Fintan O’Toole: "The videos that expose the administration’s mendacity about its own use of extreme violence against peaceful dissent are themselves products of the courage to show up [and] see for yourself."
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Fintan O’Toole: "The videos that expose the administration’s mendacity about its own use of extreme violence against peaceful dissent are themselves products of the courage to show up [and] see for yourself."
Peter Birkenhead

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Hala Alyan, from The Moon That Turns You Back; "Habituation," publ. 2024
once you were brave and tried new things but now you just like to rewatch those movies, re-listen those same 10 songs, you like to eat a pizza with the same toppings and go on with a day the same way you have been since the past god knows how many years.
mmmm I definitely want to hear more about Habituation.
I don’t have anything written for it that I’m gonna keep because I changed the timeline, but it goes like this:
After choosing to return to the first games, Gihun wakes up not in the player dorm but in a cage.
Ilnam is there and explains he has someone he wants Gihun to meet; he reveals who he is.
Ilnam gives Gihun to Inho, who in this AU has only been Frontman for a few games, and has been giving a lackluster performance of it so far as far as Ilnam is concerned.
Ilnam instructs Inho to train and break Gihun so he can be a source of entertainment for the VIPs. Ilnam wants to further break Inho through this and see him lose what’s left of his humanity.
Inho in this fic used to be a police dog trainer, so we’ll see a lot of specialized knowledge from my own profession as a dog trainer/behavior consultant which I’m excited about :3c
Inho ends up sympathizing with Gihun, who immediately clocks how uncomfortable he is in his role.
They watch the games together (it’ll be the s2 cohort, not the s1 cohort, because I need Hyunju to win) and see the cruelty Ilnam revels in
When the VIPs arrive and Gihun asks Inho to help him exact revenge upon them, he says yes.
It’s still largely in the idea phase and I’ve forbidden myself from starting it until I’ve finished Gihun’s Game, but it’s fun to think about!
Also, shoutout to this post, which helped inspire this WIP.
Is bad to want Gi-Hun to go bad shit crazy? Like… he still keeps his humanity while going bad shit crazy… if that makes sense. Revenge er
Picture by Jort Vanderveen
Yellowstone wolf 1273M sniffs a tripod. The wolf eventually walked away with the tripod in its mouth. Park rangers have started hazing habituated wolves to prevent such close encounters.

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Each one of us is what he pursues and cares for. In everyday terms, we understand ourselves and our existence by way of the activities we pursue and the things we care of.
Martin Heidegger, The Basic Problems of Phenomenology (Studies in Phenomenology & Existential Philosophy).
honestly at this point I don't even care about blocking the bots, it's like looking both ways before crossing the street, just something you do.
guess I'm officially the guy in the park who yells at squirrels
except I'm not mad at them, I'm only mad at the people who feed them every day, continuing the process of their habituation and comfort with humans- which in the end is mortally dangerous to them and not truly impactful to us in the least
the ultimate danger to wildlife is when they're too comfortable with humans