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If I ever dropout I could make some art about recycling all the time by recycling all the paper I've used in calculus exercises because holy shit these are ofice sheets and I'm running through them and all I can think are the trees but also I hate solving them on the laptop because I've been going at it for the last ten hours. I would be dead

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*consumes you uncritically*

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#ouch #i got a bottle but i just throw the bottle to the trash after its full. seal it well #legend says theres a service that takes the oil but to this day no one has been able to answer any time i ask how it works

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Viral SpookTuber breaks space-time continuum and falls for eternity

Yesterdays stream was very fun 👍

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A pet peeve of mine: people always talk about evolution as though it's a deliberate process to give you the most advantageous features. Like, it gave you thumbs specifically because that's the most advantageous thing for your species to get. NO. Evolution is one thing only: the genes that get passed on to the next generation. And the reason we usually evolve in a more advantageous form? Is because those genes survive the longest. Hypothetical example: a person is born with a better immune system than their fellows. The result is that they survive diseases that kill others, and thus, they have more time to have kids. Their kids inherit this trait, survive more as well, and have more kids as well. Thus, the genes for this new immune system spread further than those of the old one.

This is how evolution works. It's not about working towards some perfect design. It's about your bodies performing random mutations for shits and giggles, and seeing what sticks.

So humans having a fucked up back that give us so many problems? Doesn't mean that there's a secret advantage to it. It doesn't mean that evolution "overlooked" this.

It means that it didn't hinder us enough to stop us from having a shitton of kids.

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What's the punishment for breaking the laws of physics?

10-15 years in prism.

#prism is the name of a physics tutoring group i know 😭 #broke the laws of physics in the exam. gets sent to learn at prism 💀

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learning that apparently several hundred people have been pronouncing 'miette' as 'mighty' has actively worsened my day

#all those polls about pronunciation make me feel insane because it does not make sense #curse of pronunce as its written language damn

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an hour and a half later it arrives with enough food to feed for minimum 5 days for the price of what was meant to be 3 so I dont know to feel anymore mmm

it's called fast food because it's FAST

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it's called fast food because it's FAST

#im so hungry it has been an hour #its almost 3pm i had breakfast early #i cant focus while hungry. there are no snacks to be had #what the heck

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dl pearlie water bender :3

inspired by the idea of atla au dl pearl bloodbending but idk how to draw that cool-ly so WATER

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#if i see its part of a series i just say fuck yeah and check out from the beginning w

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'you still listen to music from 10 years ago 🤨?' bitch if prehistoric humans had audio recording technology id be sat up here listening to grog and unga bunga's greatest hits don't play with me

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I made it out of the torture labyrinth. and you can too

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sitcom ass image

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this is going to sound like the most boomer take ever but I genuinely think increasing reliance on technology for entertainment in youth is draining creativity. it's that instant gratification which allows you to shut your brain off for a while. these kids aren't having to resort to their own creativity when bored. there's always a solution to "bored" now. BRING BACK PLAYING WOLVES UNTIL BEDTIME