WhereTheFuck’sMyUnicorn

24. Marvel fan. Animal crazy

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[whosurisold]

I agree , practicing medicine without a medical Doctor license is unlawful

[hadesisqueer]

"Tattoos are becoming unpopular", "piercings are unpopular again", "keep your hair natural never dye it again, it's the trend now" literally fuck off I know what y'all are doing

[dunmertitty]

“no, trust me, bro. they’re really going out of style this time. i promise.”

[the-haiku-bot]

“no, trust me, bro. they’re

really going out of style

this time. i promise.”

Beep boop! I look for accidental haiku posts. Sometimes I mess up.

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[botaniqueer]

[Source article]

More echinoderm fun facts! Not only are echinoderms’ bodies mostly built using the head regions of bilaterian genetics, but they also have a distributed nervous system that all together acts as an all-body brain!

Excerpt:

With hundreds of different types of neurons, sea urchins express both echinoderm head genes and genes also found in the central nervous system of vertebrates. It used to be thought that echinoderms such as sea urchins, sea stars and sea cucumbers had a primitive nerve net, in which some of the diffuse neurons throughout their bodies may form ganglia that serve them as nerve centers, but not all decentralized nervous systems are created equal. The adult sea urchin nervous system is more like a brain that extends through the entire creature.

“The complexity of the sea urchin nervous system, as characterized by the diversity of postmetamorphic neuronal cell type signatures and their integration of diverse PRC systems, leads us to propose that the sea urchin nervous system in its entirety comprises an ‘all-brain’ rather than a ‘no-brain’ state,” the researchers said in a study recently published in Science Advances.

Echinoderms were previously dismissed as having simple nervous systems, like jellyfish, because they lack a centralized brain, but this assumption was mistaken. Analyzing gene expression in sea urchins further revealed that their most abundant cells are neurons. While the same genes are in charge of generating these neurons, there is a drastic difference between the neurons of larvae and juveniles versus those of adults, though some larval neurons are still present after they metamorphose into juveniles.

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[heatherwitch]

My resolution last year was to do one thing before bed that would make my morning feel easier, and that’s become a daily habit that I’m carrying into this new year.

Some nights even filling up the kettle and setting an empty mug out for my morning tea felt hard. But I was always thankful for it in the morning.

Other nights, one thing would lead to another, and I’d wake up in a clean house with everything ready to go.

And, on a rare few nights, the one thing that I could do to make my morning easier was going straight to bed and allowing myself to rest.

What stayed the same each day is that I would take a moment to think of what I could do for my future self and do it, even after a hard day. And I would wake up knowing that I had done my best and any effort—no matter how small—was a kindness to myself.

[one-bite-is-undercover]

I’ve been doing a lot of “a treat for future me” moments lately.

[the-haiku-bot]

I’ve been doing a

lot of “a treat for future

me” moments lately.

Beep boop! I look for accidental haiku posts. Sometimes I mess up.

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[tj-crochets]

Thresher shark prototype is almost done! It was my first time using this kind of structural setup for a fish-ish pattern design and I was a little concerned it wouldn’t turn out like I wanted (that’s why I made it in fleece instead of space fabric) but it turns out the reason people use this structure for fish-ish patterns is because it’s easier to design, easier to sew, and works up super fast

Like, now I kinda want to make a bunch of fish and sharks and stuff, this is so much easier to make than my old method!!

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