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i love that we and cats share pareidolia (seeing patterns where they dont exist), but instead of seeing faces in everyday objects like us, they see snakes

that computer cord? snake. string? small snake. cucumber? short fat straight snake

yiffmaster

snake pareidolia is one of the strongest things in human minds too! people report freezing mid-stride before being consciously aware of a snake in front of them, and the same happens with coiled rope, etc. in humans and other primates. it’s even been proposed that the need to detect snakes was a factor in the development of primates’ insanely good color eyesight

ehlbee

It’s because snakes are wonderful and we must stop and admire them at any cost

blackwoolncrown

and this is why snakes are the animal that most closely represents god

bidoctor

Bo Burnham: Inside (2021) + favorite moments pt.1

gffa

#PILOT STUDIO DRAWS THE MOST ADORABLE STAR WARS ART

modelsof-color

https://fundly.com/help-reina-save-her-finger-and-living

ebookporn

tentacleteapot

llovelymoonn

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pagewoman

Herdwick Sheep, crossing the beck…

by James Rebanks

oledavyjones

one fisherman lighting an other one’s cigarette.

nickyandmikey

clearcattree

“We often forget that we are nature. Nature is not something separate from us. So when we say that we have lost our connection to nature, we’ve lost our connection to ourselves.”

— Andy Goldsworthy (via setbabiesonfire)

grendelmenz-deactivated20200929

some sort of love poem

grendelmenz-deactivated20200929

This is the wildest result of one of my comics becoming popular I feel rabid

semutamusic

was just gonna reblog this bomb ass comic again bc it's a mood but the author's addition is hilarious. this is why your english teachers taught you to find meaning in a text

flipocrite

willow-s-linda

Felt like doing something picture book like.

positivelyqueer

[Image description: an illustrated looping gif of three grey mice throwing mulberries into a basket. The mice are standing on their back legs, throwing the berries in a chain from one to the other. They have pink stains on their front paws and one mouse also has stains on its nose and mouth. The mouse to the right is wearing a white headscarf and the mouse throwing the berries into the basket to the left is wearing a brown vest. The background is vibrant shades of green berry bush with blue flowers. /end ID]

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by Holly Warburton

haunthouse

thinking about hadestown as a story in which each character realizes both that they're in a time loop + that there is an audience observing them at different points throughout the show

haunthouse

there's this moment in if its true where it seems like orpheus is pleading with the audience to change how the story goes. eurydice knows this has happened before by come home with me reprise ("i can sing us home again" "no, you can't" "yes, i can" "no, you don't understand") but orpheus doesn't know until doubt comes in ("who am i to think that she would follow me into the cold and dark again?"). the gods are both observed and observing (hades and persephone and hermes all stand off to the side for most of the show when they aren't the main people in a scene); for hades and persephone, this happens year after year anyways without any kind of time loop narrative, but hermes is fully aware from the beginning of the narrative structure of the story, obviously.

haunthouse

persephone knows all along that she's being observed, but the amount she cares varies between actors (amber gray's persephone does not care that there's an audience; jewelle blackman's persephone is desperate for this story to be witnessed). hades never knows.

haunthouse

cause here's the thing! to know how it ends!! and still!!! begin!!!! to sing it again!!!!!