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liccy · 1 year
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I want to see people's routine when a scantily clad empty blog starts stalking you.
Please reblog to obtain a larger sample size, thanks!
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cruelsister-moved2 · 1 year
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im sooooo sick of neopagans thinking they invented stuff that literally every religion thats not modern american evangelicalism already has 💀 i dont care if u want to light candles in ur bedroom or whatever, but even when youre swinging at “normie” religions ur still missing like okay catholics LOVE altars. jewish liturgy celebrates moon cycles. whatever youre trying to articulate about an all encompassing divinity of universal love was probably said in verse by a persian muslim centuries ago. your american christian/atheist background is a huge outlier in the global history of religion: it’s not even that you’re missing some niche exception, it’s literally that your entire perspective on “organised religion” is based on an outlier 💀
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cthulhubert · 1 month
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Some day I'd love to read a story about an alien visiting Earth, and we get a bunch of mileage out of how weird Geflorbians are. But it turns out it's just an extremely weird Geflorbian, and the typical Geflorbian is actually extremely similar to the typical Earthling.
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lucyvsky · 2 months
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love hate relationship. with sociology. this quarter. on one hadn sociology. the subject. very cool very interesting. enjoying. on the other hand. my teacher is on some bullshit sometimes
#while she is generally well intentioned. with placing emphasis on corporate influence to our consumption of products. she then goes and puts#the pressure on individual people to reduce carbon footprints. which you can and should do but i feel like she does not address the scale#at which these actions are meaningless in the face of larger corporations. while we should all aspire to be better. about our consumption#it is not the individuals fault. unless you are a billionare. in my opinionnnnnn.#also shes lowkey fatphobic. ive been trying to figure out if this is a result of phd in sociology. or consuming fatphobic documentaries. or#personal bias. regardless it is weird and off putting and it makes me uncomfortable.......... and she also . not fully blames but does blam#people for being fat. which like. please youre literally a sociologist teaching about social problems. i feel like you have other prioritie#also the afformentioned. bothsidsing it of israel's genocide. most likely a result . of how proud she is that she does not consume american#news coverage. ONLY BRITISH. i feel as though this may be worse. that she only gets news from the bbc. famously. supporters of israel.#she has not explicitly talked about palestine in class but she did mention it basically exactly the same way as that question did. earlier#this quarter. which is such a bullshit cop out for talking about genocide.#sorry for conducting a profile of beliefs of my sociology teacher shes just been on my mind. need to explode her or something
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revengeromance · 8 months
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99% of lgbt discourse over the past 5 years is just teenagers with a specific insecurity that they want to make everyone’s problem
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huntunderironskies · 3 months
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The struggle between "this is a really good idea for some homebrew mechanics and my need for instant gratification means I want to share it immediately" versus "I should probably actually experience this game from a player-facing point of view before trying to design power sets for it."
(This is about Changeling, I have two Contracts that originated from the Wilmington setting I've written. One is from the Court of Breath, which are a group of Changelings who've organized under a Strix, the other is the Contract of the Phial which is. Well. (: Let's just say my persistent obsession with Jacques Ellul plays into it.)
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babymyleopard · 5 months
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honestly? yes. I need validation, I feel the most alive when I am around others and I only feel beautiful when there's someone else's eyes upon me.
THIS is what makes us human. it's not a flaw or weakness. we are social creatures and we need to relate and socialize.
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So, in the course of starting and subsequently scrapping at least two further meta essays, I think I've come upon a frustrating phenomenon of fandom that I've decided to term "should've stayed in the classroom". It's related to "should've stayed in the drafts" and "fandom wank" BUT the original poster has a legitimately good point that is unfortunately completely wasted in the fandom social media format, which lacks the understood terms of debate, simultaneous approach to the same source material, pretense of expert moderation, and teeth-clenched dedication to at least surface level politeness and good faith that academic debate does.
(Ever seen a paper titled something like "A measured response to [someone else's paper]"? Someone is about to try and tear a bitch apart, but they can't *say* it)
Of course, academia has a litany of institutionalized issues that, frustratingly, often parallel those in fandom and social media. HOWEVER, there is something to be said about how social media is essentially a busy street corner you're shouting on-- even if the Shouting Street Corner Guy is saying something important or that you like, you're unlikely to listen to him there rather than at something like a conference or structured debate. Such debate is NOT going to happen on the street corner. It's vital to bring such ideas to the wider world, and admittedly I have no idea how, but the random street corner shouting isn't it.
So yeah, if you're wondering what happened to some of my planned essays, I took a look at how the arguments were shaping up and decided they Should Stay in the Classroom. The observations were either too dense for the likely random-passerby reader, angry in tone, or easy to take in bad faith outside of specific context.
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brambletakato · 9 months
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biggest author green flag ever is if they know the difference between archaeology and paleontology or something similar to that. Yes the fields often intersect but NO they are not the same thing!!
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moleshow · 1 year
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oh. there’s the problem
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bazingerrr · 1 year
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Did you all know that I’ve been falling into a deep hole where I can feel myself disconnect from myself and view myself not as me but as a person separate from my being, the more I think of myself as a human and watch old videos of myself all I feel is the urge to talk to her but she doesn’t exist because she is me and I can’t interact with her in a way that is truly real because we are the sa-
OH MY GOD THE RIDDLER TAG UPDATED!! :DD
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rooh-afza · 1 year
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yeah maybe I’m biased as someone with a degree in anthropology but I don’t think gansey would be a sociologist I think he’d be an anthropologist and specifically an archaeologist. maybe that’s cliche but whatever. and if blue were an anthropologist she’d be an ethnobotanist btw
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thegayestmusic · 1 year
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Continuing on my blogging of letters from Watson. My guess is that Brunton found the ‘treasure’, which was the wooden box containing coins, and got trapped in the place it was buried and just died of starvation. As for the woman (forgot her name sorry :/) she helped Brunton lift the stone, witnessed him getting trapped and could do nothing to help him. Went back to the house crying for help but everyone thought she was crazy. Then committed suicide in guilt that she unintentionally buried a man alive. Will add in the tags if I was right or not!
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dangerclaw · 7 days
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So you’re telling me aliens can be cars, but people can’t be genderfluid???
The math isn’t mathing
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dampfoxes · 1 month
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not to be dramatic but
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fairuzfan · 2 months
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Epistemicide can be broadly defined as the destruction of knowledge systems and the knowledge that they generate. The Latin American sociologist Ramón Grosfoguel explains how epistemicide played a crucial role in Europe's colonization of the rest of the world, including the settler colonization of the Americas. It granted European philosophy an “epistemic privilege,” allowing it to become the “new foundation of knowledge in the modern/colonial world.”
In other words, it created a world in which only knowledge produced by European colonists and settlers was deemed legitimate, while colonized societies were compelled to construct new systems from scratch — often mirroring those of their colonizers — because their own systems had been destroyed. As a result, the structural conditions of knowledge production that facilitated the mechanisms of their colonialization also imposed constraints on their liberation.
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