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i think everyone should program at least once just so you realise just how fucking stupid computers are. because theyre so fucking stupid. a computer wants to be told what to do and exactly that and if you make one typo or forget one detail it starts crying uncontrollably
hi this drives me crazy
canon is what happens in the text. e.g. merlin tries to poison morgana
a headcanon is a fact that you have personally made up as an elaboration of canon. it is your invention. e.g. i think morgana and gwen had a teenage lesbian situationship before the events of canon. or, i think modern morgana would love evanesence.
an interpretation is how one reads the existing text. it is not an invented fact nor is it a headcanon, it is a reading. e.g. i think merlin tries to poison morgana out of misplaced self-hatred. or, i think that one line was delivered with suppressed malice and shows a nuanced relationship.
fanon is the general fandomâs accepted headcanons and interpretations that elaborate or recontextualize canon. e.g. merlin is a badass waif and morgana is a bitch.
these are all different words with different meanings.
and a cannon is a large mounted gun, usually on wheels, that uses explosives to fire projectiles.
Once I was doing fieldwork with someone from Europe and said âcareful, thereâs a rattlesnake over there.â And she rushed over like Iâd said there was a quetzal.
I said âMaâam please, weâre three hours from a hospital!â and she said
1.) I donât understand how that can be
2.) But Iâve never done fieldwork from a car before (!!!) so Iâll take your word for it.
3.) Did you just call me maâam? Like a cowboy?
We drove through the Los Angeles megacity together â and at one point were stuck in traffic.
âHeeeeyâ, she said, like someone gently broaching a topic I should have noticed, âWhy does the lane next to us have diamond shaped symbols on it?â
That is! A subtle and friendly way of asking why weâre sitting in traffic when thereâs a carpool lane Right There! I laughed and pulled into the lane and started driving.
Unfortunately. That isnât what she was implying, she was genuinely asking. So we were stuck in traffic, she asked about what was clearly a breakdown or emergency access lane, and I laughed and started driving in it. She was Alarmed.
âHello! Excuse me! We canât drive in this lane! No one else is driving in this lane!!â
âOh! I should have said â this lane is for people with more than one person in their car.â
âThat is RIDICULOUS. You are lying. You are lying about what this lane is for and weâll get arrested! (maâam itâs fine but if it werenât it would be more of a âticketâ situation) weâll get a âticketâ! (Maâam again itâs fine but were it not I alone would get the ticket) because that IS NOT the purpose of this lane. That is a RIDICULOUS lie.â
âIâm sorry, I should have said â I thought you were being subtle about my oversight. Please observe the carpool sign.â
âI donât know what a carpool is and I donât believe you.â
âHow about you look at all the cars stuck in traffic and see how many have more than one driver, and if there are at least five Iâll get back into the traffic jam.â
âFINE!â
<a pause>
(With dawning horror) ânone of these cars have more than one person in them.â
âI know.â
âNone of these cars have more than one person!!â
âIf you werenât here Iâd be right there with them.â
âOK but there was no train to where we needed to go.â
âThereâs no train to where they needed to go either.â
âHOW.â
Later that day:
âI know McDonalds and Burger King sell Burgers, but what does Wendyâs sell?â
âBurgersâ
âAnd Sonic?â
âBurgers.â
âJack in the Box?â
âBurgers.â
âInânâOut?â
âLook, Itâs burgers all the way down.â
She hopped off a plane, went camping on Catalina with her husband and his lab, and then I showed her a rattlesnake, dragged her through heavy brush, took her (food) shopping in Beverly Hills, illustrated American car dependency and love of burger, and threatened to shoot someone trying to break into our hotel room. (I did not have a gun) She speed-ran the US American experience in eight days.
I really havenât had to pretend to have a gun that many times!
We were staying in a cheap hotel, she was coming out of the shower wrapped in a towel. Someone shoulder-slammed the hotel door and popped the lock open and started fumbling with the security chain. I snarled âGET AWAY FROM THE DOOR, I HAVE A GUN.â and the person left.
She was WAY way WAY more concerned about me traveling with a gun (maâam I do not have a gun) why would I SAY I had a gun if I couldnât back it up? (Maâam to get him to stop trying to break in) But why would he THINK I had a gun? How would that even work? Please tell her where I keep the gun. (Maâam I promise there is no gun.)
The debate continued through my call to the front desk and our packing and being protectively escorted to our car by a young man who I could absolutely take in a fight. (âWhat is she mad about?â âI told the guy I had a gun.â âSmart! Maybe you should get one if youâre gonna travel like this!â âHaha yeahâ âSo why is she mad?â âShe thinks I have a gun.â âWHY WOULD SHE LIE ABOUT HAVING A GUN?!?!â)
It doesnât help that my day to day commitment to the bit is HIGH so itâs reasonable to assume that Iâm not always being totally honest.
That European woman has the survival instincts of a newborn
That European woman grew up and lives in a place where she never has had to worry about being too far away from a hospital or not being able to afford healthcare, never been in a culture where having a gun was normal, likely knows that having a gun on you makes it more likely to be harmed in a physical confrontation (because the people in front of you will not hesitate to escalate the violence) or even be harmed BY your own weapon, and has never experienced a motel. I can easily imagine being in her shoes and thinking in the moment "oh my god I thought this only happened on scripted TV shows like NCIS or Law and Order, I'm going to die right here right now". She doesn't not have survival instincts, she has logical expectations of safety and comfort given that she thought she traveled to a first world country, and even has a guide.
I love this post, I think it's terrific writing, well paced, and really funny story. It's also genuinely concerning and frightening that this shit would just seem like, normal, to anyone who isn't on TV for a special documentary.

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Once I was doing fieldwork with someone from Europe and said âcareful, thereâs a rattlesnake over there.â And she rushed over like Iâd said there was a quetzal.
I said âMaâam please, weâre three hours from a hospital!â and she said
1.) I donât understand how that can be
2.) But Iâve never done fieldwork from a car before (!!!) so Iâll take your word for it.
3.) Did you just call me maâam? Like a cowboy?
We drove through the Los Angeles megacity together â and at one point were stuck in traffic.
âHeeeeyâ, she said, like someone gently broaching a topic I should have noticed, âWhy does the lane next to us have diamond shaped symbols on it?â
That is! A subtle and friendly way of asking why weâre sitting in traffic when thereâs a carpool lane Right There! I laughed and pulled into the lane and started driving.
Unfortunately. That isnât what she was implying, she was genuinely asking. So we were stuck in traffic, she asked about what was clearly a breakdown or emergency access lane, and I laughed and started driving in it. She was Alarmed.
âHello! Excuse me! We canât drive in this lane! No one else is driving in this lane!!â
âOh! I should have said â this lane is for people with more than one person in their car.â
âThat is RIDICULOUS. You are lying. You are lying about what this lane is for and weâll get arrested! (maâam itâs fine but if it werenât it would be more of a âticketâ situation) weâll get a âticketâ! (Maâam again itâs fine but were it not I alone would get the ticket) because that IS NOT the purpose of this lane. That is a RIDICULOUS lie.â
âIâm sorry, I should have said â I thought you were being subtle about my oversight. Please observe the carpool sign.â
âI donât know what a carpool is and I donât believe you.â
âHow about you look at all the cars stuck in traffic and see how many have more than one driver, and if there are at least five Iâll get back into the traffic jam.â
âFINE!â
<a pause>
(With dawning horror) ânone of these cars have more than one person in them.â
âI know.â
âNone of these cars have more than one person!!â
âIf you werenât here Iâd be right there with them.â
âOK but there was no train to where we needed to go.â
âThereâs no train to where they needed to go either.â
âHOW.â
Later that day:
âI know McDonalds and Burger King sell Burgers, but what does Wendyâs sell?â
âBurgersâ
âAnd Sonic?â
âBurgers.â
âJack in the Box?â
âBurgers.â
âInânâOut?â
âLook, Itâs burgers all the way down.â
She hopped off a plane, went camping on Catalina with her husband and his lab, and then I showed her a rattlesnake, dragged her through heavy brush, took her (food) shopping in Beverly Hills, illustrated American car dependency and love of burger, and threatened to shoot someone trying to break into our hotel room. (I did not have a gun) She speed-ran the US American experience in eight days.
I really havenât had to pretend to have a gun that many times!
We were staying in a cheap hotel, she was coming out of the shower wrapped in a towel. Someone shoulder-slammed the hotel door and popped the lock open and started fumbling with the security chain. I snarled âGET AWAY FROM THE DOOR, I HAVE A GUN.â and the person left.
She was WAY way WAY more concerned about me traveling with a gun (maâam I do not have a gun) why would I SAY I had a gun if I couldnât back it up? (Maâam to get him to stop trying to break in) But why would he THINK I had a gun? How would that even work? Please tell her where I keep the gun. (Maâam I promise there is no gun.)
The debate continued through my call to the front desk and our packing and being protectively escorted to our car by a young man who I could absolutely take in a fight. (âWhat is she mad about?â âI told the guy I had a gun.â âSmart! Maybe you should get one if youâre gonna travel like this!â âHaha yeahâ âSo why is she mad?â âShe thinks I have a gun.â âWHY WOULD SHE LIE ABOUT HAVING A GUN?!?!â)
It doesnât help that my day to day commitment to the bit is HIGH so itâs reasonable to assume that Iâm not always being totally honest.
That European woman has the survival instincts of a newborn
That European woman grew up and lives in a place where she never has had to worry about being too far away from a hospital or not being able to afford healthcare, never been in a culture where having a gun was normal, likely knows that having a gun on you makes it more likely to be harmed in a physical confrontation (because the people in front of you will not hesitate to escalate the violence) or even be harmed BY your own weapon, and has never experienced a motel. I can easily imagine being in her shoes and thinking in the moment "oh my god I thought this only happened on scripted TV shows like NCIS or Law and Order, I'm going to die right here right now". She doesn't not have survival instincts, she has logical expectations of safety and comfort given that she thought she traveled to a first world country, and even has a guide.
I love this post, I think it's terrific writing, well paced, and really funny story. It's also genuinely concerning and frightening that this shit would just seem like, normal, to anyone who isn't on TV for a special documentary.
my American OC, Jack, talking about the U.S.
Iâm Japanese, but I like drawing characters from different countries. This time, my American OC, Jack, talking about the U.S.
Before working on this comic, I learned a lot about America from people here on Tumblr, and Iâm really grateful for that.
This is only Part 1, and thereâs more to come. I think Japanese readers will enjoy it, but for American readers, it might feel a bit obvious or not very surprising, so maybe a little boring.
please keep scrolling
Next up someone is going to claim that the Narnia series isn't kids books.
Kids books is probably not the best way to word it, you can enjoy them at every age, including your childhood, as you get older you may find new truths in them, but they're still good for any age.
I want you to understand this. I NEED you to understand this. My mother read me the hobbit as bedtime story, and I started pushing myself to read before pre-school so I could in fact read the hobbit for myself instead of having to wait for bedtime.
I didn't do so right away but jesus wept I PUSHED myself to learn to read SPECIFICALLY so I could read The Hobbit! It is, in fact, a children's story! And children only see page count as 'there is a lot of this fun story to read!'
ok but this unironically works. talk about how the working class is exploited and you can basically sell full-on marxism to your average republican if you do it right. all you have to do is avoid the words "Marx," "capitalism," "socialism," "communism," "means of production," etc - just use synonyms. say "big business" or "corporate shareholder interests" instead of "capitalists." say "a government that prioritizes the needs of the working people" instead of "socialism." it WORKS. I've DONE it. the hardest sell are usually things like social and racial equity, welfare, things like that, because people have been primed with the racist/classist idea that those things are somehow unfair - but you can get your foot in the door to getting them to buy into those too if you start with class issues. read up on your theory, make sure you REALLY understand your own ideology, because that will enable you to reword it and successfully sell it.
In my experience, you can often help sell 'welfare' stuff by appealing to self-interest with a touch of Aren't We Great.
Disability benefits: "I mean, sure, there are probably some sad sacks who are gaming the system, there always are, but hell, with the amount of taxes we pay, the government can afford a few freeloaders, right? I'd rather pay for a couple people who don't really need it than not have the system at all for if I need it, or my kids do, or whatever. I mean shit happens. What if some asshole drunk driver puts me in the hospital and it takes me a year to get back on my feet? Or Heaven forbid something permanent happens. I'll sure be glad that I can get disability then, won't I?"
UBI: "I dunno, the kind of guy who'll just sit on the couch playing Call of Duty all day if he doesn't have to work, I kinda don't want him on my job site anyway. That type is just taking up a place that you could fill with someone who'll actually get the job done, you know? You end up short-handed even though you technically have enough people because everyone else has to pick up his slack. And it'd mean that if your boss is a dick you can tell him to shove it and not worry your kids are gonna go hungry while you find a better place. We can sure as hell afford it."
Racial equity: "I've got a lot more in common with a Black guy who's just trying to get the job done than I do with some rich white asshole who thinks the sun shines out of his ass because of how much money mommy and daddy have."
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This is awesome on so many levels.
Ladies and Gentlemen i present to you John Carpenterâs The Thing, as performed by the claymated, Antarctic cast of the hit childrenâs animation Pingu. Directed by Lee Hardcastle, in under 3 minutes. Noot, Noot.
Oh my fucking god.
JESUS CHRIST
Iâm still amazed at how they got a ânoot nootâ to sound so much like a âfuck youâ
Good news: if youâre currently laying around and not producing anything, you are a credit to your species.
Itâs recently been found that even hive insects rest. Bees will play with colorful toys. Ants sleep for about 1 minute but they do it so frequently it amounts to a few hours per day. Even trees take breaks.
The only things that work without rest are machines; literally everything that lives requires rest.
EVERYTHING THAT LIVES REQUIRES REST. STOP JUDGING YOURSELF FOR NOT BEING A ROBOT.
robots require very frequent breaks! welding machines generally have it programmed in that they canât run so long they melt themselves. ive overseen two different manufacturing robots now and each of them were fragile, finicky idiots that require constant maintenance and repair. they pause in between moves, in between jobs. youâre always keeping an eye on programming errors, on coolant levels, on heat. youâre always pulling bits of scrap out of joints, sweeping up debris, washing off nozzles and untangling hoses. and even then it snaps a chain and takes a whole morningâs vacation.
even robots need downtime.
[Image ID: Tweet from SpookyBritches Jules (@/ SQLPi) on Oct 12, 2020 reading: Reminder that you are an omnivore, a predator, and a pretty big one at that. You are not a bee or an ant. It is, in fact, normal for you to just want to lay around not producing anything. Youâre a mammal. Stop judging yourself for not being a hive insect. /End ID]
Plain text: Everything that lives requires rest. Stop judging yourself for not being a robot.
Fun fact: by just using imaginary numbers, some Evil Math, and 101 rotating vectors You Can Create a shitty approximation of a fish.
two points of view on math fish
it isn't good art unless it's itself enough to get haters, so
win
it isnât good art
unless itâs itself enough
to get haters, so
Beep boop! I look for accidental haiku posts. Sometimes I mess up.
Hello, tumblr! I saw something on here the other day that worried me, so I decided to Do Science about it. But I can't do it alone: I need your help to build the dataset!
Here's what I need you to do:
If you see a post with a "mature content" label, and it's 2026, DM me a link to the post.
Yes, that's really it.
I am hoping to collect several thousand such posts, so that I have a decent sized dataset. I do not care what the post is about; if it's labeled as "mature content", I want to add it to my dataset.
If I get 10,000 posts in my dataset before August 31st 2026, I will post my preliminary findings then. I won't feel comfortable calling my findings "settled" before 2027, unless I get over 50,000 posts.
Tumblr Science FAQ, round 1
What's your hypothesis, OP?
I am not talking about that unless I have results to share. That would bias the results.
I did write them down and I did share them with a trusted contact who can prove that I wrote them down the same day I made this post. (While I did so before I made this post, I am not sure they will be able to provide proof of that, because I did so on the same day.)
OP are you interested in...?
Do you have to click through to see the post? Does the clickthrough contain the words "mature content"? Then yes.
OP are you interested if the post is about...?
I am interested in the mature content labels, not the content of the post. Is there a clickthrough that contains the words "mature content"? Then yes.
Tumblr Science FAQ, round 2
Should I reblog this for reach?
Yes, please. I felt really silly when I noticed I forgot to include that in the original post.
Is it okay if I send you my own posts?
Yes, those are perfect for what I'm looking for. I actually need to do some processing on a post to make it useful for testing my hypothesis, and this makes it easy.
Are you looking for "potentially mature content" also, or just "mature content"?
I want both, please. Anything that throws up a blocking screen that you have to click through. The distinctions between them are one of the things I am hoping to study.
Does it matter when the post was made originally?
Technically no. There's no way to respond to this without introducing some bias in the results, and I don't want that. However, I do collect some data on a post as part of making it useful to me, and that data is easier to collect if the post is recent.
What if I request content label review on a post after I send it to you?
I need to see the mature content label to be able to use the post. Because the mature content label hides the content of the post, it is very hard to use a post that no longer has a mature content label. You could send me a screenshot, but people could use that to lie to me.
Basically, it's more work for you to make it usable to me.
OP are you a transphobe? It would ruin the experiment for me if you're a transphobe.
I promise I'm not a transphobe and not doing this for transphobic reasons. You should still double-check that I'm not a transphobe for yourself, though. I am not sure that this study will have the useful effects you're hoping for; I am studying something specific, and it may not be what you hope.
The Vampire Lestatâ "The Failures" (1.07)

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i was training a young person at work, and she referred to sexual assault as "SA" out loud, and i immediately was like, "no, it's sexual assault, call it what it is," bc idgaf if the algorithm overlords have taught y'all that you should fear direct language, how tf do any of you expect to ever address real issues with any amount of seriousness if you can't even say the words? imagine an advocate looking a sexual assault survivor in the eyes and asking "did he grape you?" it's absolutely fucking absurd, but these young interns and new hires are coming into an environment where we deal with survivors of all different kinds of abuse, and they're coming with the mindset that the words are as bad as the actions, and that makes them shitty at the job and look juvenile af
i HATE self-censorship for a lot of reasons, but being in crisis work makes it even more frustrating. who are you censoring for? like i am being so fr, WHO are you censoring for? have you even thought it through? people who have been raped know that they have been raped. if someone attempts suicide or is grieving someone who did, saying "sewer slide" isn't going to protect them from any of the feelings. a murder victim's family isn't going to feel better bc you said "unalived" instead of murdered. if anything, it's just extremely invalidating and othering. it's saying "what happened to you is so bad that i won't even say the word," which is NOT trauma-informed care. you are not protecting survivors/victims when you self-censor. the ONLY things you protect when you self-censor are the puritanical ideologies that are being encouraged by rich fascists who want your money and obedience
say the fucking words, guys. just say the goddamn words before i go insane!!!