#Real World Applications

[nearlearn6]

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[kc22invesmentsblog]

Exploring the World of Cryptocurrency and Blockchain Technology

Written by Delvin In recent years, cryptocurrency and blockchain technology have emerged as transformative forces, revolutionizing the way we think about money, transactions, and data security. This blog post aims to provide a comprehensive overview of cryptocurrency and blockchain technology, delving into their origins, key concepts, real-world applications, and potential implications for the…

[wiggles-mcgee]

"famously, there's a surgery about it"

“afab chests aren’t inherently sexu—” please say breasts please just say breasts please please please stop throwing the term “afab” around say tatas say titties say big bahoona bazingoroos if you must

[farmgf]

we won trivia last night YAY and the visual round was pictures of pirates and u had to name the pirate. and i’ve never seen black sails but i’ve seen my mutuals post about it so much that when one of the pictures was james flint all of my friends on my team were like who the fuck is that. and i was like THATS JAMES FLINT! so this win goes out to my tumblr mutuals i couldn’t have done it without you

[squided]

I don't know if someone posted this a long time ago and that's why I know about it or it was cause I researched it myself but I haven't seen it around so I'm gonna post The Worlds Stinkiest Molecule

[a-bit-predictable]

you will never see me hating a fictional character. not even once. why would I feel personal hatred for someone that doesn't exist? the worst characters can do and have ever done is frustrate me. if I don't enjoy a character at all, I will not bother spending time talking or even thinking about them. and judging a character's morality as pure or flawed (or to some people, "good or bad") simply has no bearing on whether I enjoy them as a functional *character* in a *story*. for me, the more complicated the better. if they were actually a real person affecting real people, that treatment changes drastically. it's that simple.

[goingtothebes]

[flying-fangirls]

How many Fausts do you think Noel had in the Prison Pits?

We know Arthur had one Faust during his three months in the pits (1:3). If we assume that this ratio applies to the rest of the pits, then at a rate of approximately 1 Faust per every 3 months, there would be 4 Fausts per year (1/3 x 12 = 4). We also know that Noel was in there for ten years, and so we must multiply our yearly total to find the decade total (10 x 4 = 40).

Therefore, we can assume that Noel killed and ate at least 40 Fausts during his time in the Prison Pits.

[marypsue]

Because I am literally never not thinking about weird meta, blurring lines between reality and narrative, and the whole concept of actors becoming their characters, I am now entertaining thoughts of a Shadow of the Vampire-style story wherein a late-2010s-style all-female The Lost Boys remake gets derailed when the lead actress suddenly starts not showing up to shooting because she's sleeping all day...

[whats-in-a-sentence]

But it is only through telling them that we will enhance our power to choose which ones are enacted in the real world.

"Frankenstein's Footsteps: Science, Genetics and Popular Culture" - Jon Turney

[bookwormandsci-fifanatic]

I just finished a re-watch of Babylon 5, and I was watching it with my sister, for who this was her first time watching it. After we watched "Sleeping in the Light" she asked me " why did they blow up the station (Babylon 5)". I responded that I didn't understand the given in-universe explanation (it was obsolete and if left there would be a hazard to navigation(but wouldn't millions of small, hard to avoid pieces be more dangerous than one, large easily avoided object)), but the writers probably chose to blow it up for the symbolism of that action, and that it probably symbolized and ending, a closing of a chapter, but it also could be a beginning, the start of a new chapter. I told her that explosions can also symbolize rebirth and renewal in a way, like a phoenix, rising from the ashes. I then went off on a tangent about how the first episode was called "midnight on the firing line", and midnight is the end of one day, and the start of another, and how the final episode was call"sleeping in the Light", and was about finding peace and moving on, and how such symbolism is prevalent through-out the series.

And that was when I realized that I was applying the literary analysis skills that I'm learning in my A.P. English Language and Composition class to a sci-fi show.

That's also when I realized that analyzing B5 is a lot more fun than analyzing Dickens.

[rivilu]

One side effect of the autistic sense of justice for me is going insane over justice and vengeance as concepts in themselves whenever applicable in media.

Which unfortunately means that thinking about justice dragon age for too long (especially with the post inq takes on spirits) makes me want to rip my hair out.

[bigtiddygandalf]

i just had to take this ai personality test to submit a job application (to be a bartender).

[ace-and-ranty]

Wicked, the book, feels in theory like something I could really love. Unfortunately, I did read it, and I did not like it.

[ugghouly]

the worst part about having read homestuck is when your friends talk about something they like and you realize there is a really clear and interesting example of a spades romance that would allow for a lot of character analysis under that lens and then moments later realizing there is no way anything coming out of your mouth is coherent or sane

[alto-tenure]

@lapinparka 's post about fob + joshneku rewired something in my brain I think