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A very long time ago, I worked on a short as a group project for a digital animation class. I'm proud of the result, but I didn't do enough to make myself stand out (that, and my demo reel got lost in the mail once). I don't regret turning away from that road to pursue VR, though.
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The “risk of death” measurement; micromort - WTF fun fact
Micromort is the chapbook I made for my creative writing class. My first publication is finally ready for distribution! 📖
Information... (rest of title obscured); library card art, 1 of 3 in a set. A one in a million chance of being killed is called a micromort. #etsy #library #librarycardart #micromort #risk
gotta go separate those pistachios real quick D:
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I am doing a math project on the micromort and I am so excited!
The poster board continues to fill...now the animals are joined by Micromort the little Reaper and Nanovie the Angel.
TIL that a 'micromort' is a unit given to the amount of times a person will die out of a million tries
For example, going skydiving is 7 micromorts, meaning that there is a 7/1,000,000 chance that a person will die per jump. Source: Quite Interesting
