Hi, I'm Rali and you're watching Jackass!

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their (live!) young gestate for. wait for it. eight to eighteen (??) YEARS. can have up to 10 at a time. good grief.

longest lifespan of any vertebrate, up to five hundred years

toxic flesh

has giant eyes but is usually blind because of a weird little crustacean that's evolved to live on and eat their eyes. this doesn't seem to bother them much.

lives in deep cold water and has the lowest swim speed and tail-beat frequency for its size across all fish species. just generally lives life in extreme slow motion

largest genome of any shark

eats everything including moose and polar bears

While the impacts of ongoing war on the psyche of survivors is extensively studied and documented, resources regarding the experience of the bystander (any person outside of the direct impact zone of conflict) are few and far between. Now, more than ever, with the onset of social media and the implementation of infinite scroll, we are constantly offered difficult pieces of information which change the way we perceive the dangers of our reality.

Over the past few years I've been dealing with intense feelings of guilt regarding my comfortable student lifestyle in Eastern Europe, while much of the world has been burning. I've been feeling powerless in the face of these large-scale ongoing conflicts, and as if none of my monetary contributions have made a difference. It's a very isolating experience, given that many people around me don't seem to want to think about issues which "don't concern them".

This is why I decided to create a small survey with which to explore this topic, together with the question of whether the ordinary person feels they have the power and desire to change something in the world.

The poll will be open until April 15th, at 12:00 UTC +2 o'clock and the results will be used as data for a new independent article.

Do you like answering questions in polls?

Are you 16 or older?

Your opinion matters to me and perhaps the results of the survey can help you feel less alone, too.

PLEASE CONSIDER JOINING MY ANONYMOUS POLL AND REBLOGGING SO THAT WE CAN GET A BIGGER DATA POOL! If you enter your preferred email address at the end, I'll make sure to send you a notification about the results once the survey closes, and once the article gets written :)

While the impacts of ongoing war on the psyche of survivors is extensively studied and documented, resources regarding the experience of the bystander (any person outside of the direct impact zone of conflict) are few and far between. Now, more than ever, with the onset of social media and the implementation of infinite scroll, we are constantly offered difficult pieces of information which change the way we perceive the dangers of our reality.

Over the past few years I've been dealing with intense feelings of guilt regarding my comfortable student lifestyle in Eastern Europe, while much of the world has been burning. I've been feeling powerless in the face of these large-scale ongoing conflicts, and as if none of my monetary contributions have made a difference. It's a very isolating experience, given that many people around me don't seem to want to think about issues which "don't concern them".

This is why I decided to create a small survey with which to explore this topic, together with the question of whether the ordinary person feels they have the power and desire to change something in the world.

The poll will be open until April 15th, at 12:00 UTC +2 o'clock and the results will be used as data for a new independent article.

Do you like answering questions in polls?

Are you 16 or older?

Your opinion matters to me and perhaps the results of the survey can help you feel less alone, too.

PLEASE CONSIDER JOINING MY ANONYMOUS POLL AND REBLOGGING SO THAT WE CAN GET A BIGGER DATA POOL! If you enter your preferred email address at the end, I'll make sure to send you a notification about the results once the survey closes, and once the article gets written :)

While the impacts of ongoing war on the psyche of survivors is extensively studied and documented, resources regarding the experience of the bystander (any person outside of the direct impact zone of conflict) are few and far between. Now, more than ever, with the onset of social media and the implementation of infinite scroll, we are constantly offered difficult pieces of information which change the way we perceive the dangers of our reality.

Over the past few years I've been dealing with intense feelings of guilt regarding my comfortable student lifestyle in Eastern Europe, while much of the world has been burning. I've been feeling powerless in the face of these large-scale ongoing conflicts, and as if none of my monetary contributions have made a difference. It's a very isolating experience, given that many people around me don't seem to want to think about issues which "don't concern them".

This is why I decided to create a small survey with which to explore this topic, together with the question of whether the ordinary person feels they have the power and desire to change something in the world.

The poll will be open until April 15th, at 12:00 UTC +2 o'clock and the results will be used as data for a new independent article.

Do you like answering questions in polls?

Are you 16 or older?

Your opinion matters to me and perhaps the results of the survey can help you feel less alone, too.

PLEASE CONSIDER JOINING MY ANONYMOUS POLL AND REBLOGGING SO THAT WE CAN GET A BIGGER DATA POOL! If you enter your preferred email address at the end, I'll make sure to send you a notification about the results once the survey closes, and once the article gets written :)

While the impacts of ongoing war on the psyche of survivors is extensively studied and documented, resources regarding the experience of the bystander (any person outside of the direct impact zone of conflict) are few and far between. Now, more than ever, with the onset of social media and the implementation of infinite scroll, we are constantly offered difficult pieces of information which change the way we perceive the dangers of our reality.

Over the past few years I've been dealing with intense feelings of guilt regarding my comfortable student lifestyle in Eastern Europe, while much of the world has been burning. I've been feeling powerless in the face of these large-scale ongoing conflicts, and as if none of my monetary contributions have made a difference. It's a very isolating experience, given that many people around me don't seem to want to think about issues which "don't concern them".

This is why I decided to create a small survey with which to explore this topic, together with the question of whether the ordinary person feels they have the power and desire to change something in the world.

The poll will be open until April 15th, at 12:00 UTC +2 o'clock and the results will be used as data for a new independent article.

Do you like answering questions in polls?

Are you 16 or older?

Your opinion matters to me and perhaps the results of the survey can help you feel less alone, too.

PLEASE CONSIDER JOINING MY ANONYMOUS POLL AND REBLOGGING SO THAT WE CAN GET A BIGGER DATA POOL! If you enter your preferred email address at the end, I'll make sure to send you a notification about the results once the survey closes, and once the article gets written :)