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Stranger Things

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almost home
macklin celebrini has autism

Origami Around
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let's talk about Bridgerton tea, my ask is open
will byers stan first human second
PUT YOUR BEARD IN MY MOUTH
One Nice Bug Per Day

roma★
noise dept.
TVSTRANGERTHINGS
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@swagbananacloud
Alele? What's this? We're using handcuffs to symbolize romantic couples?
who up perceiving and reacting to stimulus
"family function"...? i didn't know it could do that
Google AI Overview court loss in Germany could spell doom for AI search industry.
"Google AI Overview court loss in Germany could spell doom for AI search industry."
It fucking better.
Like to charge, reblog to cast?
BJ has a very clear understanding of Objectives unfortunately he lacks that level of comprehension when it comes to tactics methods procedures etc. Thus: his Behaviors.
this is the single best description i have ever heard for a cat
he is Calculating
used to think it terribly silly (and kinda funny) when fantasy or sci-fi stories would have people refer to major recent historical events as The Flood or The Incident or The Revolution, and im sure historians fucking hate that because it's not helpful or descriptive, but we sure do be calling it The Pandemic
ENTRY LEVEL MEANS NO EXPERIENCE. IT MEANS NO PORTFOLIO OF RELEVANT SAMPLES. ENTRY LEVEL IS ENTRY LEVEL
We know that AI in fandom is a problem, and we know what the problem is, but there is a deeper, more fundamental question that is rarely raised in these conversations. Why does the problem of AI usage in fandom exist in the first place?
I don’t think that AI itself is the inherent issue at stake. Rather, I believe that it is the result of a fundamental shift in the way that fanfiction is viewed by a subsection of fandom.
Fandom, at its core, is about community, specifically a community formed around a shared love of media. Fanworks, an extension of that community, are born out of a love for both media and creativity. Like with any other art form, fans create fanworks not only because they enjoy the original media source, but also because they enjoy the creative process. Fanworks are labors of love.
At least, they’re supposed to be.
But a growing number of people in fandom are starting to see—and subsequently treat—them differently. Fanfiction is no longer viewed like the gift of love and creation from an author to the fandom that it is. Instead, people view and treat fanfiction exclusively like a product not only to consume, but a product that they are entitled to consume.
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why does it exist in the first place?
therapist: and what do we say when we feel like this?
me: no live organism can continue to exist sanely under conditions of absolute reality
therapist: no
51%
[This story is for just that one reader.]
I love drawing KDJ!!!
[lawyer voice] mothers and fuckers of the jury-
DO YOU KNOW HOW OFTEN I THINK ABOUT THIS POST??? IM IN LAW SCHOOL THIS POST IS GOING TO RUIN MY LIFE
reblog to ruin a law student’s life
oh hello you’ve returned to us
Hi. I’m a trial attorney now and every last one of you is a motherfucker.
Im usually the person who hates animal hybrid characters with human ears in addition but dokja was so ugly i had to let them stay (short hair curse)
teasing little cat
hate this so much btw his ass is NOT getting any boba thru that straw
There's no English translation of the latest Link Click live stream. So, just like I did with Lu Guang and Vein, I transcribed and translated this live stream as well. Link Click is entirely Haoling's work; this is just a fan translation. I shared this in the community, but I think the posts I share in the community aren't showing up in my account.
Wang Qing/Chris:
A mysterious serial killer has committed a series of murders.
Yet from the scattered fragments of the truth, he caught the scent of his prey.
The hunter used himself as bait, luring his prey into the trap.
But will he truly obtain the trophy he seeks?
Welcome to the special celebration edition of kelike LINK!
I’m your host, Chris.
Today marks the final episode of this series.
It is my great honor to welcome our two special guests for today’s celebration.
Liu Xiao: Hello, everyone. I’m Liu Xiao.
Jae Lee: Hi, dears. Just call me JAE.
Wang Qing:
The atmosphere in the studio today seems remarkably harmonious.
It’s truly heartwarming to see.
Liu Xiao: And what makes you say that, Miss Chris?
Wang Qing:
Your performance piece, “Moth To A Flame,” has sparked quite a lot of discussion.
Have either of you heard about it?
Liu Xiao:
I’ve worked on promotional videos for games before.
Although I rarely appear in person, a promotional video should always be able to generate discussion.
That’s an essential consideration.
Jae Lee: My partner here is quite competitive.
Wang Qing:
In that case, regarding the theme, “The Hunter Awakens Inside the Trap,”
I’m sure Mr. Liu Xiao has plenty to say.
Please share your thoughts with the audience.
Liu Xiao:
Simply put, it means:
A top-tier hunter often appears in the guise of prey.
Wang Qing: So in the MV, you chose the identity of a “forensic pathologist” as your disguise.
Liu Xiao:
Strictly speaking, I wasn’t portraying a forensic pathologist.
I was merely an ordinary external consultant who occasionally provides professional advice to the authorities.
Jae Lee: By “ordinary consultant,” he means the kind who’s born into a powerful conglomerate and can casually buy an entire art museum.
Liu Xiao:
Investing in art museums is only a small personal hobby.
My actual job is to uncover the clues left behind by victims and trace them back to the killer.
Jae Lee:
Honestly, during the autopsy scenes, you didn’t look like you were acting at all.
I almost thought you had actually studied medicine.
Liu Xiao:
You’re giving me too much credit.
I simply have an interest in difficult cases.
Just like my character in the MV,
I became intrigued by the serial killer who suddenly appeared.
Wang Qing: And he also seems to have a particular fascination with so-called “high society.”
Liu Xiao:
That’s one of the conclusions drawn from my analysis.
To test that hypothesis, I set a mission.
The target of that mission… was myself.
Wang Qing: It seems you were quite certain he would accept your invitation.
Jae Lee:
A top-tier hunter often appears as prey.
But what if…
both sides are hunters?
Liu Xiao: I believe that in a hunting relationship, from the very beginning, there can only be one hunter.
Jae Lee: Then you certainly chose a very dangerous prey.
Wang Qing: So when that “prey” finally appears before you, what do you intend to do?
Liu Xiao:
In a hunting relationship, the roles of hunter and prey remain fixed.
But if it becomes a partnership, prey can also become… a friend.
Jae Lee: How broad-minded of you.
Liu Xiao:
I planned to buy him a drink.
Unfortunately, he wasn’t interested.
Jae Lee:
Well, of course not.
You’re the bad guy, after all.
Wang Qing: Mr. JAE seems eager to reveal the truth behind this story.
Jae Lee:
It’s simple.
I have only one standard when hunting:
Evil must be judged.
Wang Qing: You sound like a vigilante killer with a code of your own.
Jae Lee:
There’s only one reason I accept a mission:
Your crimes deserve my judgment.
Wang Qing:
It seems the moment of judgment has arrived.
I remember Mr. Liu Xiao mentioning in the first episode that this performance blends elements of both “reality” and “fantasy.”
Liu Xiao:
That’s correct.
To enhance both the visual presentation and the symbolic storytelling, we incorporated scenes from a fantasy world.
It also serves to make the story more compelling.
Wang Qing:
Within that world, your positions seem to have reversed.
The killer becomes the judge, and the forensic expert…
Jae Lee:
Beneath a pure appearance lurks a pitch-black nature.
The so-called “forensic expert” seeking the truth is nothing more than a sanctimonious hypocrite.
Wang Qing: Beneath the blade of judgment, the dark soul reveals its true face, and holy water washes away his disguise…
Liu Xiao:
Just like in real life,
Mr. JAE “returned” the drink I bought him.
Well, that’s what you call sacrificing yourself for art.
Your words, not mine.
Jae Lee: I did make it up to you afterward.
Wang Qing:
Wonderful.
However, it seems the MV’s story ends at the very moment when all three of you tear away your disguises and stand against one another.
Liu Xiao:
A story that ends abruptly leaves a longer-lasting impression.
But if the response exceeds expectations, perhaps I’ll consider producing a sequel.
Jae Lee:
You’re still so young.
Why do you always sound like you’re negotiating business?
Liu Xiao:
Oh?
Do I?
I’m just an ordinary citizen.
Wang Qing:
I’m certainly curious about who ultimately wins between hunter and prey.
But today’s program is coming to an end.
Thank you all for supporting the kelike LINK! series.
The celebration is about to begin, and we hope to see everyone there to enjoy the performers’ official stage.
Jae Lee: Since we’re the guests of the final episode, shouldn’t we end with something memorable?
Liu Xiao: Then I wish everyone finds the perfect prey during the performance.
Jae Lee: Challenge accepted. Bye-bye!
I thought Liu Xiao was just playing prey to trick Jae Lee, and it turns out that's exactly what happened