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Accidentally genderbent René Descartes in my philosophy notes. You're welcome
i often see all these poems and headcanons about modern greek gods and i yawn whenever they’re exclusively us-based because honestly
hermes would be completely fascinated with traveling by plane. staying in a city for more than one day would be a preposterous idea when there’s a whole world to see, transportation systems to try, adapt and revolutionize. can a japanese bullet train break his record on land? what about the lockheed sr-71 blackbird in the air? what about the panama canal? the moscow metro system would hold a special place in his heart, with its beautiful architecture and its daring nature, reaching the very depths of the mortal world. let’s say it’s his favorite gateway to guide souls to the afterlife from. (i’ll omit his stunts in china’s underground black market, for the sake of simplicity. he is the patron of thieves and smugglers after all.)
artemis would favor the great african plains, the australian and north-american wilderness, and the amazon rainforest. she’d be at home among the hunting tribes, reborn as a huntress each time, learning about the cultures that far transcend her own. she’d bring hope, strength and health to the young girls growing alongside her, teaching them the ancient ways of the hunt and protecting them from harm. but artemis would also lead in major women-driven movements around the world, aiding in hospitals at war-torn zones, bringing the miracle of life to even the most desolate of places. she’d accept women of all backgrounds and walks of life as her protégés, whether they fit the physical description or not. artemis would never leave any of them behind.
apollo would thrive in the arts, from broadway to bollywood, from the louvre to a small, self-sustained gallery in colombia or argentina, the brilliant street artists in brazil and barcelona, the lively musicians in the antilles. he’d inspire young musicians, artists and writers all over the world to follow their paths; appearing at random gigs to encourage that south-african band making their first public appearance, leaving random bouts of inspiration to the troubled poet in pakistan, or helping the young illustrator from amsterdam find the motivation to finish that project that’s got them stuck. no matter how big or small the task, apollo is ready to offer insight and inspiration whenever and wherever it is needed.
athena, so amazed by the internet and the speed with which information can be shared, creating accounts on every single piece of social media and imparting her wisdom via her words and pictures, inspiring the youth to learn more and think more and understand more than ever. she’d lead movements for social justice, fight tooth and claw in protests all over the world, slowly but surely weaving her way into the corrupt legal systems and destroying them from the inside each time she is reborn.
hades, wanderer of obscure cathedrals and abandoned cemeteries, ironically finds himself often in vatican city, meteora, egypt and tibet, always exploring the most spiritual side of humanity. his travels are quiet and respectful in nature, with the mere intention of observing the human rituals concerning death and the afterlife. El Día De Los Muertos in Mexico is by far the one that’s intrigued him the most.
a few years ago there was an exposé in the intercept about how, according to the fbi, police departments are so thoroughly infiltrated by white supremacists that it's policy to avoid working with them when possible. just something to think about
Bureau policies have been crafted to take into account the active presence of domestic extremists in U.S. police departments.
I found the article and... jesus christ.
yeah, the FBI put out a report that showed active purposeful infiltration of both the military and police by white supremacists. The FBI included a list of steps to take in order to help prevent this including things like updated lists of identifying tattoos and specific screening measures. The military said fuck we thought we were getting them all, thank you, and started implementing all the recommended procedures almost immediately.
The U.S. Police Union wrote the FBI back a letter that basically said “fuck you you can’t tell us who we can and can’t hire” and then the funding for that FBI investigation got suddenly yanked.
Also, holy shit read the article; it is very thorough
“God poured me out like milk and curdled me like cheese” sounds like a post you’d find on tumblr dot com, but it is in fact Job 10:10
Job would’ve done numbers on Tumblr if he live-blogged his experience. Probably would’ve gotten much the same responses too
I was feeling agitated and artblocked yesterday so I decided to give my brain a rest by watching TV and then the next thing I knew these were in front of me
HAPPY TDOV FROM MY FAVES 🩵🩷🤍🩵🩷
Phineas and Ferb - Season Two - “Oh, There You Are, Perry”
I really don’t know how to explain to you that activism, community outreach, meeting important goals in the realm of social justice, and just generally living life is much easier under the presidency of an average democrat than a republican who was so outspokenly racist, genocidal, inflammatory, misogynistic, and violent that he may have permanently skewed the american right to the furthest extreme possible. I don’t know how to explain to you that the candidate who was so extreme that he brought neo-nazis into the mainstream political landscape needs to be kept out of any political office at any cost. even if it means voting for a center-left democrat who won’t personally sign off on your glorious revolution.
A vote is not a statement of morality. It is a tool.
It can be a powerful one. And we have very few tools.
The only people who benefit from you throwing away this tool in disgust because it can't get us what we want are the people who want us dead.
I am reading Stephen Fry's Troy and I have reached the bit about the Trojan Horse.
It's interesting how often in media, cartoons and the like, the Trojan horse is depicted as a crude, shoddy thing, something so ugly it's a wonder it's wonder they took it in.
In fact it was built by Epeius, master craftsman whose craft did not failed him. The Horse was beautiful, with 'firerce white teeth', a 'purpnr fringed mane tasked with gold', astonishing attention to detail.
Another interesting detail is how they seemed like idiots but the gods literally sent miracles to prove the Horse was blessed.
It's a reflection of our way of thinking that the ancients were just stupid and uncivilised and we're so much better now screw those cavemen
Also, why isn't it called a Greek or Achean Horse?
It's very interesting to read this because in Greece we don't think the Horse was crude or ugly at all. Is this the Anglophone or the Finnish perspective? Because we consider it quite a sophisticated construction. Also, in Greek we don't call it Trojan Horse. We call it Doureios Ippos, aka Wooden Horse. No idea why Anglophones call it Trojan Horse. I mean it's not a stretch but you're right that there are names that make more sense.
I think it's more of a general western perspective. If I think of all the cartoons I watched as a kid (admittedly not many of them were about the Trojan war) and just being told the story, I always imagine it and recall it depicted ugly. I also asked around, and people (this is a Finnish perspective however) did seem to think it was ugly. Very interesting
I am reading Stephen Fry's Troy and I have reached the bit about the Trojan Horse.
It's interesting how often in media, cartoons and the like, the Trojan horse is depicted as a crude, shoddy thing, something so ugly it's a wonder it's wonder they took it in.
In fact it was built by Epeius, master craftsman whose craft did not failed him. The Horse was beautiful, with 'firerce white teeth', a 'purpnr fringed mane tasked with gold', astonishing attention to detail.
Another interesting detail is how they seemed like idiots but the gods literally sent miracles to prove the Horse was blessed.
It's a reflection of our way of thinking that the ancients were just stupid and uncivilised and we're so much better now screw those cavemen
Also, why isn't it called a Greek or Achean Horse?
i love looking at cringe couples shirts and man
man
people realy don’t need to be this bad but they are, somehow
I hate all of this honestly
non-finance related but still wtf worthy:
people apparently choose to wear these things?
like
no one is holding a gun to their heads?
yet people choose to dress this way
losing my mind at “beast behind the bump” get it, cum beast
which one of you is the cum beast and which one is the ears
Are heterosexual people okay? Like... Is everything good with them?
Kinda disgusted that they are incorporating "our parks are so prohibitively expensive and overpriced that it makes you ill" into their brand identity as a positive thing somehow??
Also this shit is just misogynist
why is this so funny
i do think theres something sad about how largely only the literature that's considered especially good or important is intentionally preserved. i want to read stuff that ancient people thought sucked enormous balls
Time to take this post entirely too seriously:
I often wonder if this is why you so commonly see the sentiment that we are in an era of uniquely bad literature, or at least that the fact that most books don't have artistic aspirations and are not aiming to be anything other than mindless entertainment is new. In fact what's new is the idea that everything is worth preserving (and also the internet making it easier to preserve it). The dumb artistically unambitious trash books of the past have survived only sporadically, because people thought of them as literally disposable.
When I was in college I had a professor who was an expert on detective fiction. He had a longstanding beef with the idea that "Murders in the Rue Morgue" was the first detective story. He thought that it seemed way too polished to be inventing a new genre, and also that the whole orangutan business had the vibe of someone subverting preexisting audience expectations and maybe engaging in a bit of stealth parody. With the help of some student volunteers, he went trawling through old magazines and newspapers and found hundreds of detective stories from the early 1800s that just hadn't garnered enough individual attention to be remembered. This was because most of them sucked balls. He created an online archive of them, so you too can read these mostly terrible stories.
I love you dead punctuation marks.