#FUNCTION

[511am]

[ollies-station]

Me when the function has fat copia

[irradiated-imp]

GOOD GUYS VS. BAD GUYS

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Good Guy A Heroic being of unknown origin. He fights to protect all innocents from the evils of the Bad Guys. Bad Guy The ultimate evil. Bad Guy and Good Guy were once allies, until Bad Guy decided to hoard the power of Duracell Batteries for himself. Duracell Bad Guy In a climactic battle with Good Guy, Bad Guy absorbed the full power of the Duracell Batteries, becoming DURACELL BAD GUY! His power was too great for Good Guy alone.

Golden Good Guy An ancient hero who wields the incredible power of the Duracell Batteries. He was awakened by the Good Guys to help battle the evils of Duracell Bad Guy. Likeness of Turaga Lhikan used legally.

Quick Good Guys: Red and White A pair of brothers who rose to challenge the evils of Duracell Bad Guy and to aid Good Guy in his search for Golden Good Guy.

Quick Bad Guys: Yellow and Green Monstrous minions created through the power of the Duracell Batteries by Duracell Bad Guy. They were created to stop the Good Guys from finding and awakening Golden Good Guy, the only being with the power to challenge Duracell Bad Guy.

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Good Guy Mahri Deep beneath the waves, the battle of good and evil for the power of the Duracell Batteries continues. Good Guy Mahri is a hero of the waves, a former sailor whose crew were killed by a Sea Beast empowered by the batteries. He set out to find and slay this beast to keep the seas safe for all travelers.

Bad Guy Mahri The Sea Beast responsible for killing Good Guy Mahri's crew. His power has waned noticeably since that fateful night, and he has become smaller since. Despite this, he is still a dangerous threat, and searches for more Duracell Batteries to further empower himself.

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Good Guy Phantoka A Hero of legend who wields the powerful weapon, Function. He once battled, and destroyed a monstrous evil. He continues to patrol the skies to this day protecting the innocent from whatever evils may threaten them.

Bad Guy Phantoka An ancient evil, possibly even the source of it all. He was slain by Good Guy Phantoka, but his spirit lingered after his destruction. Bad Guy Phantoka went on to corrupt Bad Guy, convincing him to steal the pwoer of the batteries for himself, using the unknowing fool as a pawn for his own resurrection.

I imagine these characters exist in universe as stories told by Matoran and Agori alike.

[writing2changetheworld]

Just saw someone on Tiktok say "functional freeze". I wanted to share because I love that so much more than "decision paralysis" (or "[whatever] paralysis").

[not-poignant]

I was re reading UtR from the beginning and Faber is so young 😭😭😭😭 What do you mean he’s only 20, he’s literally a baby. Like my man is doing the best he can with what he’s got. That is the age for messy relationship/situationships

Faber is like, both way too old and way too young at the same time. He's lived a lot of lifetimes in his lifetime and yet he has the emotional maturity of an unshelled raw peanut.

[aistobascistod]

[wayti-blog]

"Why does nature love spirals? The link to entropy"

"There are moments in the history of human thought when a simple realization transforms our understanding of reality. A moment when chaos reveals itself as structure, when disorder folds into meaning, and when what seemed like an arbitrary universe unveils itself as a system governed by hidden symmetries.

Credit: Ahmed Farag Ali and Aneta Wojnar

The Bekenstein bound was one such revelation—an idea that whispered to us that entropy, information and gravity are not separate but rather deeply intertwined aspects of the cosmos. Jacob Bekenstein, in one of the most profound insights of modern physics, proposed that the entropy of any physical system is not limitless; it is constrained by its energy and the smallest sphere that can enclose it.

This revelation was radical: Entropy—long regarded as an abstract measure of disorder—was, in fact, a quantity deeply bound to the fabric of space and time. His bound, expressed in its simplest form, suggested that the total information that could be stored in a region of space was proportional to its energy and its size."

"This (...) tells us that what we have long regarded as uncertainty is, in fact, structure. The apparent randomness of quantum mechanics is not a defect of nature but a signature of an underlying order. The transformation of the uncertainty principle from an inequality into an equality suggests that space and time are not continuous in the way we imagined but are shaped by toroidal constraints.

This has far-reaching consequences, not only for physics but for our understanding of the universe itself. The toroidal motion of hurricanes, the curvature of ocean waves, the patterns of electromagnetic fields, and even the structure of subatomic interactions all reflect this fundamental principle. There is something universal about the spiral, something embedded in the way energy, matter and space evolve. The torus is not merely a shape; it is the embodiment of motion, of evolution, of time itself."

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[kinnxporsche]

First, some of you actually are very scary and encouraging violence so easily and bluntly even on a fictional character says a lot about you, and it’s not even the post about gun violence… I wouldn’t want to be near you irl. Also, so now you’re rooting for a queer character to die??? Oh okay.

Second, stop calling Lou “the nepo baby” and try to show just a tiny bit of respect or check on his history with his father. Don’t like Tommy? FINE. But Lou has nothing to do with it.

[tangerinefish]

algebra 2 final notecard (featuring coinpin)

unfortunately getting tossed after the final so gotta preserve it while i can 💔

lil mistake—if the discriminant is < 0, it has two imaginary solutions! but if it asks for only real solutions, there are zero real solutions (note to self)

@ghostyghost202 i loved your coinpin doodles so much i was like, i gotta take this with me somehow. tysm your art is literally sacred to me

also asymptote reference? (those who know)

missed opportunity to put four and x on there i feel like they would love this. but i need coinpin to get through this final 🙏

thankfully it's. all multiple-choice

[spoopup]

i want to say that kit secretly causing problems for surge to solve will lead to some conflict and argument between them, where surge feels betrayed because her wins weren’t real, but also judging by the fact that she only really wants to do good so people see it and praise her i have genuinely no idea if she’d be super against it. maybe she would . i dont knowwww monkey scratching head but im really excited and intrigued for where her and kits story will go. they’re both very interesting characters to me

[grison-in-space]

weirdly enough, this view of breed history being about what communities of people are actually attempting to select for and discussing what they selecting for is also really effective at countering "breed essentialism" driving BSL or even breed prescriptionalism, as with the Coppingers and their earlier claims that LGD puppies will bond to stock regardless of when they are introduced. The role of fantasy in the creation of dogs is also — sorry — a huge part of the history of breeding personal protection dogs, fighting dogs, and hunting dogs, especially where this fantasy gets tangled in gender politics and especially racial or masculinity politics.

I just want to see past fantasy and understand dogs as they are before us. I don't mind historical reconstruction but you have to be honest about what is reconstruction and what isn't, and I just find that dog people in the context of history are not very good at maintaining that honesty.

[dataspin40]

virtual design

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