Hack a Racist to Death With a Broadsword 18+

see, you wouldn't necessarily pick up on this, but beluga skulls (and most cetacean skulls in general) are pretty much

flat...

so what's going on up there? well, most of the beluga's head is taken up by soft tissue and a large organ called the melon, which is basically a big ol waterballoon of semiliquid fat!

(boob. it's a head boob.)

this organ is found in every toothed whale and dolphin species on the planet and it's INCREDIBLY important, because the melon is what lets them echolocate!

the actual sound-producing organ is inside their nasal passage of all places, which sits up behind there, but the melon is what's actually used to fine-tune the soundwaves into the laser-accurate pinpoints that dolphins and toothed whales are so famous for.

But is it harsh? If you make a decision to increase profits by, say, making sure your company will deny health care coverage to somebody with a terminal illness then you have purposely killed that person.

They talk themselves and those around them into thinking it isn’t murder by using technical terms that remove the personhood from their victims. A human being and their entire life becomes a number on a spreadsheet that can be passed out at an investor meeting and everybody can congratulate themselves on what a fine profit they’ve made this year.

This also isn’t limited to a single area like health care. If the people in charge of a railway company cut corners on maintenance and overwork their employees that’s a deliberate act to increase profits. When an employee or bystander dies or a derailment causes an environmental problem as a result then that’s on the owners. You can insert the executives of any industry into this and it remains true.

Like a microscope and centrifuge made of paper that cost less than a dollar together, and a non-electric sun tracker for solar panels that costs about 1/30 what a commercial sun tracker does

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When i first saw this I thought, "HAH- too bad that's not a feasible thing, then I could go so many public places while still safely cushioned and laying down!"