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Shut Up, I Don’t Care
Oh I hate this so much, incredible job OP
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the cambrian period was like 10 years ago
the cambrarin period was like 3 years ago
the cambrian period is TOMORROW!!!
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Fuck yeah neocambrian time
Guys it's not even August.
"What if we find a way to keep fetuses alive outside the womb" that already exists, it's called the NICU and it took decades of advancements in medical science and technology. it takes an entire team equipped with state of the art technology to keep a fetus alive outside the womb. because it cannot perform basic life-supporting functions like breathing on its own. this isn't an anti-NICU post tbc. I'm actually considering the nicu as an option after going back to school because I really like fetuses and babies, I think they're neat. but the fact remains that it takes an entire team of doctors, nurses, respiratory therapists, and more to keep a micropreemie alive. and most abortions occur even before the point that it becomes possible at all. "viable" doesn't mean ready to be born. it means it is possible to keep it alive thanks to medical science developed by the same "abortionists" whose executions you're always calling for.
also, it's not an "after birth abortion" when they "let" micropreemies die, it's fucking hospice care.
absolutely. and to add onto this, i was a nicu baby, and i was a late term abortion. when i was still in the womb i was dying inside my mother, so they had to induce her extremely prematurely to save our lives. there was a very high chance of me dying because they took me outside of the womb before they knew if i could survive on my own, but the chances of me and my mother dying if i stayed inside her were 100%.
the procedure to remove me is medically and legally a late term abortion. i was aborted, and it saved my life. if they hadn’t aborted me, my mother and i would both be dead, my siblings would have been left with a dead mother, and i would have never even gotten a chance to live a single day. and now, people are being denied this procedure and dying because it’s literally an abortion!! mothers and their babies are being killed because their doctors are not allowed to perform life-saving abortions.
on the same note, my sister was recently denied an abortion. which is to say, cleaning out the already dead fetus after she had a miscarriage from a wanted pregnancy. they refused treatment unless the DEAD fetus was actively killing her, because the procedure to remove it is medically and legally an abortion. they basically said to her “come back when you’re dying of an infection or sepsis or something, until then you just have to bleed out.” my sister could have died from this, people HAVE died from being denied abortions after having a miscarriage. if she was one of these people, my sister would have been dead, my mother would have to live the rest of her life without her daughter, and my nephew would have had to live the rest of his life without a mother.
sick and tired of people saying to me “yeah, but that’s different. you can’t really call those procedures an abortion, they’re not really an abortion.” yes it is. it’s an abortion. any procedure that entails unnaturally removing a fetus and/or baby from the womb before they’re sure it can survive outside of it is an abortion. if it wasn’t, people wouldn’t be being told that, sorry! we can’t do that! you’ll have to come back when you’re already dead. i was aborted, my mother had an abortion when she was pregnant with me, my sister needed an abortion after she had a miscarriage. all of these things are ABORTIONS! and now mothers and babies are being killed, murdered by these anti-abortionist fuckers and the laws they put in place to “save and protect poor, innocent lives!”
the procedure to remove me is medically and legally a late term abortion
read it, now read it again.
this procedure is an abortion from a legal and medical standpoint. laws that target "abortion" include this and more.
miscarriages are abortions ffs
and Shirley Exemptions are no way to protect anything
abortion is healthcare
thank you for bringing up the Shirley exceptions because i think people don't realize when they say "surely that would be an exception" what they're really saying is "surely the doctor would put their ass on the line and risk life in prison for me" which is a pretty bold thing to just assume
if there are going to be exceptions, the legislation needs to clearly lay them out, say which specific procedures are permissible in which specific circumstance. but that would require actually understanding the medical science related to pregnancy so we all know that's not happening
My cousin had a miscarriage and had sepsis. They wouldn't do shit for her in Texas, so she had to cross the board to get it done in Mexico so she yknow, wouldn't die.
They straight up do not care that people have, will, and continue to die. Especially the 'wrong' kinds of people.
And keep in mind the people signing these bills, rich mfs that they are? They'll always ALWAYS have access to getting their mistresses, daughters, anybody THEY want, to get an abortion.
Sickening.

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Lestat and Louis music box! Animation created and rendered in blender (along with the liquid simulations!)
Going for an antique feel with the aged metals and porcelain figures.
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Collared peccary (Dicotyles tajacu/Pecari tajacu) “Javelina aka Collared Peccary” by Larry Lamsa, CC BY 2.0 (x)
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Okay but I love pictures of animals carrying their babies in slightly precarious looking ways, and the baby looks mildly concerned or displeased
Going places with Mama

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a friend's coworker was just diagnosed with immune itp bc he showed up at the ER with bruises and they took his blood and the platelet count was zero. as in none. white blood cells normal. platelets Zero. and apparently his immune system just ate them
as always the human immune system is not beating the "overactive HOA that explodes the whole subdivision bc someone put up a basketball hoop in their driveway" allegations
I really hate that it can just be looking around and go "hmmm I don't like the cut of this guy's jib" and the guy is YOUR OWN BLOOD
I was also reminded recently about the eyes having "immune privilege" meaning your immune system isn't really supposed to Go There bc your eyeball tissue is so delicate that inflammation and higher temperatures would destroy the tissue. so your body is just like. "don't look over there. nothing to be concerned about. nothing to see here" about. your eyes. to prevent your immune system from EXPLODING THE SUBDIVISION
human immune system fascinating (derogatory)
the recent thing where they think that maybe the rise in autoimmune disorders in ""developed"" countries may be due to the fact that our immune systems evolved to deal with a constant parasite load and we don't really have that. so they're just sort of attacking other stuff instead. and then the idea to try and solve this using WORM IMMUNE PROTEINS. is very delightful to me. it's like pretending to throw a ball for your dog. LOOK BOY! WORMS! GO GET IT!!!
True about the worms. Unfortunately, this fact has drifted into the popular understanding of science in a dangerously distorted way: People think it's just "germs" rather than specifically parasites. They think that minor viral infections help keep the immune system tuned correctly.
In fact, that's completely wrong. Our bodies did NOT evolve to endure anything remotely like the constant onslaught of viral pathogens that modern humans endure. It's the combination of few to no parasitic infections and far too many viral infections that increases the incidence of allergies and autoimmune conditions.
But over and over again I hear, "Oh, all these allergies are because we're too clean nowadays, let the kids get colds." Which is like trying to put out a fire by pouring gasoline on it.
oh yes absolutely, people don't understand the difference between 1. parasite load (thing you actually probably don't want your kid to have) 2. exposure to everyday bacteria and fungi present in our environment (good!) 3. exposure to potential food or environmenttal allergens like peanuts etc (also good!) and 4. exposure to viruses (NOT GOOD ACTUALLY)
Oh, yes! Your child should be exposed to as many different foods as possible before the age of 8 months. Yes, 8 months.
Unfortunately, the crunchy moms and even to some extent health authorities keep pushing exclusive breastfeeding for unrealistic periods of time, 6 months or even longer. Babies should be introduced to non-milk foods at 4 months. If they seem disinterested and shove the food back out (tongue thrust reflex) try again in a couple weeks.
Delaying to 6 months is dangerous, especially in exclusively breastfed babies. By 6 months, most babies have outgrown the milk supply, and delaying the introduction of complementary foods will slow growth. Breast milk has very little iron, and the deposits stored in baby's liver before birth will run out after a few months, resulting in anemia. Deficiencies in zinc and Vitamin D are also possible.
Also? Babies need to learn how to eat. There's a window in which their instincts will drive them to at least taste anything they see their older family members eat, but that window closes before age 2, so you really need to take advantage of it.
So, promoting exclusive breastfeeding for six months increases the risk of calorie deficiency, micronutrient deficiency, food allergies and feeding difficulties. But people still promote it because one study 40 years ago in Latin America found that in families without access to clean water and sanitation, delaying complementary foods reduced the risk of dangerous diarrhea. In first-world settings, no benefits have ever been demonstrated.
Yes, I'm still angry about this. I'm going to stay angry until they change the fucking policies.
Lucanis Week Day 1 - Rook's Tarta de Limón
For @datvcompanionweeks' Lucanis week, I've gone rogue. Not only am I not doing a cross-stitch pattern this time (after all, Lucanis is a knitter, not a stitcher, and I don't know how to knit!!) but I'm pretty much taking the day one prompt of "Leisure" and running with it for the whole week! And of course Lucanis loves to do nothing more in his free time than cook for his friends <3
For day one, I've made the special dessert he makes for a tea-loving Rook, Tarta de Limón! This came out soooo well and was so delicious that I'm making it again right away! It is creamy, tangy, and sweet, and also it's no-bake, which is very appreciated in the summer.
I used this recipe, which I have also added under the cut below, because recipe sites are of the devil.
Peter Pound's concept designs for Mad Max: Fury Road.
Cult of the V8!
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“Everybody has experienced the defeat of their lives. Nobody has a life that worked out the way they wanted it to work out. We all begin as the hero of our own dramas, in centre stage, and inevitably life moves us out of centre stage, defeats the hero, overturns the plot and the strategy and we’re left on the sidelines, wondering why we no longer have a part, or want a part, in the whole damn thing. So everybody’s experienced this. When it’s presented to us sweetly, the feeling goes from heart to heart and we feel less isolated and we feel part of the great human chain, which is really involved with the recognition of defeat.”
— Leonard Cohen on why people enjoy listening to melancholy songs. From a BBC radio interview in 2007. (via elviskeepsmypictureinhiswallet)
Reminds me of this
I am convinced if I find the right open-ended tube in this building and blow into it, a resonating BROMMMWWWWWWWMMMM the likes of which has not been heard since the fall of Jericho will shake the entire bitch apart