magic depresed wizard

[drchucktingle]

the absolute most melted-brain take from anti-boycott goofs is the inevitable 'oh you dont like THIS where were you for THAT?' i dont know maybe because THEY ARE TWO DIFFERENT THINGS FROM DIFFERENT PLACES IN DIFFERENT AMOUNTS AT DIFFERENT TIMES

i know this is usually bad faith argument from conservative scoundrels but i see others trot it out sometimes and it is biggest eyeroll. the ‘all things need to mean the same amount to you at all times or you are WRONG AND ILLOGICAL about your convictions’ crowd is such a mess

‘youre vegetarian now? where were you in 4th grade when you had cheeseburger?’ ‘oh you boycott this ai thing? where were you when other thing youve never even heard of happened?’ absolutely braindead trot. sorry devil its ok for buds to start taking action they didnt take before

goofballs: 'HOW DARE YOU START CARING ABOUT THIS THING? THE ONLY LEGITIMATE BOYCOTTS DEFY SPACE AND TIME EXISTING IN A PERPETUAL STATE OF UNDERSTANDING EVENLY DISTRIBUTED ACROSS ALL TIMELINES ENDLESSLY INTO BOTH FUTURE AND PAST'

[strongermonster]

perhaps some will disagree, but i think the world got worse when we changed the colour of the night

[strongermonster]

this is what i mean

[degenderates]

Via @bulbaderp

[itistimetodisappear]

To be clear, THIS is how nights of the future should be lit

This is bat friendly street lighting, which not only looks sick as fuck but allows bats to pass through without disturbance, as they cannot see red.

orange and especially white lights deter bats and prevent them from reaching feeding grounds at nighttime. Please if you can, write to your local council and encourage red street lights!!!!

[she-is-ovarit]

It's concerning that this is now an LGB and women's issue now, but I really encourage people to begin purchasing USB drives or external hard drives and saving digital research on things such as gay & lesbian history, screenshots of tweets that might be important, homosexual and bisexual research, women's history, radical feminist books or PDFs, and really just anything that is at risk of being "corrected" by gender ideology or made inaccessible by academic publishers.

We need to save these things in a hard copy format as opposed to just using internet archive or taking Sci-hub for granted, because these organizations are experiencing heavy lawsuits. Additionally, it's becoming common for LGB and gender nonconformity history and research to be "rewritten" by gender ideologists. Actually, this is even true for past research and history on transvestism and transsexualism, too, in addition to things such as sex dysphoria, etc.

I bought three 64GB USBs for just $25. If you can't afford an external hardrive, buy some different colored USBs and start building your own library. We need to preserve this information and decentralize it as much as possible. It's worrisome enough that we rely on digital archives this much just generally, especially with the advent of AI and government and corporate attempts to eliminate data privacy and control.

This is a women's rights issue and an LGB issue now.

[the-poltergeist]

Chicos, tomen capturas de pantalla y guarden informacion de manera permanente, es necesario

[the-poltergeist]

[mariacallous]

[neil-gaiman]

This whole thread. Voting is a chess move, not a Valentine.

[only-cat-memes]

[beautiful-divinity]

[the-poltergeist]

Just salem...

[the-poltergeist]

I feel bad today. Yesterday I had tea for breakfast, then I had beans for lunch and at night I had tea for dinner... and on top of that I had this shitty dream about it! I tell you: I fell asleep and dreamed that I was in a store begging the girl at the minimarket to give me something, and that I gave her a lip cocoa in exchange since it was the only thing I had in my pocket at that moment. She ended up giving me some bread that I ate right away. Some time later in the dream I was in the center of the city and I saw that the girl's anecdote appeared on a news program with the video of me in the background and I felt so bad and then I was on the bus and people recognized me as the homeless girl and they felt so sorry for me and I felt terrible about it. then I woke up.

[the-commonrose]

Soooo I watched Athena P’s “The Doodlebops Lore” video on YouTube a couple days backkkk… brought back some memories. This man had my whole heart at the tender age of like 6 n uhhhh I did look at the Moe Doodle thirst edits on tiktok that she referenced… turns out I was very susceptible 👉👈

Also like Moe’s actor Jonny Wexler has been going through a lot these past couple years with chronic pain due to a work injury and the multiple surgeries that followed suit. I just hope him the best and I really hope he’ll take his time to heal n be able to move around more comfortably n what not 💗

[the-poltergeist]

So I wasn't the only crazy one who wanted to fuck him?

[androdetective]

I finally finished translating Montaña Bazofia into English! Here's the link to read it

[the-poltergeist]

Part 5 - again and again

[the-poltergeist]

I find it funny when teachers say things like "if you ever travel out of the country...", "if you want to buy a bike or (insert equally expensive article) do this and pay attention to that" or even "if you go to a amusement park" ...

guy, the 30 teenagers in the room don't even have money for those things, why are you telling us things that you did that only cause a depressive atmosphere?

[the-poltergeist]

Part 4 again and again

[the-poltergeist]

Part 3 - again and again

[the-poltergeist]

Part 2 "again and again"

[the-poltergeist]

Part 1 - comic title - "again and again"

[neil-gaiman]

Hello Mr. Gaiman,

Recently, while I was casually reading Sir Arthur Eddington's Wikipedia page, I saw you and your work 'In transit' being referenced. Needless to say, I listened to your recitation and also read it. It's really beautiful. So, my question is, where did you first learn about Eddington and think of writing about him?

Also, I think this one belongs here.

I don't remember where I first learned of Eddington, but I decided to write about him for one of Maria Popova's UNIVERSE IN VERSE events.