We Can't All Be Leonard Cohen

⭐she/her⭐wife n' mom 👽 🖤🤎🩵🤍🩷❤️🧡💛💚💙💜 ✨nsfw on main sometimes✨

[computer-voiced-by-majel-barrett]

Shoutout to my favorite genre of TOS episode:

[dduane]

…I can’t think how it took me so long to run across this. I feel privileged to have been found by it. 😄

[sharkthinker]

Lawrence of Arabia + blond men slander

[girldraki]

[girldraki]

[angelic-odette]

When I say women should have higher standards for how they're treated, this is exactly what I mean. At the first insult? Kick. Him. To. The. Curb.

[newsandstuffisee]

[normystical]

wedding dresses are white specifically so that if the bride goes axe-crazy you can rest assured you will see the blood stains all over her and it'll be sick as fuck

[cryptotheism]

Do you think Plato could've taken a cave hyena

RAW STRENGTH: Cave hyena wins

PHILOSOPHICAL DEBATE: Also the cave hyena

[thingsfromthedirt]

The Wilton Way of Cake Decorating: Volume Two, 1977

[loveridden1999]

when england lose, women bruise

[hope-for-the-planet]

Scientists Have Found Climate-Resistant Coral Reefs Around the World Totaling the Size of Wisconsin

There're about 64,000 square miles of coral reefs on Earth that could still be resisting climate change by 2050, an area the size of Wiscons

New research used an AI (note that this is a good use of AI to analyze data for research, not a LLM) to analyze over 45,000 recorded observations of coral reefs with the goal of finding locations where reefs were more likely to survive higher ocean temperatures into the future. Based on over 40 criteria, the AI model predicted at least 64,000 square miles of reef would be able to survive rising ocean temperatures into 2050 and beyond. That's about the size of Wisconsin.

Corals in these "coral refuges" had some combination of a faster rate of recovery, more heat-resistant species, and better protection from heat-related damage.

The study authors hope that their research can help guide more efficient allocation of limited coral conservation resources.

Although coral reefs face immense threat from climate change, our knowledge of coral conservation has increased by leaps and bounds in the last 20 years. Only two decades ago we couldn't breed corals in human care, now we have mobile coral labs that can breed thousands of coral in just a week. We can restore reefs faster and more successfully, and there are scientists working on breeding more heat-resistant coral lineages.

While a model is not a guarantee, this is another ray of hope that some coral reefs will naturally survive climate change despite the steep odds.

[calamity-bean]

*soft gasp*

[missanthropicprinciple]

#his hair is so…… fwoop#his spectacles are so….. pince nez-y#the green is so GREEN#op#paul ready#ripper street

[sexygrammaticalerrors]

[captain-price-returns]

[finnglas]

I'm curious--I know we all have our li'l less popular kinks (I'm speaking of fictional but these could be real life too), the ones you have to vet your friends before you let them know you're into, but what are your completely normal, run-of-the-mill, vanilla kinks that you don't like? That are total turn-offs? (Not "do not agree with," we are not getting into kink morality. This is about taste.)

Mine is being naked outdoors. Fucking outdoors? Fine, but it's going to be the "barely moving enough clothing aside to get down to business" type. Naked outdoors? WHY? There are BUGS. Dirt. Stuff is going to get in uncomfortable places. You are going to get a mosquito bite on your hooha. A tick is going to lodge itself in your ass crack. You will be picking tree bark and grass seeds out of crevices you didn't even know you had. Good lord. Couldn't be me.

[finnglas]

I love the notes on this post, thank you everyone who is participating

[ratsintherosebush]

I should dust today I think...

[lilys-yuri-archive]

to all the trans girls reading this: the world is a better place because you exist

[horreurscopes]

hey bro can i ask you a question that will reveal a deep and fundamental gap in my knowledge of the world

[topazlight]

of course bro opening up about your lack of knowledge and asking questions is the only way to fill in that fundamental gap

[soreheadinamblemood]