#Knowledge utilization

[ikenagi]

“Output Thinking Professional techniques for deriving 10 answers from 1 information” by Kazunari Uchida

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[alienturnipp]

Fire Starter for @magspy 🔥

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[ahappydnp]

saw someone say in the tags of your reply about not moving that they can’t drive – as the keeper of dnp lore do you know if they’ve ever said whether they like actually do not know how to drive or they just don’t bc they don’t like to? weird question perhaps lol but as a city dweller who never learned to drive i’m so curious to know if they’re #representing

they both got their drivers licenses (phil after failing 5 times and having 70 lessons but passed when his last instructor won the lottery which i'm sure you knew because they feel the need to mention it allll the time for some reason). he shared a car with his mum but hasn't driven since he was 18 because he hated it

dan had a red vauxhall corsa (x) and drove in wokingham but left the car at home when he moved to manchester and then his parents sold it without telling him

[featheryalarmclock]

"wait, you're NOT jesting about the whole possession thing?"

Okay but what if Berdly would actually lock tf in and be supportive the moment he learns about the soul situation and realizes that Kris is genuinely distraught about being treated like a game character without much of an agency

[amazinglyegg]

Thank you for this vital information Fallout 4 Does The Dog Die Page

[notbecauseofvictories]

I know my experience is not universal, but I biked 5+ miles to do my errands today and I genuinely think we'd be much happier as a human collective if we increased residential density and switched to largely alternative modes of transportation.

[hyolks]

(TW: BODY/ORGANS/NEEDLES!!)

Yo! So I was scrolling down your posts and found the one about Al’s ever-increasing automail body and how you are unsure how many of his organs could be replaced and… I have personal experience with that! What a lovely thing, to go through organ failure and have it be worth it if I can pass on that experience for the sake of ✨semi-realism-maybe-if-you-squint✨

My pancreas failed. Entirely. I have to manually give myself insulin every time I eat, and do calculations for it all; I can eat pretty much anything, but it comes at a price. Something something “equivalent exchange” one might even say.

But anyway, I basically have a mechanical pancreas with a remote control! I inject a 7 day supply of insulin into it with a syringe, and I tell it how much and how frequently to inject manually. It can inject into any spot on the body with a thick enough fat layer, usually stomach, thighs, the flabby parts of your upper arm, etc… note: I was 90lbs when I first went into organ failure, you do not have to be any particular body type/size for this to work.

It’s a very simple concept for the machine, and very simple/limited commands. You could even combine the controller with it and make it so there’s a switch/buttons directly on the injection site that have pre-determined doses.

Insulin has to be kept temperature controlled when in storage too, so that’s a cool thing you could mess around with if he has to keep more than a week supply on him. (This can honestly also just be ignored if it’s too complicated ‘^-^)

Insulin is a hormone, basically a command to tell your body to do something. So this can be applied to certain parts of the brain as well!

I don’t know if this’ll help, or if you’ve already found other inspirations that conflict with it, I just thought “hey, this Al makes me feel a little less alone in the world, if I can project a piece of me onto him I’d be really happy”.

Sorry if that’s presumptuous or weird of me to do >~<

OH MY GOSH DW DW THANK YOU SO MUH FOR SENDING THIS!!!! I SINCERELY APPRECIATE IT !!! i know its very strange to say but i love reading stuff like this and this was truly incredible to receive :")

medication/suppliments 1000% slipped my mind like i cant even BELIEVE it how much i forgot to consider it. i knew that going through an organ transplant also entailed needing to take medication to keep your body from rejecting it, but thats about where i stop with knowledge about regarding organ replacements,, but that is so interesting in your case with how much control and calculation is needed?? I also never thought about how truly indepth/technical mechanical organs would need to be!! especially since our organs just casually do the things they do and having a machine mimic it is more than just hitting "go" ...!! if you dont mind me asking how does it like stay powered, i guess ? :O

THE PRESSURE THAT WOULD BE ADDED IF THEY HAD TIME CONSTRAINTS BC OF MEDICATION..... OOOOOO.... especially with the temperature control.... them traveling through the desert would be so much more perilous !! I really will haveta figure out what he would be taking, if it were insulin or some almagomation (that included insulin of course) that could provide him the nutrients he would be missing out on because his lack of ability to eat/digest food...?

the handwavy science of canon that allows automail to work via nerve connections for motor control definitely like. eases the load a bit? although most of these organs require more function than just motor control... hmmm... REGARDLESS, thank u so mcuh for bringing up manually providing the body with hormones (and additionally nutrients), because no matter how quote unquote advanced the automail is, it wouldnt be able to actually produce the things he needs... process it, maybe? sure? but cannot produce it...!!

you're genuinely so sweet!!! thank you SO SO SO much for sending this in !! it really means so much to me that you can relate to this Al :")!! even though im probably trying to get tooo realistic with this portrayal (given the fact that al is mostly metal OTL) i dont want to like... not consider the things he would have to go through ? i guess? i cant quite figure out the words for what i want to say, but nonetheless!! <33333 thank you!!!!!

[elderwisp]

sometimes i see the hottest takes and by hottest i mean a bit elitist takes on tumblr and it honestly puts me in such a bad headspace but then i remember everyone wants to be seen everyone wants to be heard but ! i should also just curate my space better and be apart of that change i wanna see

[elizakai]

gahdamn being in a fandom for close to ten years makes a bitch forget vital canon information

[tewwor]

i will say, to all of yall j.jk enjoyers out there — i'm opening sooooo many new doors and opportunities and dynamics once i fully detail the marked. yall think jjt and jjk are a hoot, just wait till yall meet this enigma that fronts as a criminal organization and does a little too well at throwing everyone off their actual scent to keep all things that go bump in the night to a minimum.

oh, did i mention how they all canonically died and came back for a second chance at life with nifty powers?

well, they got medics, trainers, cleaners, hunters — everything you could ever want for a well oiled machine and more

[isagrimorie]

Captain Kathryn Janeway as a Brilliant Tactician, part 1, 2, 3 (version 1) (version 2)

Star Trek Voyager, 7x10 -Flesh and Blood II (version 1)

Hirogen ships wildly outclassed Voyager and the first time Voyager seriously went up against the Hirogen, the crew lost control of the ship and they were forced to participate in various Hirogen hunting games.

The crew barely took back Voyager and Janeway had to give Hirogen the Hologram tech to get them off her ship.

And then in season 7, after the EMH Doctor betrayed Voyager and thoroughly sabotaged the ship. The Engine room was a mess and the only reason Voyager didn't explode is because B'Elanna reinforced the Warp core. And then the holograms kidnap B'Elanna.

Voyager, battered and limping was on a mission to retrieve their two lost crew members. So Janeway decided to use the Hirogen's hunting skill for their benefit and had the best tactic to deal with the Hirogen while Voyager was in no condition for a firefight.

And despite limping all the way while tailing the Hirogen ships, in the end Voyager fought against two Hirogen ships and won.

[vernorexxia]

Thinking about how Sissel's mental age at the beginning and end of the game goes from 50-something tired man to smol teen boy. No wonder he was like 'Missle please be quiet for 5 minutes'

[redrosecut]

I fear I will eventually have to learn how to convert accessoires and clothes from Sims 4 to the Sims 2.

There are so many tiaras and historical qnd fantasy dresses I see for the Sims 4 that I want in my game as well but I haven't seen anyone convert them yet. But am I ready to learn Blender and Milkshape? I don't know.

[frostbite-the-bat]

sends my bat after u

[conspiracydawg]

kind of fascinated with hand-drawn diagrams that aren't like, well-rendered in an artistic sense, but show a deep familiarity with the thing's form and function. like the kind of thing you get when you ask a mechanic to explain how an engine works, or a botanist to draw a narcissus

[monochromeanubis]

also some talksprites I made for when I joined some of my streamer friends streams! They're a little outdated in terms of their design now, but I still like them!