#Deep Search Google

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[stealingpotatoes]

Your "let's never read legends and make up what happens in it" plan is extremely valid, actually.

I'm curious to see what you make of the fact that one time Aurra Sing lost a fight to Jacen Solo's five-year-old daughter Allana.

i was gonna say this is a new level of Wild even for legends, but come to think of it, 5yo jedi vs geriatric bounty hunter is pretty much a fair matchup when you think about it

[blakbonnet]

quite a week where first you find out that a well respected blogger who has built their reputation on being black and talking about poc issues is actually racefaking 💕not just racefaking but also doing virtual/digital blackface (picrew) 💕and then you think you'll confront them privately since he's still a trans man and doxxing is the most heinous thing invented on the internet but 💕 that entire research and restraint is shat on by them coming out and saying that they're life threateningly ill 💕 so you go to bed but wake up to a brand new fandom account that looks an awful lot like a sock fursona :)))

edit: atticus has deleted his account

[girlbossvicvega]

good morning.

[paintingpuff]

I have been Assigned Anglerfish by Tumblr

bonus:

[getthembees]

Absolute universe batgirls is fun to consider. Cass being raised by Shiva could be a fun premise sorta like Diana being raised by Circe but I’m not sure for Steph maybe her have a strong relationship with her dad ?

i’m assuming this is in response to me asking for other ppl to chime in on the absolute cass/steph/harper ask so other anon i hope you see this!!!! i’m gonna be so fr with everyone i know so little about the absolute universe i have 0 authority to chime in on this i’m just gonna assume this is a solid idea

[askchilchuck]

what are your thoughts on communism?

It’s not a terrible concept, but it does have its flaws. For one, it’s incredibly difficult to upkeep for larger countries. I also don’t particularly like the idea of others being entitled to my home and belongings without asking. The community aspects of it are nice, but there’s got to be a way to benefit from the community aspects, while still maintaining everyone’s individuality and respecting each other…

[asurrogateblog]

Btw what would you recommend to watch or read as a starter for understanding Pink Floyd lore?

I would definitely start off with these two books:

Comfortably Numb: The Inside Story of Pink Floyd by Mark Blake

and

Inside Out: A Personal History of Pink Floyd by Nick Mason (<3)

I cannot tell you how many posts I've made that are derived from passages of these two books. Nick has the benefit of having been there, and he has sense of humor that literally made me laugh out loud many times while reading it, but Mark Blake has a bit more of an objective stance on events and adds details that nick wasn't willing to (such as their coke use in the 80's). They offer a good balance.

You can access pdfs of both of them here:

As for videos I'll defer to others' recommendations in terms of broader-scope floyd lore (e.g., a good documentary that's well-balanced and not weird about syd – any recs?).

The obvious answer would be to make sure you watch Live at Pompeii early on, or at least the accompanying interviews because that's where a LOT of the memes come from. (in general, the benefit of being a pink floyd fan is that they avoided the media so much that it doesn't actually take that long to catch up with Actual Footage of them – at least from while the band was active)

[perrypixel]

At what point you were convinced 100% that shourtney wedding is real

I'm so curious so please rb and comment your thoughts bc I'm dying to know

[artsyrosie]

just started another one of my looney tunes merchandise internet deep dives and uh. i didn't realize there is an amazon employee symbol.

thinking about dafpork on the clock again, are we?

[wasabikitcat]

I know we all hate Fandom Wiki when it comes to it's usage as an actual wiki for various media because the website design is dog shit, but I feel like we need to at least respect it for it's role as a complete Wild West for 8 year olds on the internet to create elaborate fanons for their ideas about theoretical reboots and spinoffs and video game tie-ins of random kids shows. They're out there making full show bibles and scripts and 5 year business plans for their spin-offs of Fairly Oddparents and Veggietales for no one but themselves, just as god intended the internet to be used for. We need to design a better website for them to put this shit on because it's a shame that Fandom has a stranglehold on the market of entire wikis made exclusively for things that are entirely made up and only exist in the brains of like 3 random kids on the internet.

[comradeboyhalo]

huh. wonder if bad saw all this and chose 9600 bc to refer to a catastrophe his character created...

[quaranmine]

Missing 411 guy?

David Paulides, the guy who is the creator of "Missing 411" which is basically a conspiracy about suspicious clusters of people going missing in National Parks in the United States. He is also the bane of my existence for the past year as someone who is researching a story about someone who goes missing in a National Forest.

To start with, if you've ever been even on the fringes of "irl spooky stuff" videos on YouTube, you might have encountered this. There are a lot of youtubers and podcasters who cover this guy's content without understanding What and Who they are giving platform to. Sometimes, people don't even mention him but will relate the cases that he covers in his books or use the same conspiracy points as him. I would not be suprised if you watched a Buzzfeed Unsolved/Watcher video (which are fine btw) and then got recommended something related to Missing 411 in the sidebar since it's a similar genre. It's super popular to the point where its outgrown its creator. I can't stress enough that many of you have probably encountered this content, at least in passing, without knowing what it was.

So to recap, Missing 411 documents cases of real-life people who have disappeared or been found dead in national parks, national forests, etc and claims that these cases are unusual and mysterious. It frequently talks about missing person "clusters" and things like that. There is often an overt, if not outrightly stated, implication that something supernatural, crpytid, or UFO/alien related was involved. For starters, David Paulides has written a ton of books trying to prove the existence of bigfoot. Now, I have no issues with people believing in bigfoot, or cryptids, or aliens, but I do have an issue with people co-opting real life tragedies and twisting information to push this as conspiracy. I simply do not think it is helpful or respectful to talk about missing and dead people (and children!) like this. Also, with the high prices of his books ($100-200) he just reeks of grifter to me.

To me, Missing 411 "criteria" is a stretch at best. You will see cases "mysteriously" connected because both of these people wore red when they went missing. Both these people's bodies were found near water (as if many National Park do not have water features.) Both these people's bodies were found near granite rocks (like, the most common rock type in mountains lol.) All these cases involve the weather turning bad! (um, yeah, that's a big reason why people get in trouble?) He frequently claims that bodies being undressed is highly unusual, without ever acknowledging paradoxical undressing. Or he claims laughably weak connections between people like "these two women who went missing in different years are connected because they both had three letter names that started with A." I haven't personally listened to this talk but there is a data scientist mentioned in his Wikipedia page who examined the case data and found nothing out of the ordinary in them. If you don't want to watch a video (I don't either right now) then he also wrote this article. From a different person, this article from a podcast is also good.

David Paulides does not present Missing 411 cases with accuracy. He has been known to cherry-pick data and purposefully omit data to make them seem more unusual. Many cases he covers are either already solved, or have extensive information available. He does not retract information or admit when he is wrong. Even if he does present a particular case accurately, he has such a bad track record with reliable research that he cannot be trusted as a source. There used to be someone on reddit who would deconstruct cases he covered. In this post they found several instances of cases of Paulides missing sources and coming to incorrect conclusions.

Note there's a few differences in the sources I just linked. The data scientist and podcast skeptic both said they found the data to be accurate, while the redditors have found evidence to the contrary. The data scientist also says he found Paulides' presentation of information respectful, but I personally find all of this highly disrespectful. But despite these differences I think we can all agree....the claims of Missing 411 are pretty ridiculous.

Also, let's talk about David Paulides himself. Before becoming a writer, he was a cop in California. He was a cop who was fired for corruption (well that's hard to do), because he was caught soliciting donations for a fake charity he set up. That's straight from his Wikipedia page. He continues to use his past as a "dectective" to attempt to make his claims sound more reliable. There was also a redditor who pulled up some other career highlights from when he was a cop in the 80s, by looking at court transcripts and news articles. His job used to be entrap gay men by pretending to be gay, getting them to invite him home with them, and then arresting then. He and his unit were also accused of police brutality many times in the 80s, with Paulides testifying in defense of his unit. And he has not changed btw, he's a Qanon stolen election covid denier type of nut right now on his YouTube channel (according to reddit. I am not watching this man's videos.) So yeah, I think his character speaks for itself.

Anyway, I'm tired of hearing about this guy and seeing 411 related content pop up around YouTube, Reddit, Tiktok, etc. Pay attention if you watch things related to "creepy and unexplained real life disappearnaces." I do not think he is a good person, I do not think he can be trusted, and I do not think that his work actually benefits the families of the missing persons in question. These are real people. He turns them into spectacles to push ~unusual~ circumstances and paranormal activity.

[noahschnappinfs]

Wow so he's back to doing brand endorsements or is it a music video. It's one of the two I think😭

God I'm so happy😭😭🧿🧿🧿

it’s a brand, that’s all i’m going to say. they are already teasing it online vaguely (that’s how i found it) just like how i’m doing so i decided to join them lol

everything is already ready and set in place for the launch so i guess the announcement is coming soon so i’m keeping names and details under wraps until then so he can make the announcement.

[celestialtrolls]

"do you THink it would be weird to aSk a medical profeSSional if THey have a device to pretend i have a real heartbeat- i mean, more noticeable heartbeat?"

"juSt like, no reaSon. it'S noTHing to do wiTH THe fact THat i can't take a nap anymore wiTHout waking up to Someone THinking I'm like, dead."

"it'S actually a bit dangerouS. people behead corpSeS. i would like to avoid THat."

[suispiria]

my dad and I shouldn’t be allowed to stay home without my mom