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but i stay silly! *âsaid in the most world-weary voice you ever did hear*
âbut I stay silly!â
Reblog you stay silly
on it boss
ohhh my god I just fact-checked, Nolan actually DID cut the "Nobody" scene from his Odyssey movie. Mfer that is like cutting the Father reveal from Star Wars. Let me speak in a language you understand this is like not dressing Batman up in his suit. "It was not possible to work it in" the TikTok musical with a budget of $4 and a scratched Hamilton CD managed to work it in in SONG form, step up your FUCKING GAME
I got a free ticket to this movie and i have Thoughts (below the cut in case anyone??? Is worried about spoilers??)
#i went in with a very low bar and it pulled out a shovel via @cannot-kill-the-sun
Skip Letterboxd this is the only review I need
the legally blonde mentality isnt just for law students. u can bring that attitude with you into every field of work. be the whimsical force of positive change. wear that neon outfit. snaps for us all.
this post was inspired by my boss telling me she couldnt "take me seriously" in a pair of dinosaur print overalls. sorry i have two degrees and a dope wardrobe. you dont need to take me seriously but You Will Take Me.
OP's an inspiration. bring on the whimsy movement!
Official joy and whimsy post
The chocolate example actually happens in the Apothecary Diaries, I think first or second episode Maomao pulls some chocolate out of nowhere. However there it makes more sense than it seems. It's treated as an exotic good from the West. This China also isn't isolated as characters are mentioned to study abroad and bring things back from there. (Including, spoilers, diseases)
The author deliberately leaves the timeframe ambiguous but it's NOT ancient or medieval China. The aesthetics and the details, including that the imperial palace is basically the Forbidden City, point to Ming Dynasty (1368-1644) which is precisely the exact time when China was having contact with the West through the ocean and adopting crops and techniques from other places. A more open China at that time isn't implausible.
It's not perfect and it's mostly accidental but it gives the setting a flavor and makes the appearance of some things like potatoes and chocolate have a context.
la pregunta es de dĂłnde sacĂł la receta del helado
De Persia, probablemente!
Los persas/iranĂes tienen edificios llamados Yakhchal que son literalmente heladeras (es mĂĄs, en persa le dicen asĂ a las heladeras/refrigeradores) donde almancenan hielo y nieve, y lo han usado para hacer postres desde la ĂŠpoca de los AquemĂnidas (o sea, 600 aĂąos antes de Cristo). Se puede decir muy bien que los persas inventaron el helado
No creo que esto haya sido conocido en la China histĂłrica que yo sepa, pero no serĂa imposible que alguno que haya venido de Persia haya registrado la idea y quede perdida en alguna biblioteca del palacio.
OR! OR! This is big Zheng He propaganda. One of my favorite dumb conspiracies is that zhang He made it to the west coast of the Americas and hid his findings. The only piece of evidence was literally an anchor that washed up on the coast of one of the Americas. I remember being sick as a dog at like 2am and watching the history channel documentary where they had the conspiracy theorist explain his findings for like 20 minutes and then the History Channel brought in expert after expert to make fun of him and disprove it

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they say you can't pour from an empty cup but i've been doing it my whole life and aside from all of these mysterious ailments it's working out great for me
This is counterintuitive but overworking yourself is sometimes way easier when you have a chronic illness. âIf my body is gonna hurt anyway then Iâm gonna do it in painâ can be a very addicting thought process. Iâm trying to get better at treating my body well but itâs hard to when my body is being a BITCH
I know this is meant to be funny but it actually makes such a good point about how ADHD and executive dysfunction can impact people in really major ways, including financially
Not my psych reminding me multiple times that I need to finish filling out their horrid online forms or Iâll get charged full price, only for me to put it off because I keep forgetting about it lol
Someone said it in the comments but if we are going to feel sympathy for the ice storms in the south that have killed a lot of people (admittedly due to bad infrastructure too) then we have to also care about heat waves in Europe and wild fires in LA
Analyzing the politics of a work that's meant to be apolitical is actually a really interesting exercise because it asks you to critically examine what the creator considers to be "political" in the first place. Which ideas are just How Things Are, and which ones are Political, and how is that influenced by the creator's beliefs?
Usually this just ends up with you looking like a moron btw
Angrily lashing out at the suggestion that it's possible to do basic media analysis was foundational to the ragebait ecosystem of the 2010s, from which we got basically the entire culture of modern far right politics, btw.
I genuinely believe myself and others are being so sincere and literal when we say TOUCH GRASS
I went outside and got an education, that's where I learned that you can obtain knowledge and insight through analytical methods, then noticed that some people who sit on the internet yelling at strangers get really mad about that constantly.
Donât make me point to the Omar Sakar poem
This is an Andy Weir moment. He says that his books are apolitical but then in Hail Mary a lady becomes world dictator and weâre all supposed to be like âHell yeah!â Thereâs a scene where she goes to trial and then says âIâm above the law, also the American army is super badassâ and then leaves and itâs likeâŚ. What?
This person's dad is the only person in the world who watches sports correctly
their dad would do numbers on tumblr

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thinking about coptic mummy paintings and weeping
like. i know these people
These were produced from around the time of the Roman annexation of Egypt in the late 1st century BC to around the Christianization of the Roman Empire in the 3rd century CE.
They were a continuation of the Egyptian tradition of funerary masks but rather than sculpting them and making them of precious metals, they began painting these lifelike portraits.
Itâs hotly debated whether this is an example of Greco-Roman realist style imposed on their subjects, or a home grown Egyptian development of their own ancient tradition. Those who say itâs more Egyptian than Roman point out that thereâs no surviving paintings in the rest of the Roman Empire that were this realistic. Those who say itâs more Roman than Egyptian point out the arid climate left these portraits intact, and beleive the others in the rest of the empire were lost.
Personally I think you can call them Egyptian because these people, whether of Roman or ancient Egyptian descent, are still the ancestors of the modern Egyptians today.
Despite the realism you can see a slight exaggeration of the eyes, smoothing of the skin and inclusion of certain important objects around the subjectâs head. Itâs a pattern that would get more and more pronounced until it became the style of Byzantine iconography in the Orthodox Christian Church
Oh my god, the coffins at display at the Boston Museum of Fine Arts made me cry because they felt like the most human burial tradition Iâve seen
As a tall person who used to hike in orb weaver territory, this is a crime
(nods sagely) (nods basily) (nods rosemarily) (nods saltly) (nods star anisely)
decay choker, atelier pierrot, 2021
can i have this?
edit: holy fuck this choker is *literally* over FIVE THOUSAND dollars??? like i have a sewing machine. get the fuck out of here. im mad now
It's *literally* over THIRTY ONE dollars
Saddest thing ever is reading an academic paper about a threatened or declining species where you can tell the author is really trying to come up with ways the animal could hypothetically be useful to humans in a desperate attempt to get someone to care. Nobody gives a shit about the animals that âdonât affectâ us and it seriously breaks my heart
âNo I canât come out tonight Iâm sobbing about this entomologistâs heartfelt plea for someone to care about an endangered mothâ

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Once when I was in undergrad, someone described something as âproblematicâ in class and our professor was like, âThatâs cool, but âproblematicâ doesnât really mean anything. It means that the thing youâre describing has a problem, and in and of itself thatâs not bad. Art, especially, should always have problems, or else itâs not interesting and not art, either. It sounds like youâre trying to say that this is bad, but you donât want to say âbad.â Is that right?â
So from then on whenever one of us called something problematic, he would make us talk it out until we could name the âbadâ thing we were hinting at. In this particular class, 7/10 it was some type of oppression, and the remainder was like, âIâm uncomfortable because this is very new/confusing/pushing boundaries that made me feel safe.â
Once we stopped calling things âproblematicâ and stopping at that, class got way more interesting and... we all had to say, like, âthatâs racistâ or âthatâs misogynisticâ or âew capitalism grossâ out loud, which a lot of us had never done in a classroom before. Or we had to be like, âUhhh... Iâm not sure whatâs so bad?â and confront our own beliefs and that was maybe even more useful.
Anyway. Whenever I see the word problematic, I canât help but think of this professor being like, âGood starting point, now letâs get specific.â I think when we have to commit to saying âthatâs ___â it requires a lot more careful thought about the truth and impact and complexities of whatever weâre claiming. Sometimes there really is some bullshit afoot, and also sometimes itâs art, and it should be full of problems, because thatâs what art is.
#'this is present in the text' is often a good first step #but those second and third ones (naming it; describing its function) are vital (via @elucubrare)
Being able to name the bullshittery is one of the most important parts of real and authentic literacy
Strange racists and homophobes on the internet seem to have access to an alternate way cooler version of TV than me. "every white character on TV is in an interracial relationship" "every show has a gay couple in it" "main characters keep having to secretly be bisexual and nonbinary" "every show has gratuitous full frontal nudity" like damn promise?? What channel???
as a black gay person real like where y'all be finding this stuff pass the name
for real though, those DO NOT WATCH OR YOU'LL CORRUPT YOUR CHILDREN lists put out by conservative christian family groups is where I find all the stellar tv shows. Like, shit I didn't know half of those existed, thanks for finding them for me, gonna go watch 30 hours of gay tv now!
I think I know how this works.
For personal context, before I went to the '98 Burning Man festival, one of the things I'd read from a couple different journalists was that "everybody" runs around naked. Which, fine by me, I'd already spent a lot of time in clothing-optional spaces, I'm not fanatic about it but it's nice.
So I got there early and set up a public shade structure on one of Black Rock City's main roads and spent most of each afternoon just watching the crowds go by. I don't remember seeing more than one actually naked person the whole week. I think a topless woman passed by my intersection maybe every half an hour, sometimes once an hour. So why in the hell were people, normally pretty smart and observant writers, coming away with the impression that everybody was naked?
Then I remembered an unrelated passage from Joel Garreau's great book about the history of the outer-ring suburbs, Edge City. Mall developers told him flat-out that they tried to keep the crowds in their malls less than 5% black. Not because they themselves were racist, but because they had determined, experimentally, that if more than 5% of the people in the mall are black, the median white shopper will wrongly describe the mall as at least half black, as mostly black. And not a few of them would describe it, at 6% black, as a mall where "only black people go." Why?
Because, emotionally, they were still upset over the last one when the next one came into view.
Same as the journalists describing Black Rock City as all naked. Same as the right-wing religious culture warriors describing television as entirely mixed-race and gender non-conforming. Not because it's even vaguely true, we know that, but because they haven't gotten over their discomfort over the last one by the time the next one comes along. The anger, not the stimulus, is the part that's continuous, so their mind lies to them that it's "all" the thing they can't get over.
Similar effect for the presence/proportion of women in things, by the way: https://health.howstuffworks.com/mental-health/human-nature/perception/how-17-equals-496-the-amazing-multiplying-women.htm