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Im in mourning
i like when eridians describe grace in other-worldly, incorporeal, eldritch ways. that he's beautiful and terrifying at the same time. a horror you can't look away from because you don't want to miss a thing.
you can never get a clear listen to him. his primary sense node is covered in "hair" and the part that isn't is hidden by two crystals that refract sound waves in a pleasing but disorienting way. he covers his body in billowy cloth at all times. not snug and sensible and unobstructive like eridian coverings, but loose and layered, draped and flowing.
the most clear part of him are his internal organs. because yes, the alien's carapace isn't sound-proof. his single heart beats insistingly in his core, his lungs exchanging gas constantly, his long digestive tract always bubbling and contracting. his thorax is packed impossibly tight and it's all moving and singing.
and it shouldn't be possible, with how fragile he is, for that internal pressure to maintain. how does the thin membrane of his external organ (another horror that sends eridians reeling) keep it all contained? his "skin" is so easily pierced, cut, bruised, burnt, how does he not split open under his own mass?
when savior rocky first arrived home and described the environmental needs of his alien, the scientists thought he'd made a mistake in his frantic panic to get everything out. it isn't possible this being lives at such low atmospheric pressure, at half the gravity, and in a gas that's nearly double the weight of ammonia. in a gas so dangerous, so caustic. and if it does then how is it obligately terrestrial like rocky claims? shouldn't it fly or float instead? (and then to see it in the water, learning that it can float or sink at will.)
and this alien has come bearing gifts that will not only save your species but launch it into impossible heights of technological and intellectual advancement. he has discovered the solution to astrophage and bred it to thrive on threeworld and translated his instructions into eridian. he has given your people the complete sum of his people's knowledge, advanced in ways the eridians can't believe and behind in ways that seem ludicrous. and he has given his life for your people to have these things.
he knows how your solar system was formed. he knows how the universe started.
his name means beautiful and generous and relieving.
the eridians experiencing cosmic bliss.
be not afraid.
Donât forget its body can also produce an acid strong enough that it can dissolve metal and the only thing stopping it from dissolving the rest of the body is a layer of slime the depth of one Eridian finger and it just stays there like that for its entire lifespan. Also itâs got rocks on the inside of its body and its got organs and tissues on the outside. Imagine that - you meet the first intelligent life and it basically looks to you like it came from The Fog That Turns Everyone Inside Out from the Simpsons
Eridians have a full name that they introduce themselves with and use formally, and itâs very long because it includes details like their occupation, role in society, and their lineage. And, once Grace is on Erid, itâs decided by Rocky and the Eridian officials that Grace needs a full Eridian name, because itâs odd to just call him Grace in certain situations. It is easy to figure out part of his new full name, adding in teacher and savior of the stars, but the lineage bit is a little tricky. Grace was never particularly close to his parents so that doesnât feel right, and he doesnât feel like attempting to translate their names into Eridian. In the end, for that section, he just adopts parts of Rockyâs and Adrianâs names because thatâs really his new family.
On his first excursion out of his biodome and through Erid (because of course they made him his own xenonite suit) with Rocky and Adrian, they get approached by many other Eridians who have heard of Grace. They coo some and praise the human, and add a congratulations to Rocky and Adrian at the end. It takes this happening a few times before Grace picks out the Eridian word for baby or child in the congratulations, and heâs ECSTATIC, making the assumption that his friends must be having a baby. Of course, he has some questions like âWhy didnât you tell me sooner?â and âWhy does everyone know but me?â and âWhen will they be here?â and âActually, how do Eridians reproduce?â. During his barrage of questions, Rocky and Adrian are speaking to each other in low tones, trying to figure out the best way to tell Grace that the name he uses for introductions and official matters translates to Grace, Child of Rocky and Adrian, Teacher and Savior of the Stars.
The other Eridians figure that thirty Earth years and then some is awfully young to tragically no longer have parents, and itâs very kind of Rocky and Adrian to take in a child of an alien species and raise it as their own. Especially since Earthlings donât seem to take good care of their young, sending them into space.
Rocky and Adrian: Weâre adopting!
Grace: Thatâs amazing! So whoâs the lucky little pebble?
Rocky, showing him the Eridian equivalent of adoption papers: You.
Some narratives in international development hold that ending poverty and achieving good lives for all will require every country to reach t
The conclusion, and one of the harder hitting parts of the article. Solving poverty does not require complex solutions and long timeframes.
I'm reminded of that one part in Frederick Douglass's autobiography where he gets to the north for the first time and assumed, since they didn't have slaves, that everyone was about as poor as non-slaveowning white southerners. And they weren't! There were poor people, sure, but there were lots of people living very comfortably or in luxury.
He mentions how angry it made him, that not only were thousands and thousands of people suffering to create luxury for a few, but that slavery wasn't even necessary for wealth to exist. That's really stuck with me.
First image description (edited from alt text):
screenshot of a tweet by @pot8um: âDoes anyone have that recent study that determined all 8 billion of us could be easily housed and fed with only 30% of the current global labor output and that our collective suffering is manufactured by capitalism...â
reply by @jasonhickel: âYes: sciencedirect.com/... [a url that is cut off in the screenshot]â and an attached image of text:
âWith this approach, good lives can be achieved for all without requiring large creases in total global throughput and output. Provisioning decent living standards (DLS) for 8.5 billion people would require only 30% of current global resource and energy use, leaving a substantial surplus for additional consumption, public luxury, scientific advancement, and other social investments. Such a future requires planning toâ [text is cut off here].
Second image transcription:
Poverty is not an intractable problem that requires complex solutions, long timeframes and large increases in production and throughput that conflict with ecological objectives. The solution is straightforward. We need to actively plan to shift productive capacities away from capital accumulation and elite consumption in order to focus instead on the goods and services that are necessary to meet human needs and enable decent living for all, while ensuring universal access through public provisioning systems. We have framed this work around the concept of human needs, following the recent literature. However it is important to underscore that this approach is ultimately about far more than just satisfying material requirements for human well-being. Achieving decent-living for all is critical to enabling broader human capabilities, individual and collective self-realisation, full participation in society and politics and, ultimately, freedom.
nobody talks about how Instagramâs algorithm is killing mentally ill teenagers anymore. my entire feed should not be videos of people mourning their loved ones that killed themselves. I did not follow these people. why are you programming me to associate killing myself with recieving the reward of love and attention. STOP IT!!!!!
If your friend or loved one gets massively depressed and sentimental out of nowhere and they are glued to their phone
DELETE INSTAGRAM!!!! BEG THEM TO DELETE IT!!! USE ANY OTHER APP (NOT TIKTOK OR REELS) IM BEGGING YOU . GET THAT SHIT AWAY FROM THEM!!!
Me: if you performed a digital autopsy and retraced the activity of people who killed themselves in the last 5 years how many of them were being led down an algorithmic funnel where they were taught to associate suicide with being important, loved, remembered, and valuable?
interrogator: shock him again
His sugar work is more impressive than his chocolate work at this point
I bring a real 'actually people who are pregnant do deserve some special consideration because they are effectively at least temporarily disabled if not permanently after some complications' vibe to the party that a lot of people don't seem to like
why not have the reader re-read a sentence now and then? it won't hurt him....
My signature is worth negative 2 dollars and 82 cents.
to me, the cruelest thing that eva stratt does is not the kidnappig itself. it's that she tells grace that he does not even have a dog. dr ryland grace, a man who dedicated his life to the greater good, first to science and then to teaching, does indeed not have a dog. and because of this, he has to spend his last precious moments on his home planet with the full knowledge that while he might be smart enough to save the world, he is not loved enough by anyone on it to be worth saving
if i was born 500 years ago i would have been speculating that the two dudes who went to get firewood together were fucking
chat, how long do yâall think 500 years is. Romeo and Juliet was written in the 1500s. 500 years is not the Stone Age.
why do u think people stopped collecting firewood after caveman times
Many such cases
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they're selling anti-ai slogans on sweatshop-produced t-shirts. i don't need to write the poem for you to get it do i
they're still terming random transfems as i type this i see which does make quite a statement doing this today specifically
watched three girls who reblogged its new blog mutual aidpost (made literally 15 minutes ago) already disappear from its notifs. transfems are not included in their pride :/
QUITE the statement to be nuking transfems at the current accelerated pace right at the start of pride month like this, isn't it