“And a fairy song”, from Shakespeare’s A Midsummer Night’s Dream by Arthur Rackham (1908)

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“And a fairy song”, from Shakespeare’s A Midsummer Night’s Dream by Arthur Rackham (1908)
#QuarantineMood
quarantine feels kinda like that area between christmas and new years where i have no idea what day of the week it is, or if i’m supposed to be going to work. AM and PM blend together. i’ve taken four naps in 10 hours. leftovers are my primary foodsource. got that weird sunday anxiety except it’s every day for the next 2 weeks
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theatre productions about teenagers be like: *puts 30 year old man in a hoodie*
then on the other hand you’ve got college theater
*puts a 19-year-old in a sweater vest* BEHOLD, A DAD
Lady with a Lute Thomas Wilmer Dewing, 1886,
Dali at the Age of Six When He Thought He Was a Girl Lifting the Skin of the Water to See the Dog Sleeping in the Shade of the Sea, 1950, Salvador Dali
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I’m glad I looked up the source (https://twitter.com/burgerdrome/status/1120470833762381827) because there’s this gem of a reply:
The magnificent HiRise camera on the Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter can capture images of the surface of Mars at a resolution of a meter per pixel or so. This video is constructed from shots taken by that spacecraft; the images have basically been turned into a flyover style video
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Cottage witch aesthetic~ 🌳🌲
The number of times I have been delighted by witty banter only to find out later that I was “Flirting” is both unfortunate and disappointing.
“haha so what about that guy, huh?”
Me: what about him
“Well you seemed super into him”
Me: what why
“…dude you were flirting all night”
Me:
Me: Whoms't™™
I found out several of my female coworkers were planning on trying to get our male coworker to ask me out because “You guys kept flirting” but I was like “We were literally just goofing around. Like we literally just told jokes to each other. Literally just stuff that friends do, the same stuff you and I do.” I was definitely 100% NOT flirting but everyone thought I was
“You were laughing at everything TJ did!”
“He paper clipped a banana to the ceiling, Isabelle. That’s fucking bonkers”
This might be a good time for Ms. Psych degree here to step in and let ye all know that People Are Unable To Identify Flirting. There are double-blind studies to support this, if you instruct participants to flirt or not flirt with another participant, neither the second participant nor onlookers are able to accurately tell which instruction the first participant was given. Even if you get the flirting participant to rate their attraction to the person they’re flirting with, and only count trials where people are either flirting with people they find attractive, or not flirting with people they don’t find attractive NO ONE CAN TELL WHO IS FLIRTING OR WHO ISN’T.
I’ve heard that people actually have a *less than 50% chance* of guess whether someone is flirting or not.
Thank fuck this isn’t just me failing at humanity
SagePub has one such study here, dated 2014. There might be more recent work, however.