Armsmaster? More like Gomez Addams

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See, that’s what the app is perfect for.

Sounds perfect Wahhhh, I don’t wanna
sevastiel
silence-of-autumn42

"The romantic undertones of the Adis/Operator interactions made me uncomfortable!" Thats...the point? It's meant to be uncomfortable. It's a representation about how the connections between people, especially those seen as less independent (read: disabled, children, both), are used as tools by those in power to further their own ends. It's a classical tale of political marriage. Two people, who don't want to be married and don't really understand the implications of it, being forced into a situation as a symbol of an agreement or an alliance to fulfill other people's whims. It's a case of our autonomy being violated, and when the one thing that would have allowed us to live with that violation, to cope with it, is taken away, we lash out. Our support structure (cause Margulis was, frankly, a terrible mother) was taken out from underneath us, and we lashed out in response.

sevastiel
goawfma

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i feel like we don’t talk about things like this enough

blatterpussbunnyfromhell

Moroccan architecture (specifically, amazigh from Chefchaouen)

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Post-colonial Algerian architecture (Algiers and Constantine):

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Mozabite architecture (from Ghardaia, Algeria):

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armsmaster-mando

Holy cow, they’re beautiful

holy cow this is neat beautiful architecture unknown architecture not unconventional just not well publicized I think that's the right word? point is it's not spread around very much
sevastiel
sea-salted-wolverine

For those who need to hear it. To be ten pounds overweight is barely noticeable. To be ten pounds underweight is cause for concern if not outright alarm.

The primary health impact of being fifty pounds overweight is medical neglect. The primary health impact of being fifty pounds underweight is organ failure.

Skinny =/= healthy. You can not underfeed yourself into balanced nutrition. You can not subtract your way towards a healthy diet. You can not exercise all the spare calories off because bomb calorimetery is a joke of a scientific model that would have been laughed out of any other field.

sevastiel

Also. Being underweight is just. Awful.

Wanna feel tired All the time? Thirsty all the time? Wanna stop being able to regulate your body temperature? Wanna be hungry forever and never feel like you can eat enough bc your stomach gets too full too fast, and empties in 20 minutes? Wanna have to change what and how you wear things bc you dont have the body fat to protect your bones and organs, so even slight pressure and weight causes serious pain? Wanna not be able to lay down easily because your bones have no padding and your body contorts? Wanna be at constant risk of illness bc you lack the energy to fight it off? Wanna have every slight touch to your abdomen hurt So bad? Wanna strike strangers with the consistent grandmotherly urge to feed you soup?

Try being Clinically Underweight! Itll do it to ya! You’ll still dislike how you look but now with the added benefit of being too damn tired to do anything about it anymore!

sevastiel
thegreatyin

hey, yeah, quick warframe lore question, why is the tower made of meat?

theterribletenno

In the outbreak of the Old War the Sentients used their machine nature to craft viruses that overrode control of most mechanical systems. So the Orokin had to rapidly rebuild all of their infrastructure using technocyte; organic nano machines. So now every time you look at a piece of Orokin technology there's meat inside.

sevastiel

:point_up: this is correct. Additionally, orokin towers, made of flesh, were capable of supplying Kuva due to having some connection to the void before the orokin really knew what the void was. They may have been made out of meat for faaarrrr longer, since post the radiation wars on earth, (right after 1999 era) humanity had to learn how to do genetic manipulation REALLY Fast, iirc.

titanium-curly-fry
cooking-with-hailstones

Listen if the study of ancient humans doesn’t make you at least a little bit emotional idk what to say.

I started crying today at the museum because they had reconstructed the shoes of Otzi the iceman.

a reconstruction of the shoe worn by otzi the ice man. it is made of an outer layer of bear leather with the back half made of knotted twine, stuffed with dried grass

Either he or someone he knew who cared about him made these shoes out of grass and bear skin and twine and he was wearing them when he died over five thousand years ago.

And a Czech researcher and his students did reconstructions of these shoes and wore them to the same place where he died to test them out and they were like yep! These shoes are really cozy and comfy and didn’t give us blisters while hiking!

Is that not just the coolest shit ever????

netherworldpost

(Quietly, with love) We will remember your bread, we will remember your dog, we will remember your shoes

(Quietly, with anger) We will remember your copper

titanium-curly-fry

was at lunch with a friend a few weeks ago talking about Onfim (Russian schoolboy who drew on his homework around the 13th century) and she said “Yeah? That’s just human nature?”

YEAH IT IS THAT’S THE POINT WE’RE HUMANS WE’RE HUMANS AND WE’VE ALWAYS BEEN HUMANS FROM BABY HANDPRINTS IN CAVES WHERE BIG PEOPLE WOULD’VE HAD TO PICK THEM UP AND HELP THEM TO THE LOVE WORK INTO OTZI’S SHOES TO SILLY GRAFFITI IN POMPEII. WE’RE HUMANS AND WE WERE MADE THIS WAY TO MAKE ART AND SKNG AND DANCE AND LIVE. THAT’S THE THESIS GOD MADE US LIKE THIS AND YOU CAN TRACE THE WONDER THAT IS HUMANITY ACROSS THE WORLD AND THE MILLENIA. IT’S SO COOL


i like archaeology.

(also note the continuing dedication to Ea-Nasir. Excellent choice on everyone’s part to discuss sub-par copper)

irrepressible-domovoy
rikaklassen

“There is a cyborg hierarchy. They like us best with bionic arms and legs. They like us Deaf with hearing aids, though they prefer cochlear implants. It would be an affront to ask the Hearing to learn sign language. Instead they wish for us to lose our language, abandon our culture, and consider ourselves cured. They like exoskeletons, which none of us use. They don’t count as cyborgs those of us who wear pacemakers or go to dialysis. Nor do they count those of us kept alive by machines, those of us made ambulatory by wheelchairs, those of us on biologics or antidepressants. They want us shiny and metallic and in their image.”

― Alice Wong, Disability Visibility: First-Person Stories from the Twenty-first Century

Source: disabilityvisibilityproject.com