i like things

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M.K. Ciurlionis, Dvynių (Gemini), 1906/7.

truly we allow the pinnacles of human achievement to wither and collapse into ashes in the wind

the usual alternative to humanoid mechs is some variant of chicken, spider, or other inspiration from animals, but there's a lot of unexplored territory in robots that don't look quite like either, i think. mechs that look like a building on legs, multi-axis gantry cranes, etc - forms of locomotion only known in machines that lend themselves well to precision handling and other utilities that call for a robot's touch

once recruited into Tiff, Cel, and Kanata's adventures, before contact with the wider multiverse led the knights to retire to streaming games, Hatsumi and Isabelle share a quiet life in the hills... for now.

gotta keep reminding myself

HEY PUNK!!! DON'T SIT SO CLOSE TO THE TV!!!

A favourite proof of mine: first demonstrated to me by my professor in number theory. I think its beauty stems from the fact that it requires no knowledge of mathematics above the definition of what it means for a number to be rational, and can be written almost in one line.

polar graphs are beautiful.

Orchid mantis~. Ball-gown-version. Bloomers would most likely be closer to the original creatures and I will have to draw one with that kind of “clothing” later, but I liked the idea of a wide skirt too much to not instantly scribble it down. d: