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noah / 26 / wheeeeeeeee / icon: _danonz

[melmili]

killer chat fanart of my favorite serials!!

[thirdpunch]

[doll-lalonde-rat420hxc]

kittie and ouppy best friends forever

[creekfiend]

[guy who has handled two conversations well in a row] I think I might be the most emotionally stable person on the planet of earth

[rpfofficial]

comes back from the idgaf war covered in blood and missing a limb and still not knowing who won

[lonelyroommp3]

electronic devices that were brightly coloured but a little bit translucent so you could see their guts… they were like angels on earth to me

[kontrapoetik]

see when people try and nitpick me because i call my dog "my dog" when it's technically "the family dog".......well first of all i still call my brother "my brother" and not "the family boy". although maybe that should change. second of all sorry i'm still thinking about the family boy. btw i fell asleep while making this post last night and i think you can tell

[cryptotheism]

Maybe I like music in a special unique way

[graylure]

toes

[pussyronin-deactivated20260120]

im living monster style in monster world

[utopians]

Standing in the pasta aisle eyes closed trying to picture the mouthfeel of different pasta shapes with perfect clarity in the theater of my mind

[brightlotusmoon]

[lakevida]

recently at a bar someone told me i seem like id have a lot of pdfs

[traumako]

[lornandleveled]

You Can Tell A Lot about Someone theough Repeated exposure to them and the usage of your.e observational skills

[powerburial]

not going to lie to you they are charging to muuch for all this crap at the store

[gothhabiba]

a post containing the merest hint or most insubstantial little tip about how to functionally do research and independently evaluate sources is approximately a million times as useful as a post merely scolding people for not knowing how to independently evaluate sources

[gothhabiba]

if you feel that you are confident in doing research and critically evaluating the things you read, I think one of the most useful things you can do is post about your reading—how you found a text, what you think of it, what your reservations are about it and why, what else you’ve read that contradicts it, what biases you think the author has, what interpretation of events their wording lends itself to, &c.

show people examples of the kinds of things that critically evaluating texts and trying to determine whether certain claims are true actually, practically entails. remember that literacy and reading comprehension are real problems for many people, and that the most that is ever said in schools is “find and trust reliable sources, like major Western news outlets” (lol).

not being taught something in school is not an excuse to not do that thing forever, but many people don’t even know where to begin. you will be much more helpful if you demonstrate by example where to begin than if you just deride people for having “internet brain rot” or whatever nonsense phrase we’ve decided to attribute much broader issues with information literacy to

[gettingnutsfromsquirrels]