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[adrisventari]

alright nerds I need to pick brains for thoughts because mine is very smooth atm.

Who has the most iconic GW2 outfit?

like when you think of the game, who comes to mind as a standout for outfit/character design, or even just armor sets, for research purposes, on more human shaped figures. put it in the tags, go crazy go stupid. ty for contributing to the science.

[a2zillustration]

Good for you, Wyll (:

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[dennisboobs]

i still think its funny how people misinterpret the gang chokes as dennis wanting mac to Take Charge, take care of, and control him rather than just wanting mac to be more self-assured and reliable (ie. able to save someone from dying of his own free will) when one of dennis' common complaints in early seasons was that mac was too bossy. if you ever find yourself talking about power struggles, remind yourself that dennis doesn't want real power, he just wants the illusion of power. he only needs this because he doesn't want to be out of control. he's happier when he and mac are on equal footing.

[heckthis-heckallofthis]

• Civilian cell mitosis guide •

Step 1: Input Genome data into the replicator. If you have done it correctly it will create a "Ding" noise

Step 2: Provide at least one sample of your physical self to the chute in the replicator, this can be anything from your hair, fingernails, spit, cytoplasm, cell membrane or anything of the sorts.

Step 3: Ensure the sentriols are in the right placements (Opposite to each other in the tank) before providing the replicator its spindle fiber. The spindle fiber should go in through the small hole next to the genome input.

Step 4: Closely examine the replicator while in it's metaphase and anaphase. If one or more chromosomes do not split properly to their designated location, call the T cells immediately

Step 5: Once metaphase and anaphase go through successfully, wait 20-22 hours for the replicator to complete mitosis.

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Why cancer cells are bad for the body and how to spot them before they complete the mitosis cycle

Why cancer cells are bad for the body:

Cancer cells have the possibility to go rogue and cause chaos by replicating outside of the mitosis program, multiplying quicker than other cells in the body.

Cancer cells also hoard nutrients and starve other places in the body, causing malnutrition and slowing metabolism in other areas of the body while ensuring their own kind can replicate as much as possible

Cancer cells also do not heed the programmed cell death, ensuring their numbers always increase.

Worst of all, cancer cells are not limited to one area of the body, if they successfully go through metastasis, they can and will inflict the whole body with cancer, almost guaranteeing the body's end.

How to spot a cancer cell:

Does the cell inside your replicator look exactly like you? If not, that is a cancer cell.

Does the cell have extra features that a normal cell like you doesn't have (e.g. 3 eyes, 4 arms, 2 heads, ect.)? If yes, that is a cancer cell

Does the cell have any deformities on their physical features (e.g. odd colored eye(s), discolored cell membrane, unusually proportioned limbs, ect.)? If yes, that is a cancer cell

Does the cell struggle to do basic things you can do (e.g. walk, respond to outside stimulus, talk, ect.)? If yes, that is a cancer cell

Does the cell oxidize and consume nutrients unusually quicker than you do, and request more nutrients be delivered? If yes, that is a cancer cell

If one or more of these apply to your newly replicated/currently replicating daughter cell, call the T cells immediately. Do not hesitate, do not panic, do not worry. If you are unable to contact the T cells, quickly let any immunocyte in your area know of your situation and they will help you. Do not risk the body's safety because of your mistake.

T cell contact: 247-Helper-T-82

[shmreduplication]

i think if you plan on revolutionizing an industry you shouldn't be surprised that you attract people who want to work for you who also revolutionize other things like team structure. And then if you do hire them to revolutionize the team structure you should, you know, let them do the thing you hired them to do

and if you work at a science company then you should be swayed by data

[teknikolor-walters]

OH YEAH I HAD THIS BLOG IDEA THATS BEEN SPINNING IN MY BRAIN ALL DAY BUT IDK IF I HAVE THE SKILLS NECESSARY TO PULL IT OFF

[jinxedgods]

fanon says kids in jackson are soft but I don’t think that’s true. those kids have seen the outside world and all the nightmares it has to offer. tommy implies that many of the residents are former fireflies and their families— those guys have seen and done terrible things. second, in part one, jackson has only been around for a few years (5-7 ish I think) so most kids haven’t grown up there. they’ve seen the harsh outside world.

it doesn’t matter if they weren’t QZ kids. (I also have gripes with the “non-QZ kids are soft” trope). growing up outside of a QZ is metal as fuck. there’s raiders, hunters, cannibals, and all sorts of horrible people out there. if they weren’t in one of these groups, they were trying to avoid them. surviving in a hogdepodge of city ruins and wilderness while avoiding murderers and zombies is hardcore. in part one, every kid in jackson must be traumatized.

by TLOU 2, jackson has been long enough for some kids to have spent their lives safe and happy inside it’s walls. but these kids are max 10-14. Also, these kids had to have been living in jackson from the beginning. They’re probably in the minority. Most kids probably came later or arrived when they were older, meaning they had effed up childhoods.

anyway, I just think every citizen in jackson has seen horrors! it’s kinda sweet that this cute little town is full of hardened, troubled survivors trying to build a better life. I think of a former firefly who tortured someone to death raising a toddler who’s never left jackson and knowing their kid will never have to know about something like that. i think of patrollers who do the most fucked up shit to protect the people they love who live on the inside. I think the kind old woman who runs the deli is scarred by the screams of the people she murdered. I think the schoolteacher had to put down an infected loved one. I think they’re all trying to be better.

I don’t think they’re soft or complacent. They’ve seen the outside world. They know how fragile peace is — Jackson is an experiment that’s only been around for a few years. They will fiercely protect it. Luckily, they are twisted, brutal, survivors — the exact type of people needed to protect anything worth having in their fucked up world.

[bmpmp3]

my inability to play mobile games nowadays is also a source of suffering as a person who loves rhythm games. i miss her (SIF1).....

[achilles-invulnerable-heel]

Do it scared do it tired do it angry

do it wrong.

Do it ignoring the instructions, do it with a wildly incorrect tool, do it the longer way if it's easier, do it the shorter way if that's all you can do. Half ass it if that's all you can manage. But do it. Do not let 'the right way' stand in the way of doing it. Fuck the right way!! Do it wrong if that's the only way you can do it! At least you did it!

[flecks-of-stardust]

follow up poll to the other one because i'm curious

[thefaultinoursprinkles]

Idk man yeah i think that someone’s ability to perform the tasks of a job should dictate whether they get it

[wrecking]

the more i think abt sonic the hedgehog as a series the more it gives me a headache but the one thing i can say from the bottom of my heart is like. if the devs of that series took the time to make a player version of sonic with as much movement design as like. any nintendo platformer. it'd easily be an insanely fun game

[mads-is-tired]

the least expected study hack for adhd is listening to a podcast. why can i listen to a podcast and write an essay successfully

[rainia]

since quitting my job ive had this absolute overflow of energy and creative drive. it turns out that a draining workplace CAN actually affect you that much. I've written more music in the last week than I did in the last six months. It's wild.

[naberiie]

oh yes i am having a wonderful sunday. hmm? what am i doing? thinking about knowledge management systems and mental models in the digital age, and how they might evolve as our technology advances (or, honestly, crashes) of course