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Dinosaurs Lately: Episode 1 - Abelisauroidea (Summer 2025)
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Today’s disabled character of the day is Noasaurus from Pablo (TV series), who is autistic
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noasaurus replied to your post “Sometimes assigning "intelligence" can be a form of 'benevo oy9 0...”
I think we're not quite communicating on the same wavelength. I think i get what you're saying, i just got wary when it sounded to me like you said you immediately distrust any group painted as intelligent
ahh, you’re talking about when white non-Jewish folks imply intelligence of other groups with a “scheming”/conspiracy theory connotation, yeah that’s also a gross-ass thing.
to clarify-- I don’t distrust groups painted as intelligent by others, I distrust when someone is strongly equating intelligence with goodness or virtue, which in my experience, especially in the context of technologically literate white men describing other technologically literate white men, usually correlates with a belief in eugenics and/or broader white supremacy
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"The Dinosaur Data Book" (1990) p. 117 by Babbletrish Via Flickr: Selected strange illustrations from The Dinosaur Data Book published circa 1990 by The Diagram Group. Illustrators include Grahame Rosewarne, Ashley Best, Darren Bennett, Brian Hewson, Pavel Kostal, Lee Lawrence, Paul McCauley, Philip Patenall, and Micky Pledge (whew). If you hate the fact that velociraptors had feathers, Noasaurus (an early Abelisaur who strongly converged on them) is here for you.
Artistic depiction of a herd of Saltasaurus, alongside a pack of Quilmesaurus and a pair of Noasaurus.
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noasaurus replied to your post :Im bout to be up all night who is also staying up?
Unless you have something due tomorrow you should go to bed!
i actually have 3 things due tommorrow for the same class, hence the desperation and one of them i to make sure i graduate on time tbh
noasaurus replied to your post: do you know how much i’d be able to accomplish if...
Same!!! Same
thank you for having the same problem at least i am not alone
noasaurus said: Came for invader zim content, stayed for cool art and opinions and also Friendship Sorry for answering late but gay thank you this is so sweet!!!!
