I enjoy those posts that refer to instincts of the human mind as "monkey brain" "chimpanzee brain" "gorilla brain" "orangutan brain" (etc.) as though human brains are some blend of all of the other primates and our instincts are like specific primates "talking" to us. I mean that's really not how it works but it's fun to imagine it that way
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Fuck you. Red Dwarf: Better Than Life novel fanart
"Lister did something then he wouldn't have done in any other circumstances whatsoever. He started to eat a sofa.
This seemed to go down well. There was a cacophony of whirrs, clicks and whistles, and the cockroaches circled in delight.
'Well, it's been absolutely wonderful,' Lister found himself saying. 'Terrific place you've got here,' he said to the mother roach. 'And you serve a wicked rotting sofa. But I really must be going.' He nodded, threw in a few clicks and whistles for good measure, and climbed on the first roach's back. It waddled speedily down the length of the cave, and flung itself over the mountain side. "
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Given that there are only two possibilities of real hair being shown in Queen Amidala's outfit ensembles (both by Sabe and Padme), I do wholly believe that it is a rule (written or unwritten) that queens of Naboo must cover their hair. I WILL go into depth if asked.
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as someone who works in the mental health field. the way some of you talk about mentally ill elderly people is absolutely atrocious and i’m going to need you to start seeing the elderly as human. that will be you one day and you’re going to wish younger folks had more compassion.
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you can tell my next term in grad school is starting in a few days bc my brain has gone and pulled out its whole "so now sounds like a really good time to get sucked into replaying [old video game obsession], eh? eh? great idea right? :D" schtick in the past week
jail for brainmeats 10 thousand years
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Okay so. What I noticed is that... Acanthe and Uruwashi no Nightingale are the only instances in which nature is just... Left alone? As it is? And signifies positive things. And that fact cane to me a few hours ago and it blew my mind.
Yes there are instances of nature in other Valkyrie songs but most of the time it's about the moon and stars and how they use them to weave something different. Flowers and birds are mentioned but they're mostly used for the past or to like the flowers raisanka to mourn the dreamers that passed away. Then there's the sand in sajou no roukaku which is mostly trapped inside the hourglass, spilled and forgotten. Nature in past Valkyrie songs is mostly about grieve, memories or something to use to build, construct and weave something hopeful. What's manmade is what's beautiful.
Not in Acanthe or Uruwashi no Nightingale though
They're bringers of life and hope. They don't need to be curated into something else, they in and off themselves have value and beauty in them. Nature is no longer a sign of mourning or the past, it's the future and the now.
I don't know if they'll continue doing with these themes or if it's just themes that will be applied to Mika alone. But it's just... I cannot believe it took me so long to notice it or make the connection.
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