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everybody has seen vanessa stockard's black cat paintings im sure but im still so obsessed with how she paints the cat like

literally JUST eyes

vogels

youlovetoseeit

boomers

magic-spelldust

Karen Hunnicutt

zelos-wilders

me: *dies in a videogame*

videogame tip: try not to get hit :)

arodudejude

me at four in the afternoon watching a 2hr video essay tearing apart a movie that i’ve never seen

lizardywizard

But now I’m wondering how all these facial recognition algorithms we’re coming up with now are going to take to the Bright New Transhumanist Future

Like, okay, we know Google can recognise dogs. But what about stranger things? Is anyone training these things on lizards?

Imagine basilisks specifically designed to crash these algorithms: abstract-blocks-of-black-and-white-for-heads that, like the QR codes of old, carry a hidden message in their patterning, only it’s a payload, a virus that shreds the system of anyone who tries to capture it on camera, the natural evolution of anti-face-detection camouflage. Imagine things that don’t even have faces, that don’t have an equivalent and easily-cataloguable part; people who deliberately wear mass-produced, identical android bodies, the Guy Fawkes masks of the future.

mugasofer

It’s a thing! Turns out, people would rather not look stupid than not be caught by facial recognition.

wirehead-wannabe

Somehow they look exactly like you would expect cyperpunk protagonists trying to avoid detection by facial recognition software to look.

charleypollard

hillarious dystopian future fashion finally makes sense. or, all scene kids will survive

makestheworldtastegood

svenskjavel

Någon: Say something sexy in Swedish ;)

Jag: Dansa med oss. Klappa era händer. Gör som vi gör. Ta några steg åt vänster. Lyssna och lär. Missa inte chansen. Nu är vi här med

Caramelldansen

sixpenceee

Nurses after a patient suffers a miscarriage.

thecrimsonarcher

This picture is legit. Look up Pink Balloon Photography & Design. It was taken in 2014 and it’s titled, “When We Wept”. She apparently is a volunteer photographer for a foundation called Now I Lay Me Down to Sleep, which is a group dedicated to doing memorial photography for parents who are suffering from the loss of a child. The photographer herself got her start after suffering a miscarriage in January of 2010 after being 25 weeks pregnant.

I went to school with a lot of people who became nurses and I have a lot of respect for them. Right after she got out of nursing school, this one girl had gotten a job at a nursing home. Later, she got a job at an area hospital. I can recall her posting about a few months into her job that one of her favorite patients died at the nursing home and she witnessed them taking their final breaths. It bothered her so much because I can remember her posting about it on Facebook. Mind you all, she didn’t post who they were. All she said was, “I lost my first patient today.” Comments of support came flooding in from other fellow nurses and nurses who has been in the profession for years.

Nurses are human. They’ll form attachments with their patients. When the patient dies, they may not outright show emotion on the outside, but it probably tears them up on the inside.

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I have a lot of respect for those who work on this field. They are needed, required. I for one could not be able to do this. I’d not be able to walk out of work and leave work there. It would always follow me home.

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valtsv

i HATE stories where, after spending months or even years working and traveling and living together and developing a found family dynamic through their shared time and experiences together, all the characters just… break up once they’ve achieved their shared goals and defeated The Big Enemy or whatever like “oh… we’ve done what we set out to do… i guess there’s no need for any of us to see each other again… it’s probably best we all go our separate ways so we can get on with our lives” like fuck THAT