In Love with Alliterations

“Native people used to live in this National Park” No. They still do.

“Native people used to tell these stories-” No. They still do.

“Native people used to use this plant as a natural remedy-” No. They still do.

the national Indigenous women's resource center

help the Quileute nation move to higher ground

help the Arizona Navajo nation secure water access for their people

it's 90% off in other currencies, this is just my polish price discount (which is still incredibly cheap)

I recommend rain world to everyone not bc it's something that appeals to everyone but specifically bc it only appeals to few - bc when it does it becomes something really special and alters ur brain chemistry forever! i just spread the word and hope the game touches those few

here's part of an article titled ‘Rain World’ Is Like ‘STALKER’ but a Platformer and You’re a Rodent which gives insight on design philosophy that was used for the game, it's super cool:

The idea is something Jakobsson refers to as ‘the rat in Manhattan.’ It’s a metaphor that guided the world and visual design of Rain World and refers to being a wild animal in an artificial or constructed environment. “A rat that lives on the subway tracks has an idea of what the subway station is,” Jakobsson says, “in the sense that it knows that the train is dangerous, and the Cheetos on the track are tasty, and this particular little drainage pipe where it’s living is a safe spot to scurry away to when the train is arriving.” The point is that the rat knows how the subway works and how to live there, but doesn’t know what it’s for. “It doesn’t understand the political, economical, and social reasons why humans have built the subway station, it’s just way beyond it,” Jakobsson says.

Yes I did!

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