Lectures are Rants

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getting serious for a second here but i’m here for all of you. i always will be, and you can count on it forever. i swear on my life.

[this-account-is-a-mistake]

I’m here for everyone. if you need anything let me know

[thegreenpea]

I’ll support everyone on the lgbt spectrum till I’m six feet under

[this-account-is-a-mistake]

I’ll support them from heaven or hell

[4ttacus-4tlas]

Catch me not dying so I can continue to support

[paperinkquillpoet-deactivated20]

I support all of you with all my heart.

[ancientorigins]

‘Signs of Life’ Picked Out As TESS Satellite Uncovers Its First Nearby Super-Earth

An international team of astronomers has characterized the first potentially habitable world outside of our solar system discovered by NASA's Transiting Exoplanet Survey Satellite (TESS), a mission designed to comb the heavens for exoplanets.

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Else Barth (1928-2015) was a Norwegian philosopher. She taught analytic philosophy at the University of Groningen.

She was an important contributor to feminist philosophy, empirical logic and the study of argumentation. Her publications include Logic and Political Culture, Women Philosophers: A Bibliography of Books, and her most famous work, A Nazi Interior: Quisling’s Hidden Philosophy.

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[politicsfunfacts]

Fun Fact 472

Caroline Herschel, the sister of astronomer William Herschel who discovered Uranus, was the first woman in England’s history employed by the government. In 1787, King George III offered her a salary to continue her work in astronomy, making her both the first female government employee and the first paid for their work in astronomy.

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flock together, love each other

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💙💜💚

[ancientorigins]

Neuroimaging and Ancient Engravings Allow Experts to Understand Prehistoric Thinking

News capabilities in science have once again assisted researchers in the study of archaeology and human development. A new study using neuroimaging on modern humans viewing ancient stone carvings has led to surprising results regarding the development of early humans.

[ancientorigins]

‘First Kings’ Myths From Around the World: How Do They Compare?

The mythology of ‘first kings’ exists in history in many cultures – Sumer, China, Aztec - often playing a part in shaping the ancient civilizations that we know of today. They are now generally considered mythical beings by historians, but were once considered either deities or demi-gods by their subjects. What can be learned from the similarities they share across the world?

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[thebeautifulwordlist]

Velutinous

Adjective

[vuh-loot-n-uh s]

1. having a soft, velvety surface, as certain plants.

Origin: Velutinous, “having a soft, velvety surface or hairs,” is a very rare adjective, a technical term used in botany and entomology. Velutinous comes directly from the New Latin adjective velūtīnus “velvety,” from Medieval Latin velūtum “velvet.” Velūtum possibly comes from assumed Vulgar Latin villūtus, from Latin villus “shaggy nap.” Velutinous entered English in the 19th century.

“The deep shag of a plush carpet was beneath our feet and velutinous purple flocked wallpaper covered the walls.” - CAVAN SCOTT, SHERLOCK HOLMES: CRY OF THE INNOCENTS, 2017

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Penultimate

Adjective

[pi-nuhl-tuh-mit]

1. next to the last:     the penultimate scene of the play.

2. of or relating to a penult or the next to the last syllable in a word:     In the word appropriate, -pri- is the penultimate syllable.

Noun

3. a penult.

Origin: First recorded in 1670–80; see origin at penult, ultimate

“Everything ultimately fails, for we die, and that is either the penultimate failure or our most enigmatical achievement.” - Edward Dahlberg

[newtonpermetersquare]

Made me blow air out of my nostrills

[magic2us]

I found out in a sociology class that family is defined as a social group where adults take care of and socialise kids or teenagers so technically stray kids or any Kpop group for that matter is sociologically recognised as a family and I've never been more glad

[ancientorigins]

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Reside Alone

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