the next 9/11 is gonna be on silicon valley

Italian and Autistic | bday 01-01-2005 | Pro LGBTQIA+ | asked to get souped once. best idea ever. | Open to give Therapy | technically a system | instead of blocking me just tell me what i did wrong and wait for a response | the Cool Older Kid you'll remember fondly as an adult | Came up with the Gender Inc. idea probably 2/3 years too late ngl

[rainbowgod666]

: PINNED :

The post that made it Big.

Here is the list of compilations of some posts of mine

Here is the list of my mutuals

Here is an ask game you can do with me

Heres from where the Soup Image comes from

Here is the list of people that blocked me

And heres one of the picrews ever (even though there should be more options to customize your creachur...)

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Read the Bio, p l e a s e

Header by @crazysodomite because i dont trust your reading capabilites

Divider by @decomposedmaw cause hehe kiby

Watch the lazerpig cultural marxism video before talking to me about politics.

You can ask charachters from any fandom here. Im not joking, if its a charachter from something that can be defined as "known of" then I probably know of it. 99% of the time you will know hows life in my own multiverse from the perspective of the charachters

If you want to roleplay... eeehhhh sure. Not like i got anything better to do and considering that my reach is anywhere and anything that i know of and about, theres no shortage of shenanigans :3

If you get tagged by me thats supposed to happen.

If i fuck up just tell me. Theres no shame in telling me that. Just be normal about it.

I have no idea what the fuck is my blocking criteria. If you believe you were blocked by accident... idk maybe one day ill set up something for it

[tomfordvelvetorchid-deactivated]

I love when someone I don’t even know has me blocked. An unknown storyline

[rainbowgod666]

Its worrying to me. But i cannot dictate how people act. And i take solace in that.

[bunnymedley]

so much promising media ruined by having male protagonists when will it end

[nyaa]

Why did you come back to tumblr?

[rainbowgod666]

Re of latable

[crabussy]

looking back on my posts from the last 3 days and coming to the mortifying realisation that I can pinpoint exactly when my period started. begone this stupid organ from my awesome body. I don't care how it happens

[crabussy]

they should invent a period tracker specifically for my followers where you all get a warning 1 day before my period starts that says "DON'T SEND HIM ASKS. HE IS SCARY NOW AND WILL EAT YOU"

[quietbluejay]

good afternoon to everyone except the person who occasionally brings up that Transformers canonically lay eggs in the live action movies

[edgar-allan-possum]

I love you too!

[professionalasker121]

Don't they in Animated too?

After all, the Protoforms are all in stasis pods, which are basically eggs, so...

[edgar-allan-possum]

I don't really think that's the same as the egg sac things from Revenge of the Fallen

Plus young transformers being referred to as hatchlings in this universe

[roadkillblvd]

im changing

[rainbowgod666]

Into an wupydog

[headspace-hotel]

Don't get me wrong, I'm agnostic, my viewpoint on the universe isn't very "religious" and I don't quite vibe with paganism or a defined spiritual belief system, but I still don't think religion and spirituality is regressive and silly

[headspace-hotel]

i took an astrobiology class in school where we read stuff by medieval and early modern scholars debating about whether extraterrestrial life existed and what stuck with me the most about it is how their framework of the universe was expanded by their religious viewpoints.

I mean, I think I was also mind-blown by the fact that people have been talking and writing about aliens for all of recorded history, even before there was any scientific precedent to guess that they could exist.

But that very thing (asking questions without a scientific precedent) was instrumental to proto-scientific thought ever becoming a formalized scientific method. These guys had a baseline for asking questions. So there are these scholars in the 1600's seriously articulating ideas like "So if God created the universe, doesn't that mean it's likely that every planet is inhabited, since it would be created for a purpose?" And "No, no, that doesn't make sense, Jesus would have to come to every planet and die, and that would be messed up." And then "Okay, but what if the people on other planets never sinned?"

And they speculate in great detail about the composition and environment of the other celestial bodies, and it was a real paradigm shift for my mind because of just how little they were working with. They had to debate questions that never occurred to me because I took the foundational knowledge for granted, like "Could the Sun be inhabited?" They thought that maybe if you viewed the Earth from outside, the outer atmosphere would appear bright like the Sun from a distance, so the Sun might be the same "kind" of celestial body as Earth.

I think we often misrepresent the misconceptions of the past too—the geocentric universe wasn't accepted just because of the Bible, it was also because we hadn't cracked chemistry yet and we didn't know how gravity worked, and our models had to explain why everything seemed to be attracted to the center of the Earth.

And yet, the Earth's circumference was calculated pretty accurately all the way back in Ancient Greece. Pliny the Elder knew that the Earth was a rotating sphere.

[headspace-hotel]

I feel like it's easy to take modern knowledge for granted and not appreciate how tirelessly inquisitive and clever the people of the past had to be to figure shit out let alone pass the knowledge along

like, chemistry and biology are fundamentally built from things that aren't directly observable without certain technology that is very difficult to make. We can't directly observe microorganisms using any of our senses. We can't directly observe how chemical elements are different. The guys who first cracked important parts of chemistry did so through stuff like evaporating the solids out of gallons and gallons of human piss.

There's a theory that alien civilizations that can't observe the stars will never develop science because astronomy is thought to have been important on earth for building the fundamentals of scientific thought. Celestial bodies can be observed and understood using math. Humans had to figure out that there WERE consistencies in how the universe works!

[grimeclown]

I am a rat and this website is the deep frier at a whataburger in texas

[grimeclown]

Well now thats just a good treat for funny little rodents like us! Sucks that for me its just a vat of boiling oil at a texas burger joint

[grimeclown]

Im a rat and this website is a pot of boiling soup at Gusteau’s Restaurant in France

[grimeclown]

Thats pretty fucking sick

[three-rats]

Not as cool as being a rat

[grimeclown]

I think its as cool as being a rat

[mymymarceline]

It’s not

[rainbowgod666]

I am a Cat. I go meow

[brucefromfamilyguy]

[rcrisu]

A collection of omens from the prairies 🤞🌾🌾

[supreme-leader-stoat]

Image 1: Horse is charging fire breath

Image 2: Horse is activating fire breath

Image 3: Aftermath of horse using fire breath

[rainbowgod666]

"Data Center destroyed fffuck (coughs) oh im getting too old for this shit man someone get me some damn water"

[thememedaddy]

[berylian]

[saoirseronanswife]

the one thing thing funnier than this caption is that the only reason they stopped doing it was that the ferret shit in the tube

[syn-ack]

That photo makes Felicia’s work seem much more recent than it is. Here’s a picture of the world’s smallest particle physicist herself.

[garlic-bready]

They didn’t stop because she shit in the tube - she had a diaper on because they knew poop would obstruct the particles as well. She eventually stopped running through the tubes because they became too long for her. At that point she was retired and became a pet!

[dr-dendritic-trees]

I love her

[weaselle]

working weasel

[hugewoman]

Women in stem

[crabs-and-bedbugs]

[edgar-allan-possum]

Her name is Sally. It's short for Lancelot.

[edgar-allan-possum]

Sally is from my "Galahad and Mordred are private detectives in modern NYC" idea. The angel Gabriel put them on earth where they could meet her because he thought it would be kind of funny. She's a bartender and also helps the guys with tech stuff as thanks for saving her life the night they met.

[rainbowgod666]

Pffffffttt

[g4zdtechtv]

[onion-souls]

Were... were Trace Beaulieu and J. Elvis Weinstein the first vtubers

[xenomutt]

As always, the real breakthrough comes when things turn into anime girls.

[onion-souls]

Clunky metallic automata to waifus is how we've always pictured the evolution of robots

[questions-about-blorbos]

when you reach enough amount of followers, you will encounter entitled people who think they can tell you what you can and can’t post on your own blog. always ignore those cunts

[questions-about-blorbos]

genuinely blow my mind that there are people who think gimmick blogs = blogs that are meant to please them. tf? no? unless you pay me to run my blog in a way that will please you, shut the fuck up

[i-like-reblog-maps]