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Here’s HSTHETE, the 24 hour comic I drew this year! Thanks to everybody who followed along on twitter this weekend as I posted these pages <3
So I found this coconut on the beach in Costa Rica and when I opened it THIS was inside. I think it’s the endosperm (or whatever you call the thing that develops into the tree). The coconut water itself wasn’t as sweet as usual (probably because it had sprouted), but the little sprout boi tasted sweet on one end and salty on the other. (submitted by @jewishpangolin)
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dude i have no idea how to tell you this but i have no idea what this is. i showed this to my plant anatomy professor and one of the mods at @thebashfulbotanist after class and none of us could figure out what this is. it doesn’t look like a fungus, the embryos in coconuts are tiny and don’t look like this, and the first thing a coconut sprouts is a root, not the stem, and it grows outward. there should be nothing normal like this growing in there. my plant anatomy teacher has never seen anything like this and has offered to forward this image to a palm researcher she knows to see if he has. i repeat, we have no idea what you ate but it was not a normal sprout boi. please stand by
submitter: heehee look at little coconut!!! 😩
op, their classmates, and their botany professor:
the only valid m/f pairing dynamics are:
stupid as all fuck but has good intentions (for him) & pegs him (for her)
Area Man In Awe of his Amazing Wife (note: the characters need not necessarily actually be married to fit this trope)
but sir, that’s my emotional support fictional mom & dad
“everyone, meet my monster/alien/robot boyfriend”
none of these are mutually exclusive
for the visual learners in the crowd
If I may add:
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The Visual Representation of Complexity: Definitions, Examples & Learning Points
Sustainability practitioners have long relied on images to display relationships in complex adaptive systems on various scales and across different domains. These images facilitate communication, learning, collaboration and evaluation as they contribute to shared understanding of systemic processes. This research addresses the need for images that are widely understood across different fields and sectors for researchers, policy makers, design practitioners and evaluators with varying degrees of familiarity with the complexity sciences. The research identifies, defines and illustrates 16 key features of complex systems and contributes to an evolving visual language of complexity. Ultimately the work supports learning as a basis for informed decision-making at CECAN (Centre for the Evaluation of Complexity Across the Nexus) and other communities engaged with the analysis of complex problems. A research process was designed to identify sixteen key characteristics of complexity and to inform the development of new images and descriptions. In order to gather ideas from academics, sustainability practitioners and designers with expertise in the complexity sciences, systems mapping and design, I collected 50 surveys at The Environment, Economy, Democracy: Flourishing Together RSD6 (Relating Systems Thinking and Design) conference in Oslo (October 2017) and ran two participatory workshop in London (November and December 2017). The images, definitions, examples and learning points were developed with this research process. 1. FEEDBACK - When a result or output of a process influences the input either directly or indirectly. These can accelerate or suppress change. Examples: a) A stampede in a crowd, as individuals panic, others around them panic more (positive feedback); b) We sweat or shiver to maintain a constant body temperature (negative feedback); c) As the climate changes, permafrosts melts and releases more greenhouse gases. These feedback into the climate system (positive feedback). Learning Points: a) Feedback loops can lead to runaway effects, or can create inertia through dampening of effects–two extremes; b) Positive feedbacks are reinforcing and accelerate change; c) Negative feedback suppress change and are stabilizing/regulating. 2. EMERGENCE - New, unexpected higher-level properties can arise from the interaction of components. These properties are said to be emergent if they cannot easily be described, explained, or predicted from the properties of the lower level components. Examples: a) A market price is an emergent property, arising from the interaction of many buyers & sellers; b) A traffic jam is an emergent phenomena, caused by the interaction of drivers; c) Consciousness is an emergent property of the interactions of the neurons in our brain. Learning Points: a) Completely new and unexpected properties or things can arise simply from the interaction of lower level entities. These new properties can be difficult and sometimes impossible to predict; b) Consider how to understand unpredictable emergent phenomena in your domain….
4. LEVERS AND HUBS - There may be components of a system that have a disproportionate influence because of the structure of their connections. How these behave can help to mobilise change, but their behaviour may also make a system vulnerable to disruption. Examples: a) A community champion can be a hub, but if she leaves, an initiative may stop being promoted; b) If a keystone species becomes extinct there may be cascading extinctions amongst other species; c) A bank collapsing may lead to multiple knock-on effects across the financial system. Learning Points: a) identifying hubs and levers can help identify best places to intervene in complex systems; b) Structure matters; knowing the structure of interactions in a system is crucial to understanding how it will behave, change, or fail….
7. ADAPTATION - Components or actors within the system are capable of learning or evolving, changing how the system behaves in response to interventions as they are applied. So, for example, in social systems people may communicate, interpret and behave strategically to anticipate future situations. In biological systems, species will evolve in response to change. Examples: a) Bacteria evolve to become resistant to antibiotics; b) A new tax/regulation is circumvented. Learning Points: a) The rules of one game change as you play it; b) We have to be prepared to adapt our interventions in response to how the system reacts to previous input; c) We should be aware of the pressures to adapt that we are putting in place in systems; d) We also need to be prepared for individuals–and systems–to adapt in response to an intervention in ways we didn’t anticipate. Read more here: https://repository.lboro.ac.uk/articles/The_visual_representation_of_complexity_Definitions_examples_learning_points/9332144 Source: Boehnert, J., et al, 2018. The visual representation of complexity: Definitions, examples & learning points. Presented at the CECAN Annual Conference 2018 - Policy Evaluation for a Complex World, London, UK, 11 July 2018.
I can't believe home depot literally produced a wildly successful science fiction musical and we all just pretend it didn't happen. on one hand yes it had a boring white guy main character but like.... home depot just... Made it? And it had shit ton of box office sales? and no one even talks about this. this is like avatar (2009) all over again
OK so. After a lot of frantic googling I realized this was all a dream. home depot did not in fact produce a wildly successful science fiction musical. I was on allergy meds and took a nap and my brain simply prophesized this. slightly disappointed because I wanted to watch it.
Shout out to Eric Andre
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