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Sometime a family is a crow, a string worm and the 3 children (the kaw kaw enemy in deltarune ch 5) they suddenly acquired one evening at random.
This campaign defies censorship in social media to raise awareness for early detection of breast cancer
this is actually super fucking smartass of them
Reblogging as this is so important everyone! My mum had breast cancer and that shit is not nice so please check yourself ladies and gents! đđđ
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I will forever reblog this when I see it because its so important
Force Remove Copilot, Recall and More in Windows 11 - zoicware/RemoveWindowsAI
How do I... use this? I don't know what to do ;-;
hereâs a youtube tutorial by the guy who made it
itâs ok to ask for help the next 946 days
bringing a sort of "slavery is still alive and well in US prisons" vibe to the office Juneteenth post that my higher ups don't really like
From what I understand slavery was never actually abolished in the us. It is still legal and all.
the amendment that "ended" slavery specifically left permission for slave labor as punishment for convinced criminals and our inmates have been legally exploited ever since, yes
not a bummer, say it louder
formative years? arenât they all?
show me a permanent self and i will show you a facade or a corpse
As an art major, while I know Fountain is a valid piece of art that accomplished exactly what it set out to do, I also think itâs one of the stupidest things. We have a urinal in a museum display. I have yet to see a work I think is dumber.
The thing I love most about Duchamps urinal piece is that it was so âlow costâ in terms of creative labour (compared to say, a large scale oil painting or sculpture for example), but itâs absolutely FULL of rage against the traditionalists and the world at that time and itâs SUCH a statement, itâs like, âoh just a mass manufactured item with a signatureâ but the reality of it is so many layers of meaning and without understanding the history at the time you donât get it.
Itâs an incredibly clever âfuck youâ and I love it
An old professor of mine, an expert in Duchamp who has written several books, has a theory. In part, âFountainâ was a prank, a personal âfuck youâ to the organization looking for artworks. Itâs importance cannot be overstated, and this importance stems from the fact that âFountainâ is /ridiculous/. It is enraging, it is hilarious, and it is very fascinating.
Aside from Duchampâs readymades, I love âBride Stripped Bare By Her Bachelors Evenâ. Pictured below, the work invokes a complex machine, one my professor spent a great deal of time studying. Eventually, he reached his conclusion. My professor had been pranked. He believes âBride Stripped Bareâ is a joke about masturbation, hidden to all except those study it excessively.
At first blush, Duchampâs works are stupid. Upon further study, theyâre very complex. And, upon true understanding, Duchamp is laughing at you. To me, it seems the closer you come to truly understanding Duchamp, the more he slaps you in the face with a large fish.
Let me rage about âtraditionalism revivalâ here. This is a dogwhistle.
As a lover of art, there are many complex and technically impressive works being created today, which both embrace different artistic traditions and break from them. To ignore those is to ignore contemporary art.
Here, OP is raging against conceptual art, which stimulates thought and challenges tradition. He wants his followers to believe that art has âdegeneratedâ, because the West has âdegeneratedâ. OP is intentionally engaging with fascist ideas of âdegenerate artâ.
If OP wanted to be accurate, he would seek to restore the Salon System, the Beaux Arts Academy, and classical training in the arts. The collapse of this specific system allowed for Modernism to evolve. Of course, thatâs not what OP is talking about. Heâs evoking beauty as a moral standard, telling his followers to ârestore Western traditionâ, to fight against aesthetic âdegeneracyâ in culture.
(By the way, Duchamp is commenting ON MODERNISM with âFountainâ. Duchamp submitted the work to the Society of Independent Artistsâ salon in New York, who would accept any work by any artist, for a small fee. In part, Duchamp is saying, âIs this what you Modernists want? A urinal? Look me in the eyes and prove this is not art.â
If OP dared to use his brain, perhaps he would agree with Duchamp here.)
The thing is that it isnât even a urinal! It doesnât match any model manufactured at the time. Also Duchamp was an accomplished ceramicist. Itâs likely that he made the sculpture and absolutely everyone is like âI know what a urinal looks like. This is sufficiently urinal-shaped for me to assume it is one without looking at it closely!â
Duchamp had other readymades, like his snow shovel, where if you actually look at the photos, the handle is square and the bowl is way too flimsy. Why would manufacturers make a snow shovel with a squared-off handle? Itâs impossible to hold! Duchamp slapped the âreadymadesâ label on all these items and the hoity-toity art people who were so good at looking at things didnât see it (probably because theyâd never had to do labor like shovel snow imo, amongst other things).
Marcel Duchamp. In Advance of the Broken Arm. Museum of Modern Art. (4th Version [Ed.!!!] after lost original of November 1915)
wait what. there⊠what?!?! IT ISNâT AN ACTUAL URINAL?!? or might not be anyway. what the fuck.
if the dude seriously did that, his troll game is out of everyoneâs league except Leader Kibo.
My favorite thing about Fountain (besides the fact it has been pissing off fascists for over a century, natch) is that the original was lost and he made a bunch of official editions to sell to various museums (after the original was lost, possibly on purpose).
And theyâre different! If it was a real âreadymadeâ he could have just bought some more at his local hardware store, but no. He changed them in OBVIOUS WAYS.
See the triangle of holes?
Hereâs the one from the Tate Modern:
Oh hello, cross-holes. Fancy seeing you here.
SFMOMAâs edition has the triangle holes, but it also has a line of holes at the top that are completely different from either other version.
Hereâs one from Moderna Museet. Line and a circular set of holes!
Duchamp definitely intentionally made these different on purpose. Itâs a âreadymadeâ but itâs not, really, each of these is a specific custom creation.
Itâs not even clear if he made it! He wrote a letter to his sister claiming that a female friend sent it to him, and he just enrolled it in the art exhibit under his own name. Thereâs also a possibility that that female friend was himself, since he later had a female pseudonym of Rrose SĂ©lav.
This whole piece of art is a fractal troll, and itâs a beautiful one.
art is a creative statement.
sometimes that statement is âgo fuck yourselfâ
Art has a message and sometimes that message is âdie mad about it.â
Art has a message
and sometimes that message is
âdie mad about it.â
Beep boop! I look for accidental haiku posts. Sometimes I mess up.
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It's lovely seeing hnk fans converging and becoming phm fans.
We simply like rocks and good media made with them.
A tribute for the movie "Project hail Mary". This is a gift for my big sister! Happy birthday!â€
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awww the like button turns into a rainbow when you press it! that's so cute...hey staff what's with all the trans women you keep nuking?
i think we should be ridiculing them more for this. you don't get to try and go all "queer website" when your staff likes to go on nuking sprees targeting the trans fem users
would be remiss not to mention that the rainbow notably straight up just removed the trans flag colors from it. like theyâre gone. itâs the progress flag minus the trans flag colors.
thatâs not the whole flag, now is it
hey staff what the fuck
hey staff don't you think you're being too on-the-nose
HEY STAFF DONT YOU THINK YOU'RE BEING TOO ON-THE-NOSE
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A revamp of my 2022 Disco piece hehe
Every time I see this quote I realize how poor even very smart people are at looking at the long game and at assessing these things in context.
One of my favourite illustrations of this was in a First Aid class. The instructor was a working paramedic. He asked, âWho here knows the stats on CPR? What percentage of people are saved by CPR outside a hospital?â
I happen to know but Iâm trying not to be a TOTAL know it all in this class so I wait. And people guess 50% and he says, âLower,â and 20% and so forth and eventually I sort of half put up my hand and I guess I had The Face because he eventually looked at me and said, âYou know, donât you.â
âMy momâs a doc,â I said. He gave me a âso say itâ gesture and I said, âFour to ten percent depending on your sources.â
Everyone else looked surprised and horrified.
And the paramedic said, âWeâre gonna talk a bit about some details of those figures* but first I want to talk about just this: when do you do CPR?â
The class dutifully replies: when someone is unconscious, not breathing, and has no pulse.
âWhat do we call someone who is unconscious, not breathing, and has no pulse?â
The class tries to figure out what the trick question is so I jump over the long pause and say, âA corpse.â
âRight,â says the paramedic. âSomeone who isnât breathing and has no heartbeat is dead. So what Iâm telling you is that with this technique you have a 4-10% chance of raising the dead.â
So no, artists did not stop the Vietnam War from happening with the sheer Power of Art. The forces driving that military intervention were huge, had generations of momentum and are actually pretty damn complicated.
But if you think the mass rejection of the war was as meaningless as a soufflé - well.
Try sitting here for ten seconds and imagining where weâd be if the entire intellectual and artistic drive of the culture had been FOR the war. If everyone thought it was a GREAT IDEA.
What the whole world would look like.
Four-to-ten percent means that ninety to ninety-six percent of the time - more than nine times out of ten - CPR will do nothing, but that one time youâll be in the company of someone worshipped as an incarnate god.
If you think the artists and performers attacking and showing up people like Donald Trump is meaningless try imagining a version of the world wherein they werenât there.
(*if youâre curious: those stats count EVERY reported case of CPR, while the effectiveness of it is extremely time-related. With those who have had continuous CPR from the SECOND they went down, the number is actually above 80%. It drops hugely every 30 seconds from then on. When you count ALL cases you count cases where the person has already been down several minutes but a bystander still starts CPR, which affects the stats)
That Vonnegut quote brings this particular moment to mind:
Yes, itâs just a pie. Yes, the pie itself doesnât do much direct damage in the grand scheme of things. But the pie is resistance, and resistance inspires resistance. Resistance inspires survival. Throwing pies sometimes starts a movement. Throwing pies sometimes saves lives.
And of course, we havenât spoken about the inherent morality of throwing pies at oppressors in a world where oppressors have outlawed pie throwing. At the very least, pie throwing is a reminder to the oppressors that no matter how much money they have, no matter how much power they have, there are still some people, some moments they canât control.
Iâd rather go out throwing pies than just rolling over and accepting that pie throwing isnât going to solve anything. Yeah, the pie throwing doesnât immediately solve the problem, but it doesnât have to because itâs just a starting point. So throw the damn pie.
So throw the damn pie
Speaking of the effects of pie throwing and art in opposition of oppression, and âresistance inspires resistanceâ:
Imagine sitting in a packed auditorium and some asshole is up front is spouting bullshit about minorites. Like saying theyâre filthy and deserve a violent death etc. And there are lots of people nodding along and even cheering and applauding
But no one is saying or doing anything to disagree, so you think that youâre the only one who opposes the speaker. And you donât want to say anything because you donât want their ire or violence to be aimed at you
So you go through the entire speech, and possibly your entire life, thinking youâre alone
BUT if just one person has the courage to speak up, to throw a pie, to project art on the screen behind the speaker, then that single act of resistance will inspire others to do the same. It could even inspire you to stand up. Or if youâre the first, then you can inspire others
Small acts can snowball into an avalanche
Reblogging this in 2025 because of all the âYeah the No Kings protests were cool but they didnât doooo anythingâ crap Iâve been seeing lately.
The No Kings protests absolutely did do something. Just tune into your local city council meeting the next week and see public forum. Chances are thereâs a public official advocating resistance of all and any federal orders, or a local housing/immigration activist saying it helped them and then pointing that energy in the direction of more.
3.75% of the entire country was in the streets on Saturday. Might not sound like a lot, but those are the kind of numbers that signal a toppling government or a revolution.
If nothing else it proves to wannabe authoritarians that they can sure fucking try, but they canât kill us all.
wait let me just add about Vietnam:
every single outspoken anti-war protestor did do something. Muhammad Ali famously refused to join the war, which in turn inspired people to draft dodge, or help others draft dodge. Every person dodging the draft is one less person shooting at someone during a war, and one less person likely to die.
also, that pie in Anita Bryantâs face? did literally destroy her career as a raving bigot, she lost so much face nobody really took her seriously after that - and sheâs not the only one
this is why we still want to see an entire stadium of people show up for a trump rally and then just point at him and laugh derisively
Once you see people hurting, you kind of reflexively want to walk in and save them all with your bare hands.
That is the essence of humanity. Without it, we wouldnât be human.
But when you canât save everyone, it hurts. Bad. Youâll remember the dead as names etched in your soul, and if you donât know the names, itâll still be a haunting echo that they died, they bled, they suffered.
That doesnât mean you failed. If you stood up, AT ALL, even if you only managed a squeak, that MATTERS.
The reason this impulse is the core of humanity is because humans are pack animals. If you even squeak, the next person can pick up from there.
You arenât failing. Keep trying. Learn from what didnât work, sure, but remember that *everything helps, and that lets us do more*.
Are you mocking fascism? You give everyone rest and re-affirm our common goal.
Are you at a protest? Goodâgo introduce yourself to people and connect with legal aid that needs help, or a food pantry to feed people, or whatever you can find.
Are you online? Look up resources for people, remind everyone how to SALUTE ICE, keep learning and passing on knowledge.
You are part of a rich tapestry of helping. We will do this TOGETHER.
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You should consider downloading a backup of Wikipedia.
The entirety of the english language Wikipedia is 115 Gigabytes, but you can download a version without images and itâs only 45 gigabytes.
The size varies for other languages depending on how much content has been written in that language. But on average youâre looking at between 20 and 40gb per additional language (with pictures) if you want to back up more languages
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crossposting from bsky - glad I stopped using spotify when I did and that I unlinked it from my discord, but still
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