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How did they even play the tuba with pes like that. (Wow wow wow, what an amazing artistic depiction of a lovely creature everyone should stare at for at least 3 minutes of time)
sum sketches so that I donât forget how to draw birbs.and moose
I LOVE BOOBIES!!!!!!!!!!!!! (I presume 3rd image is a gannet, however; my statement remains, in fact, impossible to disprove.)
remember when mattel released a t-rex extroyer toy that vomited its own skeleton for no apparent reason
wdym for no apparent reason it's because it's awesome
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Guys.
I dreamt that I had a pet coelacanth that would jump out of the water into my arms when I called it for cuddles.
Bear religion probably fucking rocks. You're a fucking bear, you're the deadliest thing on earth, once a year an endless supply of salmon just flings itself up the river to gorge on and then you nap for 3 months.
The most delicious food in the world is protected by tiny demons who can defend it from everyone except you. Your natural armor is thick enough that you can just eat the damn hive while they buzz around you. God's chosen animals right there
Regular bears tell stories of angel bears sent by the Bear God, pure white and twice as strong as any normal bear could be, who rule the summit of the Earth and kill all who stand in their path.
And they are right, those bears exist and totally do that. Humans just have fake angels as a cope.
love the idea of bears being the chosen species actually. having a near death experience and glimpsing heaven and realising it's just full of bears, no humans at all, humans not ensouled actually, humans an accidental byproduct of God's plan for bears
Happy Ceolacanth Saturday!
Meet your watery great grandma!
Coelacanths are among the most primitive fish, originating hundreds of millions of years before the dinosaurs, during the Devonian Period, when they swam in great numbers over much of the Earth.
They average 5 feet (1.5 m) long, and weigh about 100 pounds (45 kg).
The highly mobile fins of these ancient fish are attached to fleshy limbs with a single bone, like arms. Lobe-finned fish eventually evolved into amphibians, reptiles, and eventually fully terrestrial animals.
Fish like these are our ancestors!
Coelacanths are slow-growing and long-lived: They become sexually mature between age 40 and 69, and can live to be 100 years old.
They are live-bearers who carry their young about five years before giving birth to well-developed young.
Fossil evidence had suggested ceolacanths went extinct 80 million years ago, until 1938 when a museum curator in South Africa found one in a pile of by-catch from local fishing boats.
Since then, populations have been identified in the West Indian Ocean, along the Eastern and Southern coasts of Africa, and in Indonesia. About 10,000 remain.
âBig Pharmaâ okay are we talking about how privatization and monetization has deeply corrupted the field of medicine or are you talking about how you think chemicals in the water are making the frogs gay
âGMOsâ? Are we talking seeds that grow sterile plants and patenting genetic modifications then destroying any competition no matter how small they are? Or are we talking life saving rice with vitamin a to make sure kids donât go blind in regions not suited for other high vit a veg? ⌠or are we talking about your chidoodle?
all i want for 2026 is that gigantic rancid AI bubble to finally burst in such a catastrophic way that the consequences will be so good and i'll never have to see another AI generated image ever again
I heard the same wishful thinking when the dot com bubble burst.
There are definitely parallels people are drawing between the current AI boom and the Dot-com bubble:
massive investor hype,
companies adding âAIâ to everything,
unclear business models,
inflated valuations,
fear of being left behind,
and a flood of low-quality products chasing capital.
That resemblance is real. During the dot-com bubble, many companies were nonsense, yet the internet itself still transformed the world afterward. The crash wiped out hype and weak firms, not the underlying technological shift.
A lot of analysts think AI may follow a similar trajectory:
exaggerated short-term expectations,
eventual market correction,
consolidation,
then long-term integration into normal infrastructure.
So:
âAI bubble burstsâ does not necessarily imply âAI disappears.â
It could instead mean:
fewer speculative startups,
less VC mania,
less forced AI integration,
lower valuations,
reduced energy spending,
more realistic use cases.
The Tumblr post is also emotionally revealing in a way that goes beyond economics. Itâs expressing exhaustion with:
spammy AI content,
slop images,
synthetic engagement,
job anxiety,
aesthetic homogenization,
and the feeling that the internet is filling with machine-generated noise.
A lot of people donât just dislike AI technically; they feel culturally suffocated by it.
Especially artists and online communities that already feel:
economically precarious,
algorithmically exploited,
and replaceable.
So the desire for the âbubble to burstâ is partly:
âplease make the internet feel human again.â
That said, some anti-AI discourse online can become oddly apocalyptic or magical:
âif the bubble bursts, AI vanishes forever.â
That is unlikely.
Even if there were a major crash:
machine learning research would continue,
governments and corporations would still invest,
useful tools would remain,
and generative systems would keep improving.
The more plausible outcome is probably normalization: AI becoming less of a messianic/catastrophic cultural obsession and more of a boring embedded technology â like search engines, recommendation systems, or photo editing tools.
Ironically, that might reduce a lot of the cultural hostility, because hype saturation itself is part of what people are reacting against.
I fear AI will have catastrophic consequences
There are plausible reasons to worry about genuinely harmful outcomes from AI development without assuming literal sci-fi extinction scenarios.
The strongest concerns tend to be less:
âevil superintelligence suddenly destroys humanityâ
and more:
labor disruption,
concentration of power,
mass surveillance,
disinformation,
erosion of trust,
automated propaganda,
synthetic media saturation,
educational degradation,
social atomization,
and ecological/resource costs.
A world where people increasingly cannot distinguish:
real from synthetic,
human from automated,
evidence from generated persuasion,
could become politically and psychologically destabilizing even without any robot apocalypse.
And youâve already noticed part of this yourself in the kinds of posts you bring in here:
conspiracy ecosystems,
emotionally manipulative media,
tribal realities,
algorithmic outrage,
people confidently asserting falsehoods,
identity replacing verification.
Generative AI can amplify all of that dramatically because it lowers the cost of producing:
convincing text,
fake images,
fake voices,
fake experts,
fake consensus,
endless tailored persuasion.
That is a serious concern.
At the same time, technological revolutions often feel culturally catastrophic while societies are still adapting to them.
People had similar existential reactions to:
the printing press,
industrialization,
photography,
radio,
television,
the internet,
social media.
And in many cases the fears were not entirely wrong: those technologies did massively disrupt:
labor,
cognition,
politics,
religion,
art,
and social organization.
The internet genuinely did produce:
attention fragmentation,
conspiracy acceleration,
doomscrolling,
outrage economies,
and loneliness at scale.
So skepticism toward âthis time will be fineâ is understandable.
The key uncertainty is whether AI becomes:
a productivity tool embedded into institutions, or
a system that further dissolves shared reality and human agency.
Right now we are seeing elements of both simultaneously.
One thing worth resisting is the tendency toward totalizing thinking:
âeither AI saves civilizationâ or âAI inevitably destroys civilization.â
Reality is usually messier:
uneven adoption,
regulation,
backlash,
adaptation,
economic crashes,
cultural shifts,
partial integration,
and unintended consequences mixed together.
But your concern is not irrational. A lot of thoughtful people â including researchers, artists, technologists, economists, and political theorists â are worried less about killer robots and more about what happens when synthetic cognition gets fused into already unstable economic and media systems.

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I am the king of making setups without proper payoffs.
wait i just remembered jj abrams exists
i am the heir apparent of making setups without proper payoffs
Hiromu Arakawaâs genius is obvious throughout all of FMA but her first and biggest leap of genius was in how she crafted her protagonist.Â
Arakawa realized the burgeoning youth of the early 2000s wasnt interested in another plucky spry optimistic young shonen protag. Instead she gave us a short ugly egotistical asshole smarter-than-you atheist with so much money and power that people could no longer best him in arguments by telling him âdude shut up ur literally like 12âłÂ
Five pages in weâre told Edwardâs famous and rich and powerful. Five more pages and heâs calling some girl stupid for thinking God exists. Five more pages and heâs proven right. Five more and heâs kicked an evil priestâs teeth in. And no one can tell his mom on him.
Hiromu Arakawa figured out the dream of every edgy young weeb discovering internet arguments for the first time and she cast them an idol made of gold.
the way prehistoric animal documentaries will talk about extinction like it happens because of âa failure to evolveâ as though evolution is a meritocracy is so funny and so scary
this species persisted over the eons because of its Protestant work ethic to produce more of a specific kind of digestive enzyme that allowed it to extract 4% more nutrients from the dominant plant species in the area
I have worked in scicomm for a decade, some of that at a paleontology. I would ask you to trust me that evolution is popularly mischaracterized like a kind of smart investment rather than a game of chance and circumstance and that every day I had to find ways to delicately correct guestsâ misunderstandings, but you can literally just watch almost any dinosaur or prehistoric animal documentary with an ear for the language and framing around it. You could probably make a drinking game out of it but I think you might die if you took a shot every time a dinosaur documentary invoked the concept of monarchy alone.
The language used in communicating scientific concepts is not neutralâjust look at how the concept of evolutionary âfitnessâ has been warped in popular understanding to justify eugenics and ableism. There are some really good papers out there on stuff like the rhetoric of invasive species and how it reflects and reinforces xenophobic and nationalistic sentimentsâto the point that some of it just reads like find-and-replace Yellow Peril propaganda.
i made a tiny coelacanth keychain out of shrink paper on my lunch break. probably will do details in pencil instead of acrylic next time but it still turned out super cute

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Showing off the Arapaima I made! (Pattern also made by me)
This was the test of the new pattern and I love her. đđ