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Also This Portrays A Lack Of Familiarity With His Work, Even If You Only Think "clean" Books Are Real

also this portrays a lack of familiarity with his work, even if you only think "clean" books are real he's written one of those before; "Straight" came out years ago

real books

daily reminder that 'camp damascus' is not my first 'real' book. erotica books ARE 'real' books. also i am not doing a 'character'. chuck has had to say this with every surge of popularity over last decade and here comes another wave. i am so THANKFUL for this timeline regardless

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2 years ago

Qualifier, *sometimes* you can take out a chunk and everything's fine, most times you take out the chunk and everything isn't fine but you can have exceptions, often there's a collective affect where taking out a chunk is fine so long as you still have other chunks. In biology you learn there are exceptions to every rule, there's even a thing called "the central dogma of molecular biology" that later proved inconsistent. Every month or so I see a post where someone finds an instance where biology is inconsistent and they think "THIS DISCREDITS THIS ENTIRE FIELD" and actually all they found out was it's more nuanced than their high school zoology class. Also for the record, the entire reason science exists is because we don't understand everything, literally the whole point of scientists is they look at stuff we don't know everything about and find out more. "ThEy DoNt EvEn KnOw HoW [bLaNk] WoRkS" yes, that's why we're paying them to figure it out.

It's So Funny To Me That Neuroscientists Just Pretend To Know About The Brain. Apparently You Can Take
It's So Funny To Me That Neuroscientists Just Pretend To Know About The Brain. Apparently You Can Take
It's So Funny To Me That Neuroscientists Just Pretend To Know About The Brain. Apparently You Can Take

It's so funny to me that neuroscientists just pretend to know about the brain. apparently you can take an entire chunk out of the language area and it just works around that. Made up medical field.

2 years ago

tldr; just start planting native ferns from seed and no one will stop you

Stop glorifying the grind for money and start glorifying the grind for reforestation, not even a joke, I'm currently landscaping my hostel with a focus on natives (some non natives that I like) and nobody has said anything because who wants to fight for patchy lawn grass and rocky mud, the thing no body tells you when you move out is you can just plant seeds and small plants and no one will stop you. I literally scavenged sticks and piled them in a rectangle and filled them with dirt to make a garden bed and no one has taken it down or asked questions; it's winter so people think there's just a pile of leaves that was never cleaned up. gonna plant ocean spray and beach roses there and no one's the wiser.

love the woods in winter when everything’s dormant but the mosses are still green and have their spore capsules out. the grind never stops, truly

1 year ago

my character is just "what if a goblin was even more of a little freak"

1st-time dnd players:

barely aware of how characters work so doesn't know what not to do

characters often maybe??? possible but really weird ("can I play as a mimic?")

no optimizing, only vibes (A+, love that)

new-ish to moderately experienced players:

exquisitely detailed backstory and character motivation, possibly with a heroforge design that took 6 hours

digging weird feats out of obscure sourcebooks

character name has 5 layers of meaning

very experienced players:

"this is Grumbo Bungus, he's like if a wizard was Stupid"

2 years ago

I wanted to be a genetic engineer in the second grade and now I'm going to college for it

can everyone reblog with the interest of theirs that was the most intense or continued for the longest because i’m so curious