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جشن گهنبار پتیه شهیم گاه در روز یکشنبه، ۱۳ سپتامبر ۲۰۲۶، در فضایی سرشار از معنویت، همدلی و شادی در دَرِمهر رستم گیو در تورنتو کانادا برگزار شد

18th SEP 2026: PARS ENTERPRISE GNU/LINUX [NEW ♥️ UPDATE] WILL BE RELEASED TODAY  

8th SEP 2026: VIVA DARIUS  THE GREAT ♦️

6th SEP 2026: THERE IS ONLY ONE.

5th SEP 2026: TETRIS means significantly A philosophical legendary entertainment.

4th SEP 2026: Harvesting A garden at the right time is essential for maintaining the quality, freshness and productivity that come from fascination & perfection ⛩️

3th SEP 2026: DELVARY IS A PERSIAN HERO FOREVER 🎖️

1st SEP 2026: Henry Ford was born 30th July 1863, on a farm in Greenfield Township, Michigan. He also never done with the university 💎

31th AUG 2026: Windows has matured into a tool for pervasive surveillance serving NSA/Five Eyes or the extreme Atlanticist community that seems to dream of total control over dissent in the West just like they have it in China. So far it has been arrested based on the contents of their files snooped on by Windows telemetry. Maybe they don't quite have the capability to sift through all the data, or, maybe they are waiting for the moment to show us their hand. However, for many of us who believe in the arguments put forth by FSF because the inclination to compromise is a very human thing to do. All is good as long as people have the choice to select free software instead of “surveillanceware” but it's not that inconceivable that choice might be taken from us some day considering that in the past there have been several attempts to outlaw encryption, for instance. In any case we must remain vigilant in light of this persistent threat to our rights as consumers and citizens of the world.

30th AUG 2026: The Ford Mustang is an American automobile manufactured and marketed by Ford since 1964, as Ford's longest nameplate in continuous production. Currently in its seventh generation, it is the fifth-best selling Ford car nameplate.

30th AUG 2026: A Psychological Reading of Devil May Cry

DMC5 presents more than stylish combat, It offers a layered exploration of identity, trauma, and self-integration. Dante embodies adaptive coping through humor and mastery, using playfulness as a defense mechanism against loss and existential fatigue. Nero represents identity formation: his struggle with power and abandonment mirrors the psychological tension between autonomy and the need for belonging. 

28th AUG 2026: Six Years After the Beirut Explosion, the Investigation Remains Unresolved, continue…

27th AUG 2026: Although King Nader rose from obscurity, he dominated a vast territory and achieved many political successes. These achievements are unparalleled in Persian history, and there are rare figures like him in world history.

26th AUG 2026: Nishabur the great is also universal in general.

Being There (1979) is a quietly unsettling satire that unfolds with the simplicity of a fable and the precision of a scalpel. Directed by Hal Ashby and adapted from Jerzy Kosiński’s novel, the film uses its unassuming premise to expose how perception, language, and media can distort reality itself.

At the center is Peter Sellers in one of his most restrained and haunting performances. He plays Chance, a gardener with the mental development of a child who has spent his entire life inside a wealthy Washington D.C. household, absorbed only in television and gardening. When he is forced into the outside world, his limited vocabulary and literal interpretations of life are mistaken for profound wisdom. Sellers never overplays the role; instead, he commits fully to stillness and blankness, allowing others to project meaning onto him. It is one of cinema’s most striking portrayals of passive charisma.

The film’s satire sharpens as Chance is absorbed into elite political and media circles. Figures of power interpret his simple gardening metaphors as sophisticated economic and political philosophy. The absurdity is not loud or exaggerated; it is chillingly plausible. Hal Ashby directs with a patient, almost documentary-like tone, letting scenes breathe so that the misunderstandings feel increasingly inevitable rather than contrived.

Melvyn Douglas, as the dying billionaire Ben Rand, provides a warm but ironic counterbalance to Sellers. His performance earned him an Academy Award, and his final scenes with Chance are both tender and quietly tragic, suggesting a longing for innocence that the world can no longer afford. Shirley MacLaine, as Rand’s wife Eve, adds another layer of ambiguity, unsure whether she is witnessing enlightenment or absurdity.

What makes Being There endure is its refusal to fully explain itself. The film never confirms whether Chance is a fool or a mirror reflecting the foolishness of others. Its ending, drifting into metaphor rather than resolution, reinforces the idea that meaning is often manufactured by those who need it most.

More than a political satire, Being There is a meditation on emptiness, projection, and the seduction of simplicity in a world overwhelmed by complexity. It remains unsettling because it suggests that authority, intelligence, and influence may sometimes rest less on substance than on the willingness of others to believe.

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