I'm the Reverend Doctor Wrath, and this is some sort of a blog! Some folks seem to think I'm pretty neat, and I'm the best in the world at keeping staff paper in a camera shot. Follow for whatever I feel like reblogging, a lot of stuff in the tags, and the occasional fun with the english language. She or They series pronouns, mid 30s, located in California somewhere. Unless the tags say otherwise, anything is rebloggable if you want and the tags are always quotable. Header by Laurie Raye
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oh also a girl in my class found out that I illustrate, and asked if she could commission me for a pet portrait. so I said "sorry, I don't do commissions, but I can give you a free ink sketch." and then the next class I showed up with the sketch and she said "I love this. so why don't you do commissions? I can't commission you?" and I said sorry, just a bit busy. and then she went to grab something from her bag and gave it to me and said "here is a crystal charged under the full moon," and I didn't know what to say so I was just like "oh, okay thanks. thank you."
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reblog this and put in the tags something you watched that terrified you as a child. i was so scared of the hot sauce in spongebob that i refused to be in the room when it was on
#That scene in the Mummy where the scarab beetles go under that guy's skin#I did not care for it one bit#I watched it again as an adult and I still didn't like it but could cope a lot better and the rest of the movie rules#But Under Skin stuff gets to me and the extra level of it moving doubles the effect
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#Born too late to leak classified intel on War Thunder#Born too early to leak classified intel on War Thunder#Born just in time to leak classified intel on War Thunder
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"I asked ChatGPT—"
Cool well I asked my cousin's seven-year-old and her response was to make a fart sound with her hands, so I guess we ultimately gained an equivalent amount of knowledge, huh.
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I'm bored, so it's time for temperature scale discourse. I have developed, thanks to three generations of scientific inquiry, the perfect and most correctest opinion on the topic which is this:
People have a pretty good intuition for the one they're raised with and can also be trained to have good intuition for other systems. The first and foremost thing people have an intuitive understanding for is if it's hot or cold or somewhere in between, they learn that significantly before they even know what a number is.
Especially with some practice, people can get a very good intuitive sense of linear scales, so if you then attach those two feelings to *any* numbers, tell people it represents hot and cold, and then give them practice with it, say by having them grow up in a society that constantly uses the specific numbers, they'll get a pretty good intuition for what the numbers translate to, temperature feeling-wise.
So really, there's not an objectively better system between C and F, it's just a question of which you're used to and if you wanted to spend a few years using the other you'd be used to that one enough to have about as good an intuition as you do for the one you're used to now.
Also Kelvin is the objectively best temperature unit system.
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I'm bored, so it's time for temperature scale discourse. I have developed, thanks to three generations of scientific inquiry, the perfect and most correctest opinion on the topic which is this:
People have a pretty good intuition for the one they're raised with and can also be trained to have good intuition for other systems. The first and foremost thing people have an intuitive understanding for is if it's hot or cold or somewhere in between, they learn that significantly before they even know what a number is.
Especially with some practice, people can get a very good intuitive sense of linear scales, so if you then attach those two feelings to *any* numbers, tell people it represents hot and cold, and then give them practice with it, say by having them grow up in a society that constantly uses the specific numbers, they'll get a pretty good intuition for what the numbers translate to, temperature feeling-wise.
So really, there's not an objectively better system between C and F, it's just a question of which you're used to and if you wanted to spend a few years using the other you'd be used to that one enough to have about as good an intuition as you do for the one you're used to now.
Also Kelvin is the objectively best temperature unit system.
#I spent a few years with my weather app reporting in C just to get a better sense for it#IDK I used to have other arguments about this and I've also heard other arguments about this#but none of them stand up to being beaten out by this extremely strong heuristic position on it#Which says people like what they're used to#Anyhow Kelvin starts from actual zero!#It's the only one with a physically meaningful starting point that isn't Rankine which I guess would be fine if I were used to it#But no one uses Rankine and they're correct not to#Scientists are trained in scientific units even here in the US because we need to be able to publish understandably to the rest of the worl#And so the only group of people who might find use in Rankine use Kelvin instead#(By three generations I mean that my grandpa and my mom and I are all scientists although dad's dad not mom's dad so it's not linear)
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The US Supreme Court is fundamentally illegitimate if they cannot read the plain text of the constitution and make rulings consistent with it. There is no legitimacy of that court that does not derive from the constitution itself, and therefore if they are unwilling to abide by it that legitimacy is forfeit.
#If they cannot and will not protect the basic rights to due process they are not a legitimate judicial body#It's extremely simple when thought about that way#These are extremely fundamental common law rights that have existed longer than our country#So a judge who is younger than them throwing that out because Leonard Leo said so is unacceptable#Any court that draws its legitimacy from such a legal structure cannot violate it and hope to stand
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drawing people i see in the city (49/?) i found out only later that pokemon card packs don't actually have those serrated edges… i thought about fixing it, but i felt it was more interesting to document this lapse in my memory than to act like i got infallible recall
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What do you mean all my problems can't be solved by cleaving things in twain with an ancient mighty blade. You're sounding awful cleavable right now.
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This may be the worst use of LLMs anyone has attempted, ever. Up there with recognizing mushrooms.
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