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quick little halply doodle for this morning
every AI work tool out there is like "did you know you're wasting up to 90% of your time on pointless busywork that could be automated away? and i look inside and the "busywork" is like. learning how something important works or double checking the reading on the safety valve. AI companies love to say "why would you waste time learning that in the moment when, instead, you could always ask me about it later?" and it's like. the point isn't to "have access to that information", the point is to know it. The AI can only tell me how to fix that air compressor if i can tell it what the problem is, and even then its instructions might not warn me of potential hidden dangers or might not see that i've got my screwdriver on the wrong screw or might not even be telling me the truth. I need to know how the pump works. I need to know which lines lead where. I need to understand the system I am working with. If something goes wrong I need to know how to fix it, because by the time something tells me how to fix it, it might be too late.
someone please add the abigail sims poem chatgpt fucks my wife i am too high to deal with the results that duckduckgo search is giving me to sift through right now.
Fail Safe (1964) never stops being relevant.
Also if you've never seen Fail Safe please go watch it. It's one of the best movies I've ever seen, it remains a personal favourite to this day, and especially if you are of the conviction that old movies tend to be stuffy and boring, this is legitimately one of the most tense, gripping, edge-of-your-seat suspense dramas you will ever watch. Even having seen it a dozen times before i find myself white-knuckling the arm of my couch through certain scenes, and on top of that the direction, cinematography, sound design, and action are all amazing. This movie uses close-ups and the power of silence better then any other I've ever seen. I think about this pair of shots all the damn time:
It also just. Has a lot of relevancy still today, and it's one of the things I recall most frequently when thinking about the efficacy of AI in the modern day. It's not about AI, it's about war, and weapons, and posturing of nations, and the way that secrets and hatred and dehumanization of our enemies and the increasing reliance on systems and automation, not just by machines but by humans told to act under orders and stripped of their agency, lead us into a future that no one is prepared for nor capable of preparing for, with the potential for devastating consequences. And it's a movie where you want to watch the credits all the way through to the end to feel the full impact of what you've just seen.
also +1 for having a character using forearm crutches throughout the movie who isn't a villain or treated as lesser, but instead as a highly respected, thoughtful, and considered leader. the crutches are never commented on, just treated as a totally normal part of his character. better disability rep then a lot of shit today tbh.
Anyway, you can find it for free on the internet archive, here:
Fail-Safe 1964 Sidney Lumet
Watched this movie based on the recommendation. It's really good, I also recommend it. Only one issue, and I realize it's off topic to this entire post, but almost at the start of the movie, you'll know it when you see it, there's a line that goes "I'm not your kind." And it hits really hard (pun intended), but that scene lives rent free in my head for all the wrong reasons.....
Such a good girl
Just watching this almost made me cum, I need to be trained like this š„ŗ
Some people are so cute I canāt decide if I want to snuggle them or fuck their brains out
What do you call a lesbian dinosaur?
A lesbisaurus, duh.
It's actually an eatalotapus
reading the smut in public
reading the smut at home
I gave my boyfriend a blowjob and I can't make him cum, he's really nice about it and stuff but Idk how to give head, I'm into girls as well and he's the first guy I've been with so I've no experience
take control
let yourself lingerĀ
take it an inch at a time
pay lip service
explore underneath
take a lick
commit to it
spice it up
try a little teeth
use his natural assets (foreskin basically)
drink/eat something cold before
make some noise
give him a few to remember/show some skin
Right before heās about to climax, very lightly tug on his testicles
use lube
vary the motion
make eye contact
focus on the hot spots (root of the shaft)
light stimulation in the anus
up your intensity at the end
My ex boyfriend and I were having sex in his basement I still had my shorts on they were just pushed to the side and I was straddling him. And his mom came downstairs and had a complete conversation with us while he was still inside me.
send slutty confessions
iām procrastinating getting ready for my final exam by taking weird pictures in this empty hallway thingy behind me and sending them to my friend
just being vogue n stuff wassup
just doing some handstands ok
A CUTE LITTLE OLD LADY WALKED BY WHEN I WAS PLANKING ON THE TABLE AND I DIDNT KNOW WHAT TO DO SO I STAYED STILL AND SHE JUST STARED AT ME FOR LIKE 30 SECONDS THEN ASKED IF I WAS OK
the graham norton show ft. diehard whovian peter capaldi
READ THAT BITCH FOR F I L T H
DAMN FRANCINE WENT INNNNNN
old fashioned hero