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Personally I live for the subgenre of Byler that is "there's nothing more you can do".
It's not doomed or unrequited, it's usually just Mike going "shit." and I'm kinda here for it. Like he LOST his chance. SEVERE fumbling occurred here.
It's not a very common thing but it does kinda make me sympathise with Mike the most, and gives me hope Will moved onto greener pastures. (at NYU)
I know I've been gone for 100000 years but I just got my phone fixed and my Tumblr on my phone was still logged into this account.
If I wanna get back into this do I... Have to give lore explanations for why I was gone on every single blog? Do I have to acknowledge it?
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i'd forgotten about this bit, too.... The in-depth ecosystem worldbuilding has always been one of my favorite parts of this.
can i just say i love this part of your intro post
my motivation is a broccoli stalk applying for citizenship in Poland.
because SAME
YOU GET ME
born to write books and direct movies and paint pictures and go on long walks and elaborate adventures and kill goblins. forced to bed rot
In light of the recent climate strikes and all of the associated discussion, I would like to remind people that anyone who says that current global warming patterns are a natural part of the earth’s cycle are either uneducated or are lying.
image source. This is a graph showing the global mean temperature for the past 20 000 years, as well as predicted temperatures up to 2100.
(IMPORTANT: 0*C represents the mean for last 30 years. Temperature anomaly indicates deviation from that norm)
Yes. Global Temperatures from ~8 000 to 2 000 BC were warmer than in the last century. HOWEVER. The rate at which the climate warmed to those temperatures was much slower. The rate. That is a major problem. See, the earth has been heating and cooling over and over for several million years now. Populations of organisms adjust to this by either evolving or changing their ranges and/or behaviour. We typically observe changing fossil assemblages of organisms at different time periods in the same site. This shows that organisms move around to maintain their niches.
Currently though, the climate is warming too fast for organisms to adapt. Within the lifetime of a Maple tree, the climate will warm by as much as it has in the past 20 000 years. That is absurd. That is not enough time for the planet’s ecosystems to adjust to changing temperatures by moving up mountains or poleward. Combined with fragmented habitats and straight-up habitat loss, this spells disaster for life on our planet.
The extreme speed at which our planet is warming is unprecedented. As in, never done or known before. Well, I suppose a certain asteroid may contest that, but to any who suggest global ecological collapse just justified because an asteroid did it first can go feed themselves to the sharks.
I think one of the fatal misunderstandings that really messes a lot of people up is the idea that if two people have different ideas about the same thing, one of them must be wrong. And then you have to fight over who is wrong and who is right.
I think, probably, everything is multifaceted. Even if two ideas seem in conflict they're both rooted in the respective people's experiences. There doesn't always have to be an objectively correct answer. There doesn't have to be an objectively wrong one. Two things can be true, dichotomies and et cetera.
supernatural is DEAD it's OVER why am I seeing destiel drama again that shouldn't be possibleeee
