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[lustik]

Illustrations - Vorja Sánchez.

[roses-r-bleeding-red]

Anyone still here?

[jesseeisenberggirlfriendofficial]

exactly

[my-darling-boy]

We Are More Than Stone, 2021

I’ve been meaning to do more paranormal art inspired by my experiences as a Medium! For my first, I thought back to this fascination I have of the parallels between the way we communicate with anything “unknown” and how spirits communicate with us; how in both instances, the other seeks to be known through hallmark traits of what we believe ties us to being human, hoping someone like us will respond. After learning to peel back the layers of fear imposed by society upon spirits, I’ve been taught the hard line drawn between “us and them” is softer than we think and has been key to dismantling my own fears around the things I’ve been seeing all my life: the same humanity that exists in me exists in them

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[davediscoballs]

[biggest-gaudiest-poltergeist]

Reminder that skeleons are wet. Thought that was cursed enough

LIVING bones are wet, inside and out. the dead ones dry out. remember: if you are surrounded by people you are also surrounded by wet grinning skeletons  💕

[ageofgeek]

[astraskylark]

Since Trump was banned on Twitter what are the chances that he starts a tumblr account with a sad username like bestprezyboi45 or something

[did-you-know]

Scientists invented fabric that makes electricity from motion and sunlight. To create the fabric, researchers at Georgia Tech wove together solar cell fibers with materials that generate power from movement. It could be used in “tents, curtains, or wearable garments,” meaning we’d virtually never be without power. Source

[fridjitzu]

[scarletgoldenthorn]

Y'all are fucking idiots. Clean energy will NEVER be enough to replace the energy we have now. We’d have to tear down DOZENS of forests just to fit enough windmills and solar panels to get even a QUARTER (probably less, tbh) of the energy we can produce now.

[deniedmysign]

Yeah, sure, when they’ve already calculated that a few square miles of panels in the empty ass Arizona desert could power the whole nation. But ok, fracking and the diminishing petroleum supply is worlds better.

[inushiek]

Nevermind that windmills are often most efficient off the coast. There they take up no land, impact no trees, don’t pollute the water, and are conveniently located where winds are often strongest anyway.

And solar panels can literally be built into roofs of buildings and in empty areas like deserts. The sun strikes the Earth with the same amount of energy in an hour that our civilization uses in a year.

But yeah, it would be impossible for us to ever have enough energy from clean sources.

Durr hurr technology is bad and I would rather light shit on fire than have clean energy

[mllemusketeer]

I can also testify to the Arizona desert being empty ass. And the California desert. And the Nevada desert. 

[greaseonmymouth]

also…no forests were cleared to make space for Denmark’s windmills and yet they regularly produce so much power that it covers almost all of the country’s power needs. Oh, and then there’s the times when the windmills generate 140% of Denmark’s power needs. https://www.theguardian.com/environment/2015/jul/10/denmark-wind-windfarm-power-exceed-electricity-demand

[aspiringwarriorlibrarian]

Friendly reminder that oil pipelines are a scam.

[blackwoolncrown]

The fact that anyone can believe a limited amount of dinosaur oil is more plentiful and efficient than moving air or fucking sunlight is proof that entire populations can be completely brainwashed.

[mckitterick]

And don’t forget wave and geothermal power.

The best place to install solar? Parking lots! Here’s the Community Mercantile in LFK:

Not only can it supply almost all the power needed for stores that build these, it also reduces ambient heating from the roasting pavement and keeps cars covered from the elements.

Everyone wins!

[solarpunkcast]

The ways we can produce sustainable, renewable energy grow by the year. There is zero reason to keep maintaining oil and natural gas industries!

[thepunkprophet]

The only reason we still use fossil fuels is that rich people are selfish.

[pancakeke]

“We came out here dressed in tshirts & doing hula hoops… they started gassing us. So we came back w/ respirators. They started shooting us. So we came back w/ vests… they started aiming for the head. So we showed up wearing helmets… now they call us terrorists. Who’s escalating this? It’s not us.” via @MauraBarrettNBC, featuring @MacSmiff

[tiktoks-for-dead-pope]

[feministism]

[angelsaxis]

Here's the article.

[trickypinetree]

She is tiny but she is fierce.

I’ve always wondered how Catra would handle Huntara, and my guess is “not well“…..

[catscafecomics]

INSOMNIA

[hurglewurm]

a little bit ago i couldn’t sleep until i sketched out thumbnails for this at 2:30am