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what-even-is-thiss:

what-even-is-thiss:

what-even-is-thiss:

Plato makes up Atlantis as an allegory and over 2,000 years later people are still looking for it. You might as well be looking for Narnia.

Plato: Luxury and unlimited power are forces that corrupt human beings and lead them to being colonialist and stupid. The gods will punish Athens if we continue to exploit others for our own gain. I have invented this society as a parable to illustrate my point because I tend to use metaphor for a lot of things.

Everyone: But where are you hiding it though

Plato: I’ve purposefully included details like a mud shoal west of Iberia that doesn’t exist and references to a volcanic eruption that we all have cultural memory of as an obvious indication that I made this up. Are you paying attention? It’s a metaphor. I’m using literary references. You can go west of Iberia yourself. It’s not there. I explained where it is and it’s not there. You all know it’s not there. Please stop it with the luxury and exploitation. That’s my main point here.

Everyone: Yeah but where is it though

aviatrix-ash:

Hey trans friends in the US, has your state made it difficult or next to impossible to get the healthcare you need? Can’t afford to leave home and/or want to stay and fight? Yah me too.

Well I know of many, many sky friends spread throughout the us who would like to go on a free little weekend sky adventure. :]

Check em out and chat about em with even more friends.

Ps: they also help those with uteruses go on a safe vaycay too ✨️✨️

The pilots giving a hand are highly experienced professionals(unlike me, I’m still a newbie😅), most who fly the big planes for work also own little planes either for fun &/or to keep up their skills. Pilots often use their little birds to hop around to visit friends far away anyways, so what’s a few more flights to a friend in need?

aviatrix-ash:

Hey trans friends in the US, has your state made it difficult or next to impossible to get the healthcare you need? Can’t afford to leave home and/or want to stay and fight? Yah me too.

Well I know of many, many sky friends spread throughout the us who would like to go on a free little weekend sky adventure. :]

Check em out and chat about em with even more friends.

Ps: they also help those with uteruses go on a safe vaycay too ✨️✨️

The pilots giving a hand are highly experienced professionals(unlike me, I’m still a newbie😅), most who fly the big planes for work also own little planes either for fun &/or to keep up their skills. Pilots often use their little birds to hop around to visit friends far away anyways, so what’s a few more flights to a friend in need?

cptn-holt:

spiderbloke:

pov ur about to become a victim of medical malpractice

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pov ur about to become a victim of a home invasion

cptn-holt:

spiderbloke:

pov ur about to become a victim of medical malpractice

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pov ur about to become a victim of a home invasion

ariel-s-awesome:

gorgug:

rhymebeat:

What I like about this comic is that it doesn’t “trivialize” mental health problems in and of themselves. It’s clear that the koala IS genuinely traumatized by what’s happened. But it does emphasize that the mental health problems are a symptom of some real tangible problem that needs to be dealt with immediately.

[Image ID: A comic drawing featuring a koala and two humans all in what used to be a forest. All the trees have been chopped down and only the stumps are left. The koala is clinging to one of the stumps and trembling with a terrified look on its face. The two humans are standing next to it. One of them is pointing at the Koala and saying, “This young koala has a mental health problem,” and the other person is taking notes down on a notepad. End ID.]

@mental-autopsy

Non-Australians not realising this comic is actually about the recent approval of logging one of the last remaining koala habitats in Australia

ariel-s-awesome:

gorgug:

rhymebeat:

What I like about this comic is that it doesn’t “trivialize” mental health problems in and of themselves. It’s clear that the koala IS genuinely traumatized by what’s happened. But it does emphasize that the mental health problems are a symptom of some real tangible problem that needs to be dealt with immediately.

[Image ID: A comic drawing featuring a koala and two humans all in what used to be a forest. All the trees have been chopped down and only the stumps are left. The koala is clinging to one of the stumps and trembling with a terrified look on its face. The two humans are standing next to it. One of them is pointing at the Koala and saying, “This young koala has a mental health problem,” and the other person is taking notes down on a notepad. End ID.]

@mental-autopsy

Non-Australians not realising this comic is actually about the recent approval of logging one of the last remaining koala habitats in Australia

queermasculine:

queermasculine:

butches are always saying shit like “been getting really into belts recently”

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me listening to butches talk about their favorite pliers and wallets and leather boots and bolo ties

Jason Segel in character as Marshall, from the terribly written but occasionally very well acted 2000s sitcom How I Met Your Mother, hugging the corner of the couch he's sort of hiding behind while he gazes lovingly and in open awe at someone off camera. He coyly hides his mouth behind the couch but it only makes him seem more like a bisexual silver screen siren ca. 1931, gender inclusive, femme dangereuse. marlene dietrich comes to mind. anyway the show sucksALT

Originally posted by mpilgrimx

warda-remixee:

boomboxsupernova:

situationist marxism is marxism that takes situations into account

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warda-remixee:

boomboxsupernova:

situationist marxism is marxism that takes situations into account

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xipiti:

discodeerdiary:

noneedtofearorhope:

“ The odds of guessing a four-digit passcode are 1 in 10,000, and tools have been used to crack iPhone codes in the past. Apple says the chances of someone having a similar enough fingerprint to unlock a person’s phone is 1 in 50,000, and a similar enough random face tricking Face ID is 1 in 1,000,000 “

that’s a really funny way of framing it, to make it look like passcodes are weak. you know what’s twice as good as the odds given for fingerprints? a 5 digit passcode! what’s equal to the odds given for Face ID? a 6 digit passcode! every time you add a digit, you multply those odds by 10.

and that’s assuming simple numeric passcodes. the odds of guessing a 4 digit, case-sensitive, alphanumeric passcode would be a 1 in 14.7 million. 5 digits is over 1 in 916 million, 6 digit is 1 in 56.8 billion. if you throw in 32 common symbols, we get 1 in 78 million, 1 in 7.3 billion, and 1 in 689 billion. those numbers climb pretty quickly the more digits you add.

i know these aren’t the only issues with passcodes (like 24% of americans using a variation of just 8 common passcodes), but if you’re trying to push people to biometrics i guess you wouldn’t really care for that nuance anyway

Also my preference for passcodes over biometrics has nothing to do with criminals accessing my phone and everything to do with the laws in the United States where police cannot compel me to enter a code but they can compel me to unlock my phone with a fingerprint

☝️☝️☝️

xipiti:

discodeerdiary:

noneedtofearorhope:

“ The odds of guessing a four-digit passcode are 1 in 10,000, and tools have been used to crack iPhone codes in the past. Apple says the chances of someone having a similar enough fingerprint to unlock a person’s phone is 1 in 50,000, and a similar enough random face tricking Face ID is 1 in 1,000,000 “

that’s a really funny way of framing it, to make it look like passcodes are weak. you know what’s twice as good as the odds given for fingerprints? a 5 digit passcode! what’s equal to the odds given for Face ID? a 6 digit passcode! every time you add a digit, you multply those odds by 10.

and that’s assuming simple numeric passcodes. the odds of guessing a 4 digit, case-sensitive, alphanumeric passcode would be a 1 in 14.7 million. 5 digits is over 1 in 916 million, 6 digit is 1 in 56.8 billion. if you throw in 32 common symbols, we get 1 in 78 million, 1 in 7.3 billion, and 1 in 689 billion. those numbers climb pretty quickly the more digits you add.

i know these aren’t the only issues with passcodes (like 24% of americans using a variation of just 8 common passcodes), but if you’re trying to push people to biometrics i guess you wouldn’t really care for that nuance anyway

Also my preference for passcodes over biometrics has nothing to do with criminals accessing my phone and everything to do with the laws in the United States where police cannot compel me to enter a code but they can compel me to unlock my phone with a fingerprint

☝️☝️☝️

ambassadorquark:

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i kinda want him NGL