the fact about butterflies/caterpillars must be one of the most fascinating things i’ve heard in a while
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the fact about butterflies/caterpillars must be one of the most fascinating things i’ve heard in a while
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I respect son right here.
much love
OH MY GOD! Angel!
Awww. Future husband man!
That made me tear up. We need more great human beings like him. I hope he raises his children with the same ideologies. I feel a little better about the world tonight.
but…but…i thought all young men of color are violent threats to society?
mad respect yo
wow. this is heartwarming
that was beautiful.
Right on time. Right. On. Time. Yes, there IS a Santa Claus, Virginia. *sniffle*
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-Baratunde Thurston, featured on The Nerdist podcast, referencing Eli Pariser on the dangers of homophily.
Eli Pariser, “The Filter Bubble” Ted Talk: http://www.ted.com/talks/eli_pariser_beware_online_filter_bubbles.html
The Nerdist Podcast: http://www.nerdist.com/2012/03/nerdist-podcast-baratunde/
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Ok so April and I have been seeing all these COMPLAINTS about how “unrealistic” and “sexist” comic books are in the way they portray women and their bodies.
WELL we have decided that you are all crazy feminists and there is nothing wrong with how women are drawn in comic books.
So to prove this we have decided to show you that not only are women portrayed realistically in comics, but we do most of these so called “impossible” and “ridiculous” poses on a daily basis just by naturally going about our buisness.
And if THIS doesn’t convince you, just wait ‘til next week! We plan to post a new picture each Wednesday and friday. And if you think that this is some sort of joke or that this is not how we perform tasks on a daily basis, then fuck you! You don’t know our lives.
We DEFY you to find a pose that we don’t do on normal, average day…..come at us bro!
So on the front cover of my town’s local paper, there are two stories about groups of students at the local high school. There’s a story about the National Honour Society inductees, almost all of whom are white or Palestinian. Then there’s a story about a forgery ring, and all of the students…
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AHHH! i want one!
Speaking of fairly innovative things, the Lytro — launched in full today after a tease a few months back that got people excited — just turned the idea of a camera totally on its head. Those long, rectangular things? That’s the camera. No need to put it up to your eye, because, being a light-field camera, it can focus the shot after the fact. And the price point? A fairly cheap $399. That’s what we call radical reinvention, friends. Is this company the Kodak of the 21st century, or something else? We’re totally curious.
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Note: I saw a poorly-designed version of this floating around, so I made one with pretentious-designer-approved Helvetica and some higher resolution photos. The content here is not original.