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knitmeapony

This is no joke one of the most profoundly terrifying things I've ever watched

nudityandnerdery

I physically flinched, goddamn.

chaoticsgood

he sees you when you're sleeping

HE KNOWS WHEN YOU'RE AWAKE

quasi-normalcy

HELLO SINNERS, IT'S THAT TIME OF YEAR AGAIN!

petermorwood

"Were You Bad or Good?" by M.R. James.

Sleep well.

jordanbolton

To The Substitute Art Teacher - Jordan Bolton

rylandsgrace

#I hope they feel like Italian today

zamisriza-the-resurrection

Reblog the 500,000 dollar written check from Seto Kaiba and money will come your way.

hollowboobtheory

DONt dO thAT TO HeR!!

tozettastone

aw, look, the naruto anime is old enough to drink in japan now

tozettastone

And now, it's old enough to drink in the USA, too.

gingerhaze

2019 - decade in review

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andywarnercomics

In honor of Day of the Dead, here’s a repost of my comic about the San Francisco Columbarium and the man who spent 26 years restoring it.

This comic originally appeared on Medium at The Nib. Go check out my other work there.

true-me-snafu

Emmitt and the Columbarium.

fleur-aesthetic

instagram | ariellevey

rongzhi

English added by me :)

zeychen

ultimatebottom69

Find someone who will learn a language for you just to say the shittiest pick up line with it.

gallivantica-deactivated2019061

Smile Bomb

bewear-the-bear

Okay, how the hell. This is THE most crystal clear version of Smile Bomb I’ve listened to, and the creditless opening video is also like SHARP, like holy shit this is as if it were released TODAY type of clarity and it’s messing with me.

kutj

Can I just say how utterly iconic Yu Yu Hakusho is, like I’ve barely watched the series and seen the characters but I can remember most of the characters I know in vivid detail as far as design and powers go and that’s just amazing to me

beardedmrbean

I'm gonna need to remember this prompt for when I'm having a bad day

reineydraws

Oh, his heart! Oh, my heart! Oh, all our hearts!

based on a true story!

mindblowingscience

When women make up more than 25% of graduate students in a discipline, men—and to a lesser extent women—become less interested in pursuing that discipline, and salaries tend to go down.

One factor that influences the use of the labels “soft science” or “hard science” is gender bias, according to recent research my colleagues and I conducted.

Women’s participation varies across STEM disciplines. While women have nearly reached gender parity in biomedical sciences, they still make up only about 18% of students receiving undergraduate degrees in computer science, for instance.

In a series of experiments, we varied the information study participants read about women’s representation in fields like chemistry, sociology and biomedical sciences. We then asked them to categorize these fields as either a “soft science” or a “hard science.”

Across studies, participants were consistently more likely to describe a discipline as a “soft science” when they’d been led to believe that proportionally more women worked in the field. Moreover, the “soft science” label led people to devalue these fields—describing them as less rigorous, less trustworthy and less deserving of federal research funding.