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Ok, the Belter in the trailer?!?! Holy shit, Owlcat paid attention to the physical differences between Belters and gravity well people 😍

#trying very hard not the get excited #the expanse: osiris reborn

kamillahn

Andor - 'Who Else Knows?' - S02E11

#andor #star wars

Had a meeting at work that got wrapped up quicker than the time we had slotted for it. Me and my co-worker then looked at each other, stayed in the meeting room and proceeded to rave at each other about how fucking good Andor was until we ran out of time.

#andor #star wars

chipthekeeper

"I'm so grateful to be part of the [Star Wars] family. And I'll miss it, and I'll miss the people. It's the people that I'll miss very, very much." - Faye Marsay, Andor Declassified: Farewell

#andor #not just in it for the gays #but they were an added bonus

soloorganaas

Kleya Marki in ANDOR | 2.01

#andor #kleya marki #stole the show sort of

I'm not really one for reboots or remakes, but Denise Gough as Patsy Stone - I wouldn't hate to see it.

#denise gough #patsy stone #ab fab

s-t-a-y-i-n-g

#Coffee

waverlyyhaught

Favorite Marta and Fina Moments - Part 96 Sueños de Libertad

#sueños de libertad #Soft 1958 gays in 2024 #not on my bingo card but I'll take it

sandmandaddy69

luxe-pauvre

Some studies have suggested that reading fiction can increase empathy. But a perhaps even more surprising finding comes from researchers who discovered a short-term decrease in the need for “cognitive closure” in the minds of readers of fiction. In brief, the researchers write, those with a high need for cognitive closure “need to reach a quick conclusion in decision-making and an aversion to ambiguity and confusion,” and thus, when confronted with confusing circumstances, tend to seize on fast explanations and hang on to them. That generally means they’re more susceptible to things like conspiracy theories and poor information, and they become less rational in their thinking. Reading fiction, though, studies have found, tends to retrain the brain to stay open, comfortable with ambiguity, and able to sort through information more carefully.

Alissa Wilkinson, How to fall back in love with reading

#Reading

tamagotchikgs

i m;iss when u could touch a tv and feel its fur

theskydoesgreatthingsnow

When an old tv died it was always very understandable. Screen busted. Tubes broke. Animal sick. Smart TVs will have psychosomatic problems that clear within a day. Ur Apple TV gets mental illness.