Outro mico. Mas o lado bom é que o universo vai acabar um dia
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Outro mico. Mas o lado bom é que o universo vai acabar um dia
Thoughts on Directive 8020?
WARNING MAJOR SPOILER AHEAD
Geen boete voor aanrijding dier België
[English under the cut] & [En français ci-dessous]
Belangrijke reminder dat je GEEN boete krijgt als je een wild dier perongeluk aanrijdt in België en dit aan de politie meldt.
Om één of andere reden geloven veel mensen dat dit een strafbaar feit is, maar dat is het niet. Hier is er sprake van een ongeval wat dus als overmacht beschouwd wordt.
Dus als je een dier aanrijdt of een aangereden dier ziet (ook een beschermde soort), bel de politie.
(Voor huisdieren zijn de regels wel anders)
Vision board for 2026
Decided to try and make a vision board for the first time. Beware it is chaotic, but I honestly like it. (explanation is under the cut)
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Some interesting writing prompts
Personally I hate prompts like 'write about your dream destination' Like girl, I already have to live with myself everyday and now I also have to write a whole ass story about my own life? Yeah, no thanks.
So here's a bunch of prompts I found on the internet that got me intrigued. Also @ me if you write something, I'd love to read it!
ᓚᘏᗢᶻ 𝗓 𐰁 ᓚᘏᗢᶻ 𝗓 𐰁 ᓚᘏᗢᶻ 𝗓 𐰁 ᓚᘏᗢᶻ 𝗓 𐰁
1.You are a ghost or demon who is about to be exorcised. How will you avoid this horrid fate?
2. Write a short story where you pretend to be someone who receives letters from a nonhuman character. When choosing your character, think about what themes you can explore and how you might include elements of traditional fables.
3. A young man must dive 300 feet into the ocean to rescue his girlfriend, who is trapped in a broken submarine. He must cross through a genetically modified shark breeding ground.
4. When looking through some old family photos – going back generations – your character notices a cat in almost every photo. The very same colorful spotted cat with a single docked ear that is sitting on their lap.
5. After mental illness devastates a generation, scientists create an airborne substance that balances the levels of all people on the earth. Your character is one of the few who is immune. Will your character slowly descend into madness or will they find a solution?
6. Choose an organ from your body. Do not name the organ. Instead, allow the organ to describe how it feels living inside your body.
7. Tell the story of a single dad balancing a new career while trying to keep his daughter from realizing he’s winging everything.
8. Start a story where a man takes up piano lessons in his 60s. He never gets good. But he gets loud. And he loves it.
9. Imagine a migrating bird that brings messages each fall to a child who keeps growing older but the bird never does.
10. Write about two people who fall in love while writing fake five-star reviews for the same terrible restaurant.
11. Start a story where your shadow begins to lag behind you… and then stops following altogether.
12. Craft a tale where every mirror in a character’s house begins to show different times of day (except one).
In your 20s, you'll feel like you're losing the race. It's important to understand that there is no race.
For whoever needs to hear this.
At a certain point in life, reading fanfiction isn’t your secret pastime anymore- no, it will become your actual hobby and you start telling people. And in that moment, you will find out that your friend group of 5+ years have been inhaling fanfiction like cocaine.
Writing Prompt: Law
→ If you could pass a law right now (in real life or in your own world), what would it be, and what would the effects on society be? ←
wait how did you give your text a colour gradient?
I’m pretty sure this can only be done in the website and not the app. But in the upper right corner when you are making a post, you should see the cogwheel that will lead you to the post’s settings. There you can go to Texteditor and select HTML. There you can see the HTML code of your post.
Then go to this website: https://www.stuffbydavid.com/textcolorizer and follow the instructions.
BBcode and HTML text effect generator. Create rainbow text effects and more for your blog or forum.
Then you can copy the HTML from that website and put it into your post’s HTML code. Hope this helps :)
Understanding a Scientific Article
Abstract
A brief description of the key points you will find in the paper. This can include:
Objectives: What questions the researchers hope to answer.
Methods: What type of study the researchers used to conduct the study.
Results: What the researchers discovered.
Discussion/conclusion: What the results mean and/or the author’s interpretation of the results.
Look at the date of the study.
Was it conducted in the past year? 5 years? 15 years? As new information is learned, scientific standards and techniques change, and practices evolve.
New research may support results from older studies as well as lead to new methods to diagnose and treat conditions and diseases.
New research can, at times, also contradict other research, which may require additional research to explore and resolve these differences.
Research can separate the good results from the bad results. In this way, the scientific method is self-correcting, which is reassuring.
Looking at the date can provide insight into how the study fits into the larger evidence base on a particular topic.
Methods
Detailed information on the type of research or approach used, the study’s design, the participants, the measurements or outcomes recorded, and steps taken to avoid bias.
Types of Research
Basic research: Scientists ask questions about theories or concepts, and test hypotheses to improve scientific knowledge. It’s the first step in any research.
Translational research: Researchers build on the observations and results of basic research to develop and test new ways to prevent, detect, or treat conditions and diseases.
Clinical trials: Well-planned clinical trials are done with people and may vary in size and type. Clinical trials give the clearest information about whether a treatment or a lifestyle change is effective and safe in humans. However, because they are complicated, lengthy, involve many research participants and can be very expensive, they are usually done only after smaller preliminary studies have been completed.
Systematic reviews and meta-analyses: When researchers review each other’s research to check for quality and look for converging evidence among studies, they may write systematic reviews and meta-analyses. These look at different studies on the same topic. When many studies come to the same conclusion, it helps us know that the results are reliable and valid.
While all research studies are important and contribute to our knowledge base, clinical trials are the types of studies you probably hear about most often in the news. They can have the most immediate impact on improving health and treating disease.
Results
What the study showed.
The data, summaries, and analyses of the study are presented in this section. Tables, graphs, and charts that show the results are often included.
To better understand the results, you can ask these questions:
How do these results compare with previous studies?
A single study rarely provides a final, definitive answer.
Repeating a study using the same methods with different volunteers and investigators helps us know that the results are reliable and valid.
What do “statistically significant” and “clinically significant” mean?
Statistically significant means the differences observed between the groups are real and not likely due to chance.
Clinically significant is a measure of the size of the effects observed in the study, which shows the impact of the treatment.
A study can find statistically significant differences between two treatment groups, but the differences may be so small that they are not clinically significant in terms of usefulness for patients.
Are there potential conflicts of interest?
Did the study sponsor or the investigators have any financial or reputational "stake" in the outcome?
Most medical journal articles include information about relevant financial relationships.
Discussion
What the results mean.
This is where you can often find out how the study relates to your own health.
This section includes the authors’ explanation of, and own opinions about, what the results mean.
Since the conclusions are the authors’ own, others may or may not completely agree with their explanation of the results.
References
Previously published articles the authors used to review what related research was done before, to help design the study and interpret its results.
Source ⚜ More: Notes & References ⚜ Writing Resources PDFs
Saving this because I like to read articles.
All images from pinterest, bg deleted by me.
Writing Prompt: Law
→ If you could pass a law right now (in real life or in your own world), what would it be, and what would the effects on society be? ←
Are AO3 authors okay?
I thought this only existed in movies
The Power of a Memory
I just watched the horror game ‘Subliminal’ (demo) and this got me thinking about how we experience memories.
In horror games we have this returning trend of only reimagining the place with some eerie noises attached. While in more peaceful settings we see the people, their expressions, the environment and so on.
I personally feel like this should be taken into account when writing. It can easily set the mood for your story without spoiling anything, while also granting an interesting background to your character.
Ask yourself these questions
What memory do I want to describe?
Which emotions are attached to it?
When was that memory obtained? A year ago or only a day ago?
Let’s try to think about a memory from a year ago; can you see their faces? Can you clearly imagine the environment? Or is it rather foggy? Can you even see the people? Or only their sillhouettes? Can you hear the voices? Or do you just hear some vague background noise?
What vibe do I want to present? Nostalgia? Fear? Or are you maybe dancing between the lines of memories, déjà vus and foresights?
Learning HTML - Project 1
A week ago I decided to start learning HTML and I finally finished my first project via Codeacadamy, so I decided to share it here. I will try to keep doing this in hopes of keeping my motivation up.
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