Inte superhjälte - bara lärare...

The first published study about climate change (that I am aware of-- feel free to point out if there's an older one) is an 1896 paper by Svante Arrhenius. He pointed out the link between the greenhouse effect and changes in atmospheric CO2.

Plate tectonics, which the geoscience community now recognizes as near indisputable, was a fringe theory until about the 1960s.

it is our differences which make us dearer to one another

it is never too late to start loving

the enemy is not the foreigner, but the ones who tell you to hate the foreigner

everyone should have food, shelter, and work

everything is a yin and yang metaphor if you try hard enough

Time by prayer (stir for three Our Father's)

Time by kitchen or cleaning song (let rest for one mother goose)

Time by chore (bake while hanging one basket of laundry)

Measure by body part (one thumb of ginger, minced; a bunch the size of wrist; a pinky length of cinnamon, shaved; an onion the size of a fist; one palm's scoop of flour to two cupped hands of water)

Measure by pour distance (steady pour oil from the family decanter at an even pour from navel to head or approximately five seconds)

By plant parts (cloves of garlic, leaves, sprigs, etc.)

An heirloom "measuring" cup ratio (1:2 flour to water for pasta/pierogi dough that refers to the blue glass cup, no one knows where it came from; or must be measured in grandma's old tin bowl, no one has found a similar sized replacement)

Final yields by family dishes (makes one glass dish or two ceramics; makes three tins, casserole dish—is that a 9x13 or other size? You won't know until it fits or overflows!)

There's something so romantic and nostalgic about it and I just whipped up an old family recipe without a single thought for measuring while my fiancé, a scientist, said he understands why we never make food together 😅

Jag är 100% normal jag lovar mhm definitivt normal

Jag skulle kunna förklara kontexten bakom detta men a) palla b) jag kommer inte att göra det så fuck you

Nej jag skämtar bara

Eller??

As an example, a lot of groups claim to be “pro-women”, when in reality they are actually anti-trans. Their goal is not to uplift women, it’s to harass and criminalize trans people.

male audiences will happily watch a dozen superhero shows, but then something like Agent Carter or Supergirl turn up and they’re panned from the first trailer and have to struggle for ratings. male audiences will watch countless installments of a franchise as long as it’s about men doing man things but the second a character like Rey or Furiosa or god forbid four entire female Ghostbusters steps up and takes a position of prominence it’s “pandering sjw bullshit”.

this isn’t like… an opinion I’m pulling out of my ass here? this starts where earlier than tv shows and hollywood blockbusters, when all the kids in a class are reading Harry Potter or Percy Jackson or Eragon o Lord of the Rings or Maze Runner or whatever the hip book is right now. the books like that, the ones that become popular reading, are overwhelmingly about male leads, because male is still considered the default. 

there’s a split in YA literature, between books that are “for everyone” and “for girls”, and that’s honestly the entire issue in a tiny little box right there. stories about men are supposed to be accessible for everyone, but stories about girls are seen as 1.) inherently for women and 2.) something that only women will care about.

men grow up in a society that doesn’t make them go out of their way to get into the heads of women and empathize with then. historically it’s been very easy for men to not engage with female-led media if they don’t want to, whereas (like someone else commented on this post) girls and women have had very little choice in the past because everything was about men. we didn’t even question it.

and now the women are arriving in mainstream media in ways that say they’re important and they matter and

small (or sometimes not so small) but loud-enough-to-be-acknowledged groups of men lose. their. shit.

because they think there’s something inherently Not For Them about a woman’s story, and they never learned how to deal with it.