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tfw you completely fuck up the best thing in your life and you want to kys :^)
Life is weird.
John Green pictured doing drugs (caffeine) with Snoop Dogg.
National Geographic photographers are metal as f**k
This is AMAZING! That guy’s shoes ARE ON FIRE!
what is your favorite breakfast? really weird question I know ;p
I love a full english! Or pancakes and waffles! Anything super unhealthy by the sounds of it! XD
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His Last Vow – Why Being A High Function Sociopath is So Important to Sherlock
Analysis of why Sherlock’s self-acclaimed title of high function sociopath is so important to his character development even though Sherlock is most definitely not a sociopath.
What can we deduce about His Heart?
I have written several different articles on why Sherlock cannot be a sociopath (Walking Nightmares for Medical Students, Dear Sherlock Stop Calling Yourself a sociopath). To sum them up:
1. There is no such thing as a sociopath; the condition is actually called psychopathic personality disorder (a sub-classification of antisocial personality disorder).
2. Sherlock definitely doesn’t have psychopathic personality disorder because he has a conscience, demonstrates true empathy and altruism. These are things that a true psychopath does not have and will never achieve.
Thus please do not confuse Sherlock with true psychopath personality disorder.
Sherlock knows he is not a high-function sociopath. A quick browse through the Hare checklist (for diagnosing psychopathic personality disorder) will have told him that and I fail to believe that Sherlock never bother to research his own self-acclaimed psychiatric condition.
So why is being known as a high-function sociopath so important to Sherlock? Why does he constantly repeat this to everyone: strangers and friends to the point that they become convince of it too?
The answer to this question gives us a fascinating insight into Sherlock’s heart.
If Not Healthy, at Least Successful
Labels can be derogatory, debasing and dehumanising. Sherlock has acquired a whole host of labels throughout his life. His elder brother labelled him stupid, the children at school no doubt labelled him as an outsider, Sally Donovan labelled him a freak .
Sherlock understands the effects of being labelled as much as any child who has ever been bullied. He has felt the pain, the isolation and hopeless generated by people’s inhuman methods of separating out “otherness” and abusing the power it brings them. I see the consequences of bullying everyday in faces of my paediatric patients. It manifests as an array of different psychiatric disorders but at the root of it all is the deep overwhelming sense of isolation that comes from being labelled as “other”.
The most interesting and, I feel, very moving aspect of Sherlock’s personality is that he did not allow this to be his downfall.
Sherlock is not a machine, he feels emotion as much as the rest of us do but he turned what could have been an utterly destructive childhood experience into an inner strength. In essence he made it his life’s mission to beat everyone who has labelled him at their own game – by turning what is used as weapon against him into an emotional shield. However Sherlock’s shield is not impenetrable, there are still plenty of things that can hurt him but the important thing is that he has a coping mechanism and it has kept him sane.
I would not say his approach was particularly healthy but it has stopped him from developing any psychiatric disorders so it was successful.
What is even more interesting is why Sherlock choose to label himself a “high function sociopath”. I really don’t believe this is just an exercise in scaring others. It is the most invaluable part of his emotional coping strategy.
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That one time that the Curiosity rover looked up and captured two of Mars’ moons in one shot. Phobos and Deimos, like two ships passing in the Martian night.
Good lookin’ out, Curiosity. Full video at NASA’s internet HQ.
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"In 2013, YouTube is the new Hollywood" (x)
So this was in Foyles’ YA section. Fair play Foyles.
If owning a gun and knowing how to use it worked, the military would be the safest place for a woman. It’s not. If women covering up their bodies worked, Afghanistan would have a lower rate of sexual assault than Polynesia. It doesn’t. If not drinking alcohol worked, children would not be raped. They are. If your advice to a woman to avoid rape is to be the most modestly dressed, soberest and first to go home, you may as well add “so the rapist will choose someone else”. If your response to hearing a woman has been raped is “she didn’t have to go to that bar/nightclub/party” you are saying that you want bars, nightclubs and parties to have no women in them. Unless you want the women to show up, but wear kaftans and drink orange juice. Good luck selling either of those options to your friends. Or you could just be honest and say that you don’t want less rape, you want (even) less prosecution of rapists.
A Short Post on Rape Prevention (via brute-reason)
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SCISHOW JUST GOT ONE MILLION SUBSCRIBERS.
Thank you so much for your support and enthusiasm for SCIENCE!
Keep it up and we’ll keep doing our thing, too.
Almost two years ago, I got to start living a dream. I love science, I love understanding the world, and I love that we understand it a little bit more each day.
In high school, I realized that the people with the coolest jobs were the ones that got to talk about science all day. They got to understand it, research it, and break it down into understandable chunks for the world at large. I always wanted to do that.
The team at SciShow has helped me do that, and I am extremely grateful to them. To our editors, Stefan, Louis, and Caitlin. To our writers, Blake, and Dave, and Katie. And of course to all the people who watch and enjoy SciShow and have made it one of the most popular and successful things I’ve ever done…thank you all so much. It’s like the best thing ever.
A million subscribers…that’s nuts. And that we were able to do it without watering down the content, using ridiculously over-the-top click bait, and keeping the content intelligent and thoughtful enough that I’m extremely proud of it. If we pitched that idea to a TV company, we would have been literally laughed out of the room. But people wanted it, and YouTube believed in it enough to fund it for a couple years.
I’m just so freaking stoked that it’s done so well. Thanks to you all.
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Microsoft is to OSes what Star Trek is to Movies?
Edit: I’ve had a lot of comments claiming I missed the 2000 and NT releases. I specifically excluded those from my list as they were targeted at business and professional users and not widely distributed to the general public. I’ve bolded the…
The Fault in Our Stars is my fourth (4.5th?) novel, and it has found a very wide readership. I often get questions asking what my secret is, or why the book has been successful, and then of course there are also lots of people out there speculating about the reasons for the book’s success.
So...
shape of alien spaceships
we should really educate children that alien spaceships may or may not be saucer shaped.