#big theory

[lolobizarreadventuresshatpost]

Jotaro keeps his hat on all the time because he knows his hair is cursed and anything that touches it long enough risks getting assimilated and fusing with his hair.

He wears his hat to sleep to avoid having to try to tear the pillow off his head in the morning. He keeps his mom away to protect her, as she almost lost fingers the last time she ran a hand through his cursed hair.

[gyanipandit]

भौतिक विज्ञानी स्टीफन हॉकिंग | Stephen Hawking Biography in Hindi

Stephen Hawking Biography in Hindi With Inventions Information Details For Student, विश्व प्रसिद्ध भौतिक विज्ञानी स्टीफन हॉकिंग

स्टीफन हॉकिंग जिन्होंने  ब्लैक होल और बिग थ्योरी की समझाने में अहम योगदान दिया है।चलिए जानते है उनके बारे में कुछ विशेष जानकारी..

[gayfertilitygoddess]

IT'S JUST A STORY!!!!!!

It's just a story, guys. That's what makes it fantasy. It's really just a story.

[gayfertilitygoddess]

Tolkein describes Hitler as "Ruining, perverting, misapplying, and making for ever accursed, that noble northern spirit, a supreme contribution to Europe, which I have ever loved, and tried to present in its true light" in a letter to his son during WW2 (http://tolkiengateway.net/wiki/Letter_45). This definitely supports my grandma's theory that lotr is about Christians coping with the idea that a Christian country like Germany could do something as evil as the Holocaust. Here is a man who has been raised to believe that white people are superior--due to a supposed intelligence and nobility of character rather than genetics, which also meant Jews were as noble if not more so than gentiles in Tolkein's mind. Watching Hitler besmirch the supposedly untarnished name of Europeans (whitewashed history wouldn't have taught him any differently) forced Tolkein to realize that Europeans are just as capable of cruelty as everyone else and are willing to use their European-ness to justify doing so. It's interesting to think that this would have been a surprise to him. We forget how educated someone could (and still can) be without ever having to consider points of view outside of their own culture. Tolkein doesn't seem to have given thought to the idea that white supremacist ideals had been justifying the colonialism on which his society was built. Except he was born in South Africa and did say he opposed apartheid (http://tolkiengateway.net/wiki/Valedictory_Address_to_the_University_of_Oxford). I just don't know how much he really tried to wrap his head around the whole thing. He tried, though, and people are still trying to defend lotr's place on the right side of history. I guess what I'm trying to do is explain why that's important and how we can move beyond denying the racism that is actually there to keep the white supremacists at bay and work on actually using the text and its message to teach a new generation of readers.

[gayfertilitygoddess]

This would be easily proven untrue if a) SNCC wasn't the first instance of young adults/college students taking part so actively in social change and b) if there had been popular fiction at the time that specifically empowered young people to help shape their world, but... At some point, moral authority in America shifted from being the realm of parents and grandparents to being curated and enforced by 18-22 year olds. I'm going to point out that SNCC was founded in 1960, and seems to be the first instance of young people fighting for social change as a group alongside older community leaders. Meanwhile the Lord of the Rings books were published in the US in 1954, 1955 and 1956 respectively. I'm just going to put that out there and leave it for a bit.

[bodyelectryc]

Dear PLL : WHAT THE ACTUAL FUCK, I HAVE NOT WAITED 5 YEARS FOR THAT

[prettytheories]

ANOTHER THEORY - RONDA KILLED TOBY'S MOM

Ronda seems fairly unstable if you ask me. What if Ronda pushed Marion Cavanaugh off the roof of Radley? And Bethany saw or found out, drew it the photo of it, and was upset at Mrs. Dilaurentis for lying because she's the one rooming with a murderer. Ronda maybe found the drawings and stole them because they could reveal what actually happened. 

And maybe Bethany honestly just ran away because she was scared. 

I've been sitting here thinking what would be the purpose of Bethany or Mrs. D killing Mrs. Cavanaugh when they are both dead... maybe it was Ronda. 

Bethany's pictures started off so innocent (like Spencer mentioned) and then got dark quickly. There was some event that happened that changed her... her roommate killing Mrs. Cavanaugh.