yesterdaysprint:
“Good Morning by the Daily Mirror, England, April 4, 1944
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yesterdaysprint:

Good Morning by the Daily Mirror, England, April 4, 1944

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ellipsea:

ronan, a three year old baby: come play games with me

declan, a five year old adult: Selfish of you. While you’re gallivanting I’ll be managing father’s tax evasion scheme, pretending that cleaning up dream-object messes is just pick-up sticks with mother, and staying conscious and alert twenty-four-seven to make sure you don’t manifest a wendigo in the house because of a bedtime story you read.

ronan: boring. bird time

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officialunitedstates:

Give a man a fish and you feed him for a day.  Teach a man to fish and you feed him for a lifetime.  Teach a man wildlife conservation and his children will be able to eat fish too.

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winterswake:

That’s all it is, Miles…
a leap of faith. [insp]

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momo-de-avis:

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Huh…

This is Matrix in a matrix read this shit because it’s talking about how Bandersnatch can be used to create an even more complex user profile depending on how you interacted with the movie, what choices you picked, and how many times you went through a certain path….IM SHOOK

black mirror becomes its worst nightmare

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Rats will go to great lengths to earn a pellet of sugar, and even more so when on the right kinds of drugs.

lolmythesis:

Neuroscience, University of California, Los Angeles

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Rocks that are next to each other in Massachusetts now were also next to each other 400 million years ago.

lolmythesis:

Geology, Amherst College

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Using flash-cameras set up in the wild to count how many animals are in an area is a bad idea because bright flashes at night scare animals.

lolmythesis:

Biology, Stanford

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