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@cruelseraph-art 's personal sideblog for reblogs/writing a lot about my special interests :) 29yo, he/masc pronouns. i post in whatever language feels appropriate (ptbr/en/es/日本語/한국어)

[chadepitanga]

In a better world I would not know who Peter Thiel is.

[charlesoberonn]

We need more scary infinite variants of manmade environments like the Infinite IKEA or the Backrooms.

May I suggest, The Lot:

[charlesoberonn]

I'm sorry to disappoint you but this is a real parking lot. I didn't edit it.

[charlesoberonn]

Check out the lot-to-building ratio in any large American sports stadium

[toawk]

Some lots are so big they have bus services specifially inside it. The lots are broken into sections and buses go around to their sections at a set amount of times before the start of something and drive people to the main building.

[charlesoberonn]

The societies of lost people inside The Lot would probably operate something like that to locate and pick up new arrivals and bring them over to one of the major settlements.

[charlesoberonn]

In the Infinite Ikea or Backrooms you can convince yourself there's gonna be a door round the next corner or behind that wall.

But despite it being completely open, there is no hope of escape from The Lot. Whereever you look it's just more cars from horizon to horizon.

[bonediggercharleston]

Sheesh, man, that's

a lot

[chadepitanga]

I do yes absolutely think people would be able understand, without having to simplify it so much you're just lying to them atp, things like physics and chemistry, and also things like philosophy and sociology. The problem here is that with a large population of people who understand things like chemistry and physics and logics-based thinking and the scientific method and that asking questions is good, then people whose entire life is based on using magical thinking to brainwash and exploit other people would be in trouble and they have literal churches and governments dedicated to not letting that happen. So this knowlege and the means to re-discover it and add to it are kept behind a paywall and marketed as "too hard" and taught in a way that is calculated to make people hate it.

I promise you chemistry isn't a monster and neither is biology nor physics and yes, even maths. The monstrosity is the way they remove any practical and truly useful application those sciences could have for us in daily life from it, sounds like and becomes just as useful as a bunch of nonsense you need to suffer to remember until you graduate and afterwards it becomes "kid stuff" unless you become a scientist. "The majority of the population is fundamentally and inherently stupid and geniuses are rare gemstones who understand Numbers and Big Words" is literal fascist rhethorics and a sure way to dumben a population by making everyone think they can't "become smarter", and the way these Rare Geniuses are talked about makes them think "becoming smart = suffer and die depressed". Rebel today comrade, learn something new.

This is a leftist post by a radical anarcho-communist who does not have tolerance for right wingers nor people who think the left has to throw minorities under the bus to win over centrists, btw. If you love maths and/or communism, but you hate gay people, I hope you shove an entire abbaccus up your ass alongside with the complete germean original Das Kapital. Day to y'all mwah

[lilkakow]

Images created solely using mathematical equations by mathematical artist Hamid Naderi Yaganeh

[bhramarii]

hiii just a reminder that my lesbian Gothic horror novel, Draculas, is out in paperbook format!! a squirming, parasite-filled, class-conscious 300 page book that you can now enjoy 🪱

here's a little bit about it:

At the center of the story is Helena, an awkward parasitology student whose life is abruptly derailed after a chance encounter with vampirism leaves her caught in a grotesque conspiracy involving ancient bloodlines, exploitative landlords, strange cave systems, and something buried deep within the limestone of the Earth itself.

As Helena investigates the biology behind vampirism, she discovers that vampires in this world are not supernatural aristocrats in velvet capes, but victims of an alien ecological process tied to mysterious entities known as “Flat Sallies” or “hellmouths”—living keyholes to another world. Vampirism is not a curse bestowed by dark magic, but a horrific transformation tied to blood, decay, parasitism, and the remnants of an ancient extraterrestrial ecosystem embedded within the Earth and moon.

Draculas — bhramarii

A lesbian gothic horror novel about loving bugs, hating landlords, and leeches

[chernobog13]

A Nazgûl from Ralph Bakshi's animated film The Lord of the Rings (1978).

[molabuddy]

one of my favourite genres of character is , specifically a doctor or scientist who is So deeply evil coded but they're a member of the good guy team & actively helping. & theyre not even a reformed villain theyre just like that. going hehehehehee in their dark scary lab while developing an device that will actually help a lot of people

[thecryptkeeper]

i know the way people talk about their pets now is probably how we’ve been doing it for all of history. a cat owner in ancient rome saw their cat lounging on the dining pillows and commented “he thinks himself to be the senator claudius 🤣”

[organicclownfarm]

like I have perpetual hunger games brainrot but. I do think so much about how a majority of the capitol citizens were content to spend like 75 years celebrating, promoting, betting on, and just generally enjoying the brutal and unnecessary murders of 23 living children, but when peeta dropped the baby bomb and they were under the impression that a fetus was going to be in the arena w its living (16-17 year old!!!) mother?? there were riots and demands for the games to be canceled. it took a nonexistent unborn baby for the capitol citizens to openly question and criticize the games and that was absolutely not an accident on suzanne collins part.

[ravioliet]

a long distance friend is kind of a dead wife in a way

[chadepitanga]

You have to pick one between "it's just fiction" and "representation matters", btw. Either representation of marginalized communities in fiction matters because it impacts these communities positively when it's done respectfully, >>or<< negative and harmful stereotypes in fiction have no significative impact on irl marginalized communities and "it's just fiction". You can't believe both are true because they contradict eachother.

[cruelseraph-art]

Hibisco Rojo

print here (other countries) e aqui (brasil)

[willabnormal]

[chadepitanga]

Why use AI when you can get hallucinations, an active addiction & develop psychosis by smoking crack cocaine?

[chadepitanga]

난 한국어를 배운 것을 재미있는 지 :) 언어를 공부할 때 이미 행복하는데 한글으로 쓰면 문자는 귀엽고 쉬워서 기분이 정말 좋아 줘.

[chadepitanga]

Can we stop pretending that israel isn't a white people country? As in "white european culture predominantly oppresses and erases the original indigenous cultures", yes, but also one time I saw someone (who does not even like israel btw!!!) saying Gal Gadot isn't even white cause she's middle eastern and I just.

No bby she's white... Original family name Goldstein... Another time I saw a usamerican saying that yes israel is bad but blaming them "for everything" (all things mentioned were directly linked to israel) is racist because it's like saying "No! No! It wasn't the whites I promise it's israel that's bad!".

And ofc, usamericans and racial literacy are divorced, yea nothing new, but like. Damn? Being born in occupied Palestine and being jewish doesn't make someone less of a white colonizer if their family line is european and colonizing??? Is Elon Musk less white because he was born in Africa? Sorry but y'all are not beating the stupid allegations :/

[choodraws]

cupid blues

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