single. song. She still looks the same in each one you know.
In this dictionary Bierce compiles the canon of human weaknesses, prejudices, absurdities and habits. The subtle, nasty ''definitions'' of words expose the very aspect in them that normal consciousness hypocritically tries to cover up. Over 1,000 barbed and brilliant definitions by the 19th-century journalist and satirist often called "the American Swift."
First published as "The Cynic's Word Book" (1906) and later reissued under its preferred name in 1911, Bierce's notorious collection of barbed definitions forcibly contradicts Samuel Johnson's earlier definition of a lexicographer as a harmless drudge. There was nothing harmless about Ambrose Bierce, and the words he shaped into verbal pitchforks a century ago--with or without the devil's help--can still draw blood today.
The American writer Ambrose Bierce (1842-1914) had not only a sharp tongue, but also a pointed feather. He was one of the most dazzling figures in 19th-century literary America - the personified provocation and a hateful cynic who left no subject out. No matter whether it was about general, small or great weaknesses of the human race - nothing was sacred to his mockery. He became famous with his "Devil´s Dictionary", a collection of gallant and pointedly spiritual aphorisms.
The size of the eBook is about 180 pages.
- Author: Ambrose Bierce
- Title: The Devil´s Dictionary
- Edition: ApeBook Classics (ABC, No.
...hypocrites, alcholics [sic], and christians too! How did they come up with this list? Sorry for the night pic, I've been meaning to snap this for months.