The Traveling Prince

Adventurer by day, dreamer by night, and explorer of world unknown 🌌 My age is the total number of distinct quantum states (spin-orbitals) available to electrons in the n = 2 and n = 3 shells combined, considering allowed values of (n, l, m_l, m_s).

[prilittlence]

Guess I’m randomly active !

Gonna try posting more stuff I’m into : programming, physics (and yes, physics memes are a scientific necessity), plus whatever other rabbit holes I fall into.

Still running on chaotic posting energy, but hey… that’s the brand.

[strongermonster]

was visiting a friend who has a farm, and one of the chickens has a home made flared cone on, so i asked what was up with that and she said "that's diesel, and she's suicidal" so obviously i went ??? and she pressed the door lock on her truck fob so the truck beeped, and this dumbass bird SPRINTED full tilt across the garden to shove her head in the tailpipe. she has to be locked up and coned so she doesn't gulp down toxic fumes direct from the pipe for some idiot bird reason. she is obsessed with doing this and has to be locked up any time someone is using a vehicle.

[strongermonster]

i told her i posted about this and she has an update (which i guess content warning for animal harm [the animal did it to it's damn fool self])

she found this out the first time when she auto-started her truck to warm it up before work one below-freezing morning and came out ~5 minutes later to find (the then unnamed) diesel with her head stuffed in the tail pipe hanging limply by her idiot neck and thought that she was dead, ran over and pulled her out, and the chicken went "oh hi! anyways mind if i get back in there?" and did it a-fucking-gain??

best guess is bc she feeds her chickens with a pvc gravity pipe like this

and despite having ~40 other chickens who don't fuck this up, diesel went "food comes from tubes, this is tube, ∴ this is the ~secret~ food hole that the others do not know about. i will be rewarded with golden seed for being the cleverest of them all :)" and is now on 24/7 vehicle related suicide watch. fine line between docile and dumb sometimes.

[strongermonster]

my artists rendition of the morning in question

[prilittlence]

"I's not my home," Linus admitted quietly. "I live in the city."

Helen scoffed.

"A home isn't always the house we live in. I's also the people we choose to surround ourselves with. You may not live on the island, but you can't tell me it's not your home. Your bubble, Mr. Baker. It's been popped. Why would you allow it to grow around you again ? "

TJ Klune - the house in the cerulean sea

[carapaced]

rent lowering gunshots but I really would like to see feminist writings by cis men on how cis men are affected by the patriarchy and how feminism liberates them. I don’t think that would be a bad thing and I don’t think the existence of that theory would take anything away from women.

[bathroomcube]

[littleguysdaily]

[feefal]

Did you guys know that the heart can be unrolled? It’s really just a muscly tube once you fold it open. (Seriously it’s true and it’s gnarly as hell)

Try this at home with this nifty step-by-step guide!

[infectiouspiss]

violence and death and dying and blood and guts and gore and violence and viscera and fuck you fuck you fuck you fuck you fuck you fuck you

[ospreyonthemoon]

@markscherz do you know what type of frog this is? I can't tell if its a small adult or a baby frog.

[markscherz]

This is a juvenile Chacophrys pierottii, arguably the most comically proportioned frog ever. Here is an adult. If I had not taken this photo myself I would think it’s some kind of ridiculous meme render.

These are also the frogs that bury themselves in a backwards spiral that is seriously relatable.

[fandom-man]

🎶Juvenile Chacophrys! Murder finger!🎵

[wholesome-animal-images]

[gothgenderbreach]

Everyone needs to see this

[only-cat-memes]

[prilittlence]

I really think we need space for both truths at once:

Yes, a lot of women are scared of men for very real reasons. Violence, harassment, humiliation, trauma… these aren’t abstract concepts, they’re things people live through. And the phrase « not all men » has been used so often to shut women up instead of listening that it’s understandable people are tired of hearing it.

But at the same time, saying that masculinity itself, or being born a man, is inherently violent or morally corrupt doesn’t actually help us move forward. People aren’t born wanting to hurt others. Patriarchy is not a chromosome, it’s a system we’re all born into, and some people uphold it, while others actively try to unlearn it.

It’s possible to hold space for both of these things:

- Women’s fear, anger, and exhaustion are valid.

- And also, not every man is acting in bad faith, and generalize to an entire group won’t dismantle the system that causes the harm.

The real issue isn’t « men as a biological category ». It’s the system ( patriarchy ) that teaches domination, emotional repression, entitlement, shame, and then punishes anyone who refuses to follow the script. And yes, men who don’t unlearn it do perpetuate harm. But some are genuinely trying to unlearn it, even if they stumble or don’t always know how to show it.

This doesn’t mean they deserve applause. It just means that fighting patriarchy doesn’t require pretending every man is the same.

So if someone says « not all men », the question shouldn’t be what they’re saying, but why:

– Are they interrupting to make it about themselves and drown out women’s voices ?

– Or are they trying, maybe clumsily, to talk about how patriarchy affects them too, without denying anyone else’s pain ?

Because if it’s the second one, maybe that person isn’t the enemy, maybe they’re someone trying to dismantle the same system from another angle.

I’m not here to excuse men. I’m saying:

We don’t need to erase nuance to be angry. We don’t need to make generalisation to demand safety.

And honestly, I know I’ve reacted defensively in the past. I’m trying to get better at listening without turning it into « but not all men, not me ». I don’t always get it right, but I’m trying.

[scienceisdope]

Here's a Random Bizarre science fact:

In 2018, Russian scientists reported reviving microscopic roundworms (nematodes) that had been frozen in Siberian permafrost for about 42,000 years.

When thawed, some of the worms began moving and eating again, suggesting that they survived in a dormant state since the Pleistocene era.

[biggest-gaudiest-poltergeist]

i adore mathematics though. the average human person has almost a single breast

[ivansirkumcision]

Statistics sure are funny

[cats-and-confusion]

Hey can anyone tell me what the FUCK this behavior means

[landmineblogging]

[ozempicofficial]

[foxpost-generator]

do this to me

[partyratspartyart]

ok

[bakersfield-row]

[wheredidalltheusersgo]

[shaddy-bee]

[priezpourlui]

[anarchistmemedistro]

modern art

[lasrina]

This looks like art from a 1980s pop album.

[he-gul-on-my-dukat-til-i]

Is this anything

[callmebliss]

Y’ever read something and have understanding that has eluded you interminably suddenly stop, curl up, and snuggle neatly into a fold in your brain because a new way way opened to it?

[macleod]

I've seen this passed around a few times, and I have one thing to say:

It's online. The book was carefully and wonderfully recreated online by hand. You can find it here. The entire book is this easy.

calculusmadeeasy.org