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260802 - bts on twitter
PLEASE THESE ARE EVERYTHING TO ME
THEY DID IT FOR ME AGAIN
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which matrix movie is this? I don't remember seeing it 🤔 LAKSLAKSLA
me as a kid reading Dune: I appreciate the detailed world-building that justifies why everyone fights with swords and has mental powers, but the idea of a Butlerian Jihad against computers is pretty silly
me in 2025, trying desperately to find the three (3) places you need to go to to disable the latest helpful AI assistant that's inserted itself into my work chat and is advising me to do things that would be a breach of federal law: Oh Now I Get It
I enjoy watching Jinshi slowly but surely become a beleaguered pet owner who's trying to keep his temperamental cat from poisoning herself
the way that they face xenophobia allegations every year and they keep proving them right
I'M SO PROUD OF THEM
you don’t realize how important lunch is until you’re wandering around thinking about how unloveable and untalented and uniquely cursed you are and then it’s 4pm and you finally eat lunch and you go Oh. oh right.
lot of people commenting on this post like "who eats lunch at 4pm that's a terrible time to eat lunch" yes. that is the point. 4pm lunch is inadvisable. 4pm lunch is not the ideal. 4pm lunch makes the mind demons real.
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Google AI Overview court loss in Germany could spell doom for AI search industry.
"Google AI Overview court loss in Germany could spell doom for AI search industry."
It fucking better.
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Azune Nayar is not someone who was failed in his youth by the adults around him.
Azune Nayar is someone whose childhood and youth were marked by adults who, faced with bad choices, made the less-worse one because they cared about him.
His parents starved themselves to give him and his sister the chance of being recruited as child soldiers by a mercenary group, because that was the only way to protect him from starvation.
Thjazi Fang saw a child abandoned by the roadside, desperately, determinedly, and implausibly claiming he could fight. Thazi Fang was in the middle of waging a rebellion against the powers of Araman. That rebellion wasn’t the best place for a child of twelve. But it was a better place than abandoned by the roadside or picked up by another mercenary group, and Thjazi cared, so Thjazi took him in and assigned him to noncombat work away from the front lines.
By 15 Azune was fighting on the front lines. (In an earlier war, the same was true of Thazi at that age.)
Thjazi’s rebellion failed. He asked his brother Hal to look out for the teenage Azune. Hal did so, treating Azune as part of his family. Hal did the same for other people who needed it. Being like family wasn’t the same as being Hal’s kid.
The tragedy of Azune isn’t that he was failed or abandoned or uncared for or used. The tragedy of Azune is that the best that people who cared about him could give him still wasn’t the same as what he needed, because being an adult doesn’t make you all-powerful. Azune’s problems weren’t created by those who loved him. They were created by the world he lives in.
Azune lived his adult life for the Torn Banner because it was the life he knew; or out of loyalty; or because they were the ones trying to change that world into something different.
He offers understanding and empathy to enemies (Julien) and strangers (Vaelus). He learned that somewhere.
He will self-immolate for a cause. He likely learned that from his parents, who did it for him, and from Thjazi, who did it for the same cause.
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I think you guys constantly undermine the exploitation and colonial abuse that Hawaiʻi and Polynesia endures. i promise you indigenous polynesians aren't focused on being excited about representation in the live action moana they're much more concerned by the disney tourism propaganda they've been constantly pushing in their slop movies
#girl who is clearly healed and doing okay
"I'm anti-kink" .. what? like... all of them?
I HATE it when girls think other girls wearing sock garters is sexy. if you have a foot fetish DIE. calling your bf a good+special boy in the bedroom is WRONG. <- this is how you sound
no but seriously antikink ppl are sooo weird. "abuse can take place during kink activity therefore I'm against kink". boy howdy do I have news for you about how abuse can take place during absolutely any activity at all!
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The Banners years.
disclaimer that i am not russian or japanese — but it does annoy me when people like. try to assign canonical purpose for why shane and ilya’s relationships to their cultural heritage are so shallow. writing an assimilationist narrative for shane hollander is very interesting and could prescribe a lot of meaning to shane’s emotional distance to others. it could provide a lot of meaningful commentary on homogenous hockey culture, both from shane’s relative isolation as a person of colour and how hockey as an institution actively punishes and ostracises athletes who do not actively conform to established standards. see zayne parekh for just one example. how would shane and yuna’s relationship to canada the nation be shaped by the aftermath of the war measures act? shane’s suppression of his sexuality, of his personal wants and needs, of his racial identity, of his neurodivergence, of everything that might make him less broadly marketable to a (white) audience, could be a very apt depiction of how the lived experiences of people of colour is flattened and simplified in order to be considered consumable. shane’s fears are born from the precarious position he inhabits in all aspects of his life.
by the same token, ilya’s perspective on russia is shaped by disconnection — he has an abusive father, a deceased mother, and a fraught relationship with his brother. in the books, the only other figure we know from his childhood is the unnamed son of his coach. without svetlana, russia should be a cornerstone comparison between ilya’s past and ilya’s future. the nhl does not employ translators for their athletes, so even fluency in english would have left ilya in a vulnerable position as a teenager arriving in a foreign country. the sole person he speaks fluent russian to regularly in tlg is galina the therapist. what would his relationship to other, older russian players be like? was he billeted with another russian like sergei gonchar and evgeni malkin? was this a kindness? would ilya’s relative, established isolation from others be driven by the fear of receiving the same abuse in the same language, regardless of how far he ran from home? has russia the nation been so thoroughly poisoned for him that he cannot imagine ever going back, even though a part of him will always live there in the dirt with his mother?
however. this is all conjecture. shane doesn’t mention his japanese heritage a scant one (1) time in the long game because of a purposeful assimilationist narrative — it’s because reid is not interested in exploring this aspect of his identity. shane is comparatively raceless in the book itself, although the actual nature of his story is still transparently impacted by how reid herself perceives race. ilya only mentions russia during arguments with shane, but otherwise does not seem to feel any particularly complex feelings about having no significant relationships with other russian players. while reid has been lauded for incorporating russian culture into ilya’s character, the storytelling remains relatively shallow. despite ilya’s desperation to leave russia permanently, ilya’s passport is not mentioned a single time in the long game. the absence of how shane and ilya’s identities might reasonably drive their relationship issues, miscommunications, and personal challenges is stark. why include race and immigration and cultural identity as elements of these characters if you refuse to consider how these elements would impact their actions? or at the very least, why try to prescribe intentionality and complexity for decisions that seem to exist solely as window dressing?
Fandom is so obsessed with contrasts in ships that they force them onto hollanov, a couple who are FAMOUSLY supposed to be similar. There is no slutty one and prudish one. They both love sex. There is no smart one and dumb one. They both excel at the same career where traditional metrics of academic intelligence don't apply. There is no jock and nerd. They are both professional athletes. There is no neatfreak and slob. They both pay other people to clean their houses. Please release yourself from the need to manufacture an opposites attract dynamic in every facet of their relationship, ESPECIALLY when the central conceit of hollanov as a couple is that they're more alike than everyone else seems to think.