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February shouldnât be 28 days, 29 on a leap year.Â
Instead, we should take the 31st days off two months and give them to February, making it have 30 days for all years.
But wait, whenâs the leap day, you ask?Â
October 32nd, Halloween: Part II.
youâre the genius this generation needs tbh
A kind person whose social justice vocabulary is outdated or inadequate for the concepts theyâre trying to communicate is a better person than anyone whoâd rip them down as a bigot for not keeping up with the euphemism treadmill. Morality is measured by how you treat people, not how well youâve memorized a continuously evolving set of shibboleths.
given that covid was declared a pandemic in spring 2020, reblog and put in the tags how old you were then, what age you spent the entire year of in quarantine (may or may not be different than previous), and how old you are now
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âMost of what you think you know about Maslowâs hierarchy of needs is wrong.
This is the model that we all learned in psych 101 is wrong [image of Maslowâs pyramid is shown] where our basic physiological needs are at the bottom of the pyramid and achieving oneâs full individual potential is at the apex.
What you may not have known is that Maslow spent 6 weeks with the Blackfoot First Nation in the summer of 1938. He learned about their worldview and the Blackfoot Tipi, appropriated and misrepresented their perspective to establish his own Maslowâs hierarchy, and then didnât give them credit.
[Image of Maslowâs pyramid and Blackfoot tipi shown, described below]
According to the Blackfoot Tipi, self-actualization is at the bottom of the pyramid. In the middle we have belonging and community actualization, where people take care of each other and help each other with their basic needs. And at the top, we have cultural perpetuity, which is teaching each other how to live in harmony with the land and achieve community actualization through generations.
It makes so much sense, right? Taking care of oneself is not enough. We need to take care of each other and our community.
This is why we need to decolonize psychology.â
If anyone wants to learn more about this I suggest watching the late Narcisse Blood's interviews on Maslow and the influence of Blackfoot worldviews on his work thru the Blackfoot Digital Library, they're very in-depth
Eldon Yellowhorn also discusses Maslow and Blackfoot ways of knowing but I forget which interview it's in
Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council
I first heard of Maslowâs hierarchy of needs in an advertising course I took in college many years ago. I remember looking at the pyramid an
The picture at the start of the next paper shows Maslow at the reserve, btw.
For the last few months, Iâve been wincing a bit every time I see a
I have referred to Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs for as long as I can remember. I learned about it as a way of looking at the complete physica
Also this is good if you're interested in a very short introduction to tipi construction and their use as homes and visual records of important knowledge:
I much prefer the Siksika model to Maslow's. It places the individual at the base of the tipi, and the existential objective in that model is literally cosmic in scale. A self-actualized individual can better contribute to the community, and a self-actualized community and culture can perpetuate itself through time. The goal is so much larger than the realization of your own self, it's about being a part of a greater whole and ensuring it lasts into perpetuity.
@whatifitdoesâ good shit expanding on maslowâs hierarchy of needs, its use in psych, and a better model it was based on
This happened on Oct. 5 and not one major news source covered it. This is the end goal of the anti-choice movement.
An autopsy report stated Poolawâs child died at 17 weeks gestation.
LAWTON, Okla. (KSWO) - A woman has been found guilty of First-Degree Manslaughter at the Comanche County Courthouse.
The jury returned around 6:30 today with the verdict in Brittney Poolawâs case.
The jury began deliberating around 3:45 p.m.
An autopsy report stated Poolawâs child died at 17 weeks gestation.
The report showed it tested positive for methamphetamine, amphetamine and another drug in the liver and brain.
An OBGYN testified on the stand Tuesday as an expert for the state.
The doctor confirmed the fetus was at the gestational age of about 17 weeks and that methamphetamine use can have an effect on the pregnancy, though he said it may not be the direct cause of death for the fetus.
A nurse and medical examiner both testified to seeing congenital abnormalities on the fetus.
Poolaw was sentenced to four years in prison.
fucking hell
âLong Train Journeysâ by Jordan Bolton
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Guys I found the only good thing on Facebook.
Update:
Oh fuck theyâre inclusive ants, too?!?
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[Image 1: A Screenshot of an invitation to a Facebook group named: âA group where we all pretend to be ants in an ant colony.â Under that is a post in the group that reads: âWe reached the center of the Earth. Now what?â Four people commented saying one word each in this order: scurry, dig, work, melt. These words are in capital letters and have spaces between each letter.]
[Image 2: Another Screenshot of a post in the group that reads: âIt has come to my attention that when we put the spaces in-between letters it makes it difficult for visually impaired ants to know what weâre saying and so I was wondering if we could try to make this group more accessible for them. (The text to voice canât figure out what we are saying with the spaces) (Picture of an ant for attention)â This text is then followed by a close up picture of an ant.]
[Image 3: A screenshot of some comments on the post in Image 2. Five people commented: adapt, adapt, inclusion, love adapt, adapt. These words are in capital letters and have no spaces between the letters.]
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Please do not reblog this post without image descriptions! The irony of sharing undescribed images that talk about inclusivity for the visually impaired is⌠Painful.
Iâm in this group!! Itâs great!
Omg itâs been ages since I last checked on The Colony
girl help i managed my time poorly and now im suffering the consequences
"There's millions of Tumblr users" to you. To me there's only about 12 and we all reblog the same five posts from each other
Autour de Jeanne Dielman(1975) dir. Sami Frey
i would love to see modern british people try and build stonehenge today. they couldnât. whatever it took for them to build something like stonehenge has been completely lost over timeÂ
Not lost over time. Lost to Christian forces eradicating traditional saxon culture.
well if youâre gonna be serious on my funny post i have to inform you that stonehenge was built 3600 years before the Saxons first set foot in england
This vibe is like some tried to correct a clown mid show and they pulled off their wig, mask, and funny clothes to reveal an anthropology professor
What makes the Great War so different from the Second World War is, for one, the lack of an identifiable âevilâ. On the other side were no Nazis or fascist regimes that were accepted by the common soldier as a threat to democracy. Instead, there were conscripts, labourers, workers. And while propaganda tried to make them appear inhumane, WW1 soldiers were quick to find out that they were anything but. Unlike WW2, the Germans and their allies were not seen by the Entente conscripts as the armed hand of a dangerous regime, but as a bunch of half-soldiers thrown there by chance, a bit like them.
Neither sideâs average soldier really knew what prompted the war to happen, and if they did, they did not care about it much on a personal level; territorial, colonial and economical disputes between governments were not the common lot of a countryâs inhabitants, and while some did believe there had to be a stop to German militarism, or at least that they had to defend their country, there really wasnât any feeling of good against evil, black and white quest for justice that would inspire a war against Nazism.
And finally, the culture shock. WW2 soldiers knew what to expect from machinery and war technology. WW1 soldiers did not. The Great War was a forced transition from the 19th century to the modern era, and no 1914 conscript ever imagined that they would have to face shrapnel, machineguns, tanks, combat gas, aviation and other modern inventions. This explains why the cases of shellshock were significantly higher than in WW2, aside from the fact PTSD was better known by the 1940s.
radio is kind of wild really, the first thing we did after discovering an ethereal field that permeates the universe is infuse it with music.
I feel like a lot of you forget that ableism and hate towards people with NPD is still a form of ableist bigotry. Itâs still hurting people who have a personality disorder they did not choose, and itâs not somehow okay just because you decided that NPD is Bad Person Disorderâ˘ď¸
Instead of saying how people with personality disorders are "pure and perfect" or saying that we're "irredeemably evil", how about you do not attach moral judgements to our mental illnesses.
We are simply people. Please treat us as such.
i like it too :)
