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the-king-andthe-lionheart · 3 years ago

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I used to be in the asoiaf fandom (btw, love ya and like this whole side of asoiaftumblr!) and I have to ask... what in R'hllor's name is a "neutral"?

Hi @hyacinthyne! Thanks for the ask! :D

A "neutral" is usually a Big Name Fan or a "fandom expert". They pretend that they are unbiased in their analysis and pretend that they love all the characters equally. Yet when they talk about the Key Five characters, especially Arya and Dany, their responses are usually riddled with lowkey inconsideration, actual thought and analysis, and bias. They are also very clearly Sansa Stans, but they try to hide it so they aren't associated with the side of fandom that is much hated. They know not as many people would listen to them if they were clear in their biased analysis. Which is clearly shown, when in their analysis they praise Sansa at the expense of the other characters, especially Arya, Dany and Jon. They describe Sansa as the "embodiment of hope for the future" yet can't support this fact with legitimate canon evidence or even possible evidence, and never actually praise the real progressive characters in the series as being the "embodiment of hope and change" in Westeros. And when you question some of their analysis (non rudely, just correcting things they obviously got wrong or are mistaken about, or even just participating in healthy debate) they block you.

Mostly these "neutrals" love to take the moral high ground. Yet when it's the Stansa's and Jonsa's who are being particularly nasty they stay mum and "mind their own business". However when we Arya and Dany and Jon stans finally defend ourselves with legitimate canon sources to back up our arguments, they are all over us. Disparaging us Arya and Dany fans for being anti-feminist or fighting over Jon's dick (which we are not doing as shipping is never part of the argument unless Jonsa's are trying to prove canon Jonsa foreshadowing by stealing from Arya's content and her canon close relationship with Jon) or making stupid hashtags like #letaryabeugly (even though the canon evidence contradicts this as she's maturing, several times contradicted).

So basically they police fandom and act holier-than-thou because they've usually been in fandom for awhile, and are "unbiased" literary analysts, which don't exist. They are clearly Stansa's, some of them even Jonsa's, but they pretend otherwise. I'm sure many of these "neutrals" are contributing to the harassment and bullying (and the increase in it since Dany month premiered in October and is just getting worse with Jon month and will likely be horrendous by Arya month) of Key Five fans in this fandom.

It honestly is ridiculous, no one can be unbiased when reading something, because of our life experiences and who we are as people and who we relate to or not. Not to mention, there is no way someone can analyze the entirety of these books and be an "expert" on every single character or plot, much less the smaller things like foreshadowing and symbolism and themes for each character. Which is why I don't pretend to understand characters I've never really focused much of my attention and analysis on, and why I will listen to those characters legitimate fans, even real Sansa fans, who accept Sansa, flaws and all, who actually understand her real character and arc.

But these "neutrals", these "experts" try to have the moral high ground and shame the rest of us for having preferences or relating to one character more than another character or just not liking a character. Like we don't need a reason not to like a character or not be as interested in a character as others. We don't need to write a dissertation explaining why someone who was bullied in childhood can't relate to Sansa, or why a person who has never felt insecure could relate to Arya. But they seem to think it's owed to them. No, scratch that, they seem to think we are "lesser" for it and deserve to be judged and bullied for it, because like I said, most of them are Stansa's, who are always brutally offended when someone doesn't like their whitewashed fanon Sansa or her toxic stans.

I hope that answered your question. :)

#sorry this got kind of long #anti neutrals #anti sansa stans

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michaeldeem · 2 years ago

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The Biological Sciences as a Career

The biological sciences are an excellent place to start whether you're considering career possibilities or have just begun your job hunt. The subject has many different professions, from research scientists to wildlife conservationists.

A bachelor's degree in biology, chemistry or a closely related discipline is often required for work in the biological sciences. Nevertheless, a master's or doctorate may be necessary for higher roles.

A research scientist designs and executes lab tests in a particular branch of biology. In a business or government organization, they may also help create products or procedures.

A bachelor's or master's degree in a specific subject, such as chemistry, computer science, environmental science, biology, or medicine, is usually required. They could also hold a Doctorate in the subject matter.

Some research scientists also have academic positions where they instruct future generations of scientists about a particular field of study and conduct studies.

Pharmaceuticals and medical research are two fields where research scientists are employed. The region and industry have an impact on these occupations' pay.

Medical researchers design and carry out experiments on illnesses and disorders to advance scientific understanding of issues relating to medicine and public health. Companies frequently use this research to create new medicines or healthcare items.

A bachelor's degree in a scientific discipline, such as chemistry, biology, or biomedical engineering, is required for those who want to work as medical researchers. Also, they must obtain expertise in research, grant writing, and laboratory work.

They generally then seek a Doctorate in a related branch of science. Students in these programs complete dissertations presented before a committee of experts, concentrating on laboratory work and original research.

Medical scientists can work in academic institutions or the business sector on research projects accepted by the employer after earning a Doctorate. They often need excellent oral and written communication abilities to communicate their results to doctors and other healthcare professionals.

To address issues with the production or usage of chemicals, fuels, pharmaceuticals, and food, chemical engineers employ the concepts of chemistry, biology, physics, and arithmetic. They are employed in manufacturing facilities, research labs, and pilot plant establishments.

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Chemical engineers have a wide range of career options and can choose to work in various sectors. Examples include the production of ammonium nitrate at a fertilizer plant, converting crude oil into gasoline, jet fuel, diesel fuel, and lubricating oil in a petroleum refinery, or blending several chemicals to create shampoo or body lotion at a personal care product maker.

Biomedical engineers create and develop devices that aid doctors in patient diagnosis and treatment. Examples include medical imaging equipment and tools that enable remote medication or surgical patient treatment.

The discipline of biomedical engineering is ever-evolving, making it a great fit for those who appreciate the challenge of developing novel solutions to new issues. These advancements immediately enhance the health and quality of life of patients.

Work environments for biomedical engineers include hospitals, research centers, educational institutions, and governmental organizations. They create brand-new gadgets, evaluate their performance, and offer technical assistance for already-available goods.

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sakamakisaywhat · 4 years ago

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Hi💕💕can I request a headcannon of the S boys attending university with their s/o . What is their major and such stuff. Thanks💕💕💕

Marisol: OMG I love this ask! Bear in mind I'm not American so this is from my very European experience of higher education haha

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SHU

- Shu studies Business and Management at an elite university because his parents tricked him into taking the entrance exams - Never does any work but consistently pulls 1sts in every single thing he hands in - Half of his classmates think he’s a legend and aspire to be him, the other half hate his guts and sincerely hope he fails - However, nothing was more shocking than the time you shared a class with him and by some miracle convinced him to attend with you every single week - The professor caught himself looking out of the window repeatedly just to check that pigs weren’t flying - Don’t misinterpret his presence as him actually paying attention, though - he spent the entire hour trying to distract you by sending you dirty texts in the middle of class - Shu doesn’t do any extracurriculars because he’d honestly rather sleep, but has been to a couple of events that you’ve dragged him along to (would never admit that he enjoyed the experience though)

REIJI

- Reiji is that one hot young PhD student you have as a lecturer once and becomes an icon in your year group - He's got a bachelor's and a master's in Law and Economics and his doctorate focuses on something arcane like the history of European taxation and its relation to the politics of Russia - Employers are practically lining up outside his door, but degrees are like trophies and you bet he's going to have all of them (or at least more than Shu, anyway) - Despite how stingy he usually is with his notes, which are probably more comprehensive than the course textbooks, whenever he sees you struggling over a concept he’s always on hand to give you some one-to-one “tutoring” - Even if you’re studying something he doesn’t know about, Reiji will literally go to the library for a week just to learn about it - He can’t have himself looking bad in front of his future spouse, after all - When you ask him about it he never admits it and always says that it’s something he’s learning for some project (you question the validity of this claim often but don’t have the heart to call him out)

AYATO

- Ayato studies Sports Science, there can be no debate - Also captain of the university's basketball team and puts 100% of his effort into that rather than anything that actually affects his degree - Does his dissertation analysing himself and adds loads of unnecessary comparisons between his basketball style and LeBron James, also emails his lecturers videos of him shooting hoops afterwards to really cement it (still passes though...somehow) - Ayato is the king of living life on the edge when it comes to grades - You’ll have to sit him down and give him a very strong incentive to persuade him to study, since he hates it so much - Hell, even looking at the textbook makes him feel itchy - if you didn’t know better you’d think he’s allergic to it - When he manages to pass the year, you better believe you’ll be an honoured guest at the most legendary campus party of the year

KANATO

- Kanato studies History of Art - That one kid that's always really obsessed with studying representations of death in the 1900s, also everything he does involves pictures of naked women in strange positions - Kanato has a decent work ethic and doesn’t skimp on studying when exams are near, but when he doesn’t get the grades he wants, he’s prone to anger - You become an expert in calming him down, but also an expert in helping him with his essays in order to avoid the situation in the first place - Kanato isn’t the biggest fan of going to clubs or most extracurricular activities - he’d much rather spend his weekends locked in his room with you than in a hall of smelly, sweaty bodies - But the one time you did manage to drag him out to one of Ayato’s post-game parties, he got roaringly drunk, nearly undressed you on the floor of the basketball stadium, then promptly threw up inside the university’s varsity trophy cabinet - You and his brothers unanimously agreed not to take him to a venue that serves alcohol ever again

LAITO

- Laito studies Modern Languages, specialising in 19th century French Literature - He’s actually really good at his degree without studying that much, which works out incredibly well for him considering that before he met you he spent 90% of his time in the club - Laito vehemently denies that he got a 95 in his first year because he slept with the professor rather than from his natural genius, but you’re not so sure - The two of you love going out together and have developed something of a reputation on campus - You’re banned from a third of the student accommodations because of how many times some poor assistant has caught you going at it in a cupboard or someone’s bedroom - You have no idea whether Laito is a member of about twelve different clubs or just knows every single person on campus, because he’s always getting invited to some sort of event - But you both treasure the evenings spent eating student discount pizza in front of Netflix - after all, what is university for if not that?

SUBARU

- I don't know why, but Subaru definitely studies something like Biology - One of those people that always talks about how much they hate their degree but every time you walk into his room past 1 a.m. he's studying some weird science thing - No matter how much you tease him he always denies it, and grumbles about being “forced to be here” by his parents - Subaru is definitely a nocturnal student and the only way you get him to actually get up and work during the day is if you bribe him to study alone, just the two of you - He also doesn't ever attend any of his classes no matter how much you nag him about it - A member of the boxing and MMA clubs but never goes to the socials, he only goes to sparring sessions so he can beat other people up - If you saw him blushing because he caught you cheering for him outside the ring, no you didn't see that, that was... uh... his opponent's blood

#Shu Sakamaki #reiji sakamaki #ayato sakamaki #laito sakamaki #Kanato Sakamaki #Subaru Sakamaki #headcanon #anon #sakamakisaywhat

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katytheinspiredworkaholic · 4 years ago

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Correspondence, Chapter 01

Pairing: HotchReid

Summary: An AU where Reid never joined the FBI, but got roped into consulting for the LA field office while working and teaching at Caltech. Hotch gets his email referred from a fellow agent, and they start to work on cases together -- until they start talking on a regular basis. Regular becomes frequent, frequent becomes constant. They know nothing about each other, but they don't really mind.

Rating: Mature/Explicit (eventually)

Chapter CW/notes: some profanity, a side character who is a dick about Reid, set in season 06, self beta’d

Word Count: 2437

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Chapter 01

March 2010

Dr. Spencer Reid

(Current Tenure: California Institute of Technology): Fred Kavli Professor of Theoretical Physics and Mathematics; Director, Walter Burke Institute for Theoretical Physics, Department Head of Mathematics, Physics, and Astronomy at Caltech.

- (Degrees, in order) Ph.D. Mathematics, Caltech, 1995; Ph.D. Chemistry, Caltech, 1997; M.A. Nuclear Science, MIT, 1999; Ph.D. Engineering, MIT, 2000; M.A. Sociology, Columbia University, 2001; M.A. Philosophy, Georgetown, 2001; Ph.D. Psychology, Georgetown, 2002; M.A. Applied Analytics, Columbia University, 2003; M.A. Socio Economic Statistics, MIT, 2004; M.A. Geology, Caltech, 2006; Ph.D. Geography, Caltech, 2006; M.A. Economics, Caltech, 2008; M.A. Brain and Cognitive Sciences, Caltech, 2009

- (Teaching positions, in order) Professor of Mathematics, Caltech, 1995-1997, Professor of Mathematics and Statistical Analysis, MIT, 1998-2005, Visiting Associate, Georgetown, 1999-2002; Professor of Chemical Engineering, MIT, 2002-05; Kavli Professor, Mathematics, Caltech, 2005-; Professor of Theoretical Physics and Mathematics, 2006-; Deputy Chair, 2005-; Director, 2008-.

“Jesus.”

The dossier is just an information sheet; no photo ID, no news articles beyond text component pieces, but it is a thick stack of correspondence and case consultations that S.S.A Aaron Hotchner holds in his hands.

“Five Ph.D.’s and eight separate M.A.’s in fourteen years? What was he doing before that?”

“Who knows? You don’t earn a Ph.D. overnight, even if his accommodation sheet makes ‘em look like they pop up like mushrooms,” Mark Anderson says, audibly tired through the phone speaker on his desk. He was one of the Unit Chief's from the teams at the FBI L.A. field office, who’s phone number was given to him by an old friend, Sam Cooper -- another BAU team leader. Hotch had hit dead end after dead end on this case, and sitting at his desk in Quantico, Virginia, he looks down at the recommended consultant’s extensive list of degrees and teaching positions with a building headache behind his dark eyes. He wasn’t a fan of Anderson, or his briskness, but at this point he’d take anything he could get. “I’m pretty sure that man has never lived outside an academic field. He’s a handful, runs my agents up the damn wall, but he knows his stuff.”

“I hope so. I’ve been on the phone the past three days trying to find someone with a background in Obscure Cognitive Linguistics,” Hotch reads from a separate file, filled with violent images and depraved acts described in morbid detail. “Our unsub sites a very particular thesis about a Study of Language from a Cognitive and Developmental Law, and I keep getting sent to experts in adjacent fields. I don’t see anything in this Dr. Reid’s background about language.”

“Oh, trust me, Hotch -- you’ll get more than you bargained for. This is your guy. He’s basically an expert on everything, and if he doesn’t know anything about languages I’ll eat my tie. He never shuts up.”

Frowning at the speaker phone, Hotch keeps his comments to himself. He’s sure that Anderson probably doesn’t appreciate having an old professor puttering around the field office, but that didn’t mean he had to insult the man. Especially when he was there as a consultant.

“Okay, fine. Thank you. I’ll give him a call now-”

“Oh, you don’t want to do that. Just send him an email. Trust me.” Anderson all but groans like a petulant child. Graining on Hotch’s nerves excruciatingly.

“I’m sure he’s busy enough with his students, he doesn’t need to be fielding emails from the FBI,” Hotch hedged, still frowning.

“Not too busy to write you a dissertation in reply, I’m sure, but you’ll at least get the answers you need. You could be on the phone with him a half hour before you get to what you called about. Hopefully it won’t take you too long to sift through.”

Alright, now he is done listening to the other agent.

“Right. Thanks, Mark.”

“Anyti-” Hotch hangs up on him before the man could make any other remarks. His patience is non-existent after the past week and this extremely brutal case that only seems to compound exponentially in it’s viciousness with each passing day. If Anderson felt like being an asshole to some old man with nothing better to do than rack up Ph.D.’s, he could do it on his own time. Hotch needed help, and this man seemed to be the only person around who might be able to finally do so.

Dr. Reid’s office number is in front of him, as well as about three different lab location phone numbers, and one email address connected to the school faculty. He considers for a moment just ignoring Anderson’s advice and calling the old professor, but he has a meeting with his Department Chief, Strauss, in twenty minutes and the team would be arriving from canvasing the dumpsites soon.

So with a suffering sigh, Hotch pulls up a new email (for what feels like the millionth time for this case) and composes a standard correspondence introduction. Who he is, credentials, case numbers and specifics as far as clearance rates for civilians go, and then finally the questions he needs answered. There is something about this particular thesis that has to be very tongue in cheek to the unsub, saying something that isn’t really there, and this could just be another dead end -- but if it led to them saving a victim from becoming another dead body, he is willing to give it one last try.

Thank you for your time, S.S.A. Aaron Hotchner Unit Chief, Behavioral Analysis Unit, FBI Quantico, VA.

Then he hits send, and leaves the response up to the universe.

The team came up with nothing fruitful. Strauss proceeded to ream Hotch six ways from Sunday for wasting valuable bureau resources and coming up with zero results. His day was spinning down the drain in a hellish cyclone when he sits down behind his desk in his office an hour after leaving it. Case files still piled to one side, grotesque photos stacked within them, and Aaron Hotchner wants nothing more than for them to disappear. For the case to be solved and to be able to go home to his son and his quiet house. But there was no break in sight, no new information, nothing.

Except a new email in his inbox.

Agent Hotchner,

I know that thesis paper well. I can help you.

All air seems to have been sucked from the room as Hotch reads the words a couple of times, not quite comprehending after the morning he has had that someone wasn’t giving him more bad news. That this Dr. Reid said he could help him.

A single click of the email opens up the correspondence reply, and the agent is met with a giant wall of text. Scrolling down for pages, and a quick skim of the material shows such a complex, comprehensive amount of information that there is no way it’s just copy and pasted from any one source. Or even several. It’s a long email spanning a vast number of pages, covering every topic he had asked about (and then some).

The thesis paper, the tongue-in-cheek citation from the unsub, how this killer is acting like he’s being clever when it’s really ‘very obvious what he’s doing, as long as you know the paper’ and detailed links and quotations and references to locations and side tangents on items mentioned that could be evidence to look for or weapons of choice, and so much else Hotch’s head feels like it’s spinning. Like reading the cliffnotes of a complex spy novel, with all the spoilers in one place.

It takes him half an hour to read through everything Dr. Reid sent, meaning the professor had to have been typing a million words a minute from the moment Hotch had emailed him to get everything replied so quickly, and Hotch was baffled to realize that an old man with a handful of Ph.D.’s and no FBI training just solved his case.

Not a figment of speech.

Dr. Reid just solved the case, without even holding the file in his hands.

Hotch is dialing a phone number on his speed dial without even looking away from the screen.

“Garcia? Call the team into the briefing room, and phone SWAT to mobilize. We’re going down to the riverfront in thirty minutes.”

“--Wait, what are you talking about? Did you figure out the unsub’s code?”

Not me, Aaron thought to himself, standing up and printing Dr. Reid’s email after forwarding it to the entire team and their tech analyst, Penelope Garcia. He didn’t have time to explain it that many times, and the amount of information in that single email would be enough to send any of them tumbling heels over head. But it solved every aspect of their case. Hook, line, and sinker.

And the clock was ticking.

“Now, Garcia.”

He rushes from the room with the stack of files in his hands and his laptop open to Dr. Reid’s email. Not even thinking to thank the man for his help as he heads across the bullpen with profound determination.

They have work to do.

They catch the unsub that very day.

Quick, efficient, completely by surprise. They saved Amanda Sutton and another girl they hadn’t even known was missing. No one died. None of his team was hurt. The unsub hadn’t confessed, but Rossi and Morgan had played him like a fiddle in interrogation and now all of his team members were walking to the elevators leaving for a long weekend where they wouldn’t have to worry about serial killers or another dead soul on their conscience. Today was a win. As close to a win as they ever can get, in their line of work.

And it isn’t until he’s back at his desk, the hours ticking into the night, that he opens up his email and there in his inbox is the very reply that started everything. Dr. Spencer Reid. CalTech Department Head. Professor of everything under the sun. Expert on anything, even the obscure.

The reason Hotch will get to spend the weekend with his son, without the overbearing aftershocks of a case gone so horribly bad plaguing him.

His hands are moving before he can stop them. Opening up the email, typing out a response to Dr. Reid thanking him for his help. Relaying what happened, detail by detail much in the same fashion he had completed the paperwork piled on his desk. Letting him know that his information really did end up helping them. All of it. Even the side tangents.

I don’t know how I can ever thank you for the extensive consideration you gave this case, or how to explain how it solved it so seamlessly, but your time and effort does not go unnoticed by me.

Okay, so maybe he fluffs it up a bit more than the dreadful bullet-point list descriptions required by the Deputy Chief and the Director and SWAT Team justification reports. Just so it doesn’t look so inadequate in comparison to the man’s thesis-paper-length email he sent to aide Hotch and his team. The passion he has for his work leaps off the page, but it was a lot -- and if the old man put that much dedication into a basic FBI correspondence email, then he was probably used to it being a thankless effort.

Hotch sends the reply, and continues with his work. He always takes a bulk of the paperwork, so his team can go home and rest and recharge. He needs them at their best for each case, and if that means he spends a couple hours longer after when they finish a case, it is worth every minute. But this time, once he finishes, he gets to take the coveted time off as well.

It’s as he’s finishing up, everything stacked neatly and ready to be dropped at records, in the mailroom, Strauss’s office, the director’s, and he’s about to log off his laptop that he sees a surprise -- Dr. Reid replied to him, again.

It’s much more brief this time.

Agent Hotchner,

I’m so glad I was able to help you.

You are one of the only agents to reach out and tell me how the case went after my consultation, and I’m very grateful to know that my information actually helped your team catch the killer. I know I tend to spout facts at random, but I do have methods to my madness and it’s such a nice change to correspond with someone who understands that.

My services are always at your disposal. Anytime. Whatever I can do to help.

Sincerely, Dr. Spencer Reid

Hotch types out a brief reply. Thanking him for his offer, for lending him his expertise, and letting him know in not so many words --

I’ll have to take you up on that.

He’d be a fool not to. Someone with that much knowledge and the ability to connect it all in the way Dr. Reid had in the span of an hour? He could be a real asset to the BAU, as a permanent consultant, even through email correspondence.

He sends the reply just as he stands to leave. Turning off his office light, and his chest feels lighter for the interaction. For giving the professor that sense of assurance that what he had to say did in fact do some real good. Hotch even finds himself smiling softly, sadly, that he has also found a little bit of solace in helping another lonely old man across the country find a sense of purpose that night. Who was working late, as well, despite it being the end of the week. Speaking to not much waiting for him back at home, in whatever shape ‘home’ takes for the man. But Hotch can relate to that, too. Jack is at Jessica’s until the morning, and there is nothing at his apartment to greet him but silence and bare walls and memories he’d rather not dote on. Maybe this Dr. Spencer Reid is in a similar boat, finding comfort in his work when he can. He certainly seems to, with the amount of time he’s poured into his doctorates and degrees. In the number of departments he runs and monitors.

Hotch can’t help but feel a connection, a companionship between empty offices. Thousands of miles apart, but maybe -- possibly -- at least similar in that aspect.

Not so alone, even if only for a brief moment.

(tbc...)

Tagged list: @spencehotchner @ssa-sarahsunshine @gothamapologist @reidology @marsjareau @dragon-snaps-fandom @emmyraebird @just-an-emo-rat @aaron-hotchner187 @dk18077 @more-heid-pls

#omg i forgot to do tags #Jesus so ive been so excited for this and here it finally is and i fuck it up .2 seconds in go me #this is a S L O W B U R N fic and we are starting all the way at the beginning and im so excited im kind of shaking #updates every saturday evening #message me if you want in on the tag list #also on ao3 #HotchReid #Heid #katyswriting

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stagfollowed-a · 4 years ago

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* DOCTOR WILLIAM JAMES GRAHAM + HIS EDUCATION

as we all know, when will isn’t shivering in the corner like a sweat - drenched chihuahua, will is an INCREDIBLY intelligent man. he attended the george washington university in D.C, dual majoring in forensic entomology ( forensic sciences and entomology seperately ) — meaning that yes, will DID completely exhaust himself in college, and yes he did not have a social life, but it’s not like will actively wanted one anyways. forensic sciences and entomology are will’s two specialties, and he’s qualified to work in either field — it only made sense to combine the two and intergrate them into each other when he was in college. will graham has a knack for soaking up as much knowledge as he physically can, so he didn’t mind all the grueling work. it kept his brain busy. he LOVED the challenge.

while will does mainly revolve around his work in forensice sciences, and is a credentialed forensic science expert, he is, and always will be, a bug boy. he has published his thesis ‘ biology and chemical ecology of the sugarcane beetle and intergrated pest management of sweet potato soil insects in louisiana ‘ as well as his ‘ seasonal abundance and detection of west nile virus in ceratopogonids in east baton rouge parish, louisiana ‘ dissertation. will graham is also famous amongst his colleagues and peers for his ‘ standard monograph of time and death based on insect activity ‘ which he had published three years prior to when we meet will in the pilot episode, when he is both a forensics and an entomology professor.

will is, by technicalities in his book, DOCTOR wiliam james graham, though he never uses the title. will specifically states that he’s not a doctor, because will doesn’t see himself deserving of the title. ‘ i’m not a doctor, i’m just a guy who likes bugs. ‘ is what he would probably tell you if you asked him about it. he likes to just introduce himself as will graham, and nothing more. he doesn’t want people to gawk or think of him as something MORE just cause he is technically referred to as doctor graham. he’s just will.

#⁽ ⠀ ✘ ⠀ ⁾ ⠀ ⠀ 𝙵𝙸𝙻𝙴𝙳 𝚄𝙽𝙳𝙴𝚁 ⠀ / ⠀ * ⠀headcanons #BRAIN GO BRRRR #WILL IS SO SMART AND SEXY #anyways i have to go get ready for WORK #this is all a clusterfuck and probably does NOT make sense #cause i'm not in school or anything and these are all very large and scary words idk how it works #ANYWAYS. will is a bug boy and a foresics boy #he won't tell u that he secretly likes being called doctor tho it makes him go hehe

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aroaceconfessions · 4 years ago

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Sorry, vent incoming:

I'm greysexual but not out to anyone (and most of the time I get away with saying I'm a happy single and if someone right should happen to cross my path that's nice too). Anyway, because of research for my masters I needed to contact an expert and my friends were all like "Oooh, you should date! Same interests and all!" for months. When I finally spoke to the bloke on the phone, I was so amazed by how calm he made me feel (I detest phone calls with strangers) and by his extensive knowledge that I now have a crush on him. Watching documentaries he featured in didn't help either... who would have thought... He's cute... But he lives in a different country, doesn't even know what I look like, and for all that I know he could be taken or not interested in women or both. Also he's so busy atm that he doesn't even find the time for some more questions regarding my dissertation topic, so no chance of another talk haha. Is it normal to automatically feel like this is doomed and I should quash these feelings before I get caught up too much? This is only the second crush in my life and the first one was 9 years ago and nothing came of it...

#greysexual #graysexual #greyasexual #grayasexual #grey-asexual #gray-asexual #aspec

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nightswithkookmin · 5 years ago

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Maybe people are just triggered by the phrase 'alternative facts' or 'facts'. Its easy to get stuck on a phrase and its negative associations within the wider world. Why they would go so far as to send hatred your way is beyond me (I hope you are ok).

Ahhh I see...

Whatever Jimin said. Lol

That would have to be ignorance and hypocrisy then wouldn't it? They are shippers too, right? Or are these noneshippers?

A fact is something that is actual and proven to be universally true as opposed to a theory or belief.

An Alt Fact: Is a belief you treat as fact.

All and any statement that says JungKook and Jimin of BTS or any other ship in BTS is real, are gay, in a gay relationship, are boyfriends, having sex in their real life is an Alt Fact. Can't answer for shit when they are sued now can they? Lmho.

Statements like these are just delusions, beliefs and opinions that we shippers tend to treat as facts within the shipping industry. Lol.

I legit thought all these 'she treats her opinions as facts' rumblings were coming from nonshippers with genuine concerns but if it's coming from shippers- I can't take them seriously. Lmho.

If such a distinction isn't made then we not only would be opening ourselves up to possible litigations for libel and defamation but to many moral criticisms such as and not limited to assuming the sexuality and gender of these boys- a problem that comes naturally with shipping and is especially profound in shipping same sex OTPs.

I see a lot of these 'shippers' put up 'disclaimers' such as that they 'ship' Jikook but do not 'assume anything' about them to try to disassociate from and mitigate the criticisms that comes with shipping same sex idols in a romantic context- but that's a misnomer or perhaps, at best, oxymoronic. Lmho.

Chilee, how are you gonna claim you 'ship' two men and believe them to be dating eachother but then claim you are not assuming anything about their gender and sexuality? For them to be dating, they'd have to be queer, no?

If you don't want to assume anything then don't ship them at all or ship them but as 'friends' -bros, bros thangs. Lol.

In which case, you have no business meddling in the business of those who ship them romantically. Damn. But it's as simple as that.

Shipping opposite sex couples is not the answer either. It is equally problematic as shipping same sex couples- either way you are assuming the sexuality of these Idols. If it's not normal to assume they are gay, it's not normal to assume they are straight either.

Shipping in general is very problematic regardless of whether you are a trad or altshipper.

What's worse, we spit out lengthy dissertations and engage in arguments to try to disprove that other Male to Male ship within the same group isn't 'real.' Do you see the problem here?

If Taekook or any other ship in BTS, besides Jikook, turns out to be 'real' we would have spent years tormenting and invalidating two gay men, defining their relationship for them through our own lens and dismissing their right to be whatever they want to be with their sexuality. If Jikook turn out to be straight, we would have done the same thing to them. Chilee.

And if you are an Alt shipper such as myself, you get that extra checkmark for wanting to 'out' or attempting to 'out' your OTP if they are in fact a real gay couple- we all suck my guy. Lol.

Seriously though, these are the issues we ought to be concerned with and have conversations on- as different types of shippers, if we want to be woke or fix the shipping community. Not go to war over disclaimers and tags and shit. What goes on! Chilee.

And while we are at it, we ought to talk about one of the main differences between tradshipping and altshipping: Fetishization, Objectification and appropriation of gay life.

As a disclaimer, this is not to defend my opinions or theories- Let the records show. My opinions and theories are just that. But I have read theories and opinions from other altshippers that are very different from mine but they all seem to have one thing in common- How do I articulate this...

Follow me-

Tradshippers are more willing to accept and uWu at Jeonlous and Jimlous- which are alternative facts and theories by the way, but would flinch at theories that suggest or imply Jikook may very well be dealing with microaggressions and other subtle variations of homophobia within the company- catch my drift, I'm trying not to get sued. Lmho.

Do you see what I mean?

Tradshippers who believe Jikook is real tether the line of Altshipping. Supporting Jikook is to see and most importantly treat them as real 'gay' men- which means you ought to understand and see that they can experience serious issues and pains that any and all LGBTQ plus couples experience within a conservative community such as S.K.

To not see this or assume, when others point it out, that they are being 'dramatic' 'spinning wild accusations' 'writing fiction' and all these other slurs people throw around in these streets is to expose the homophobia inherent in tradshipping.

Heteronormativity in tradshipping is homophobic, dismissing possible real life pains and experiences of the OTP you claim is gay is equally homophobic or at best objectifying, fetishizing and treating these queer people as fantasies and not people.

Picking and choosing the kumbaya aspect of their relationship and despising any statement that contradicts your fantasy of them is objectification, fetishization and frankly homophobic- especially if those issues being pointed out go to the root of issues that gay people face on a daily basis.

It's no different from Tuktukkers who define the relationship of their OTP for them and dismiss the pain of one of their OTP when that person have, over the years, expressed discomfort with being shipped with the other OTP in a romantic sense- get out of your imagination, or even expressed his loneliness and longing for a partner- Blue & Grey and the plethora of ways he's expressed that he is single and not in a romantic relationship with JK.

Conversely, they invalidate the relationship of the pair that expresses a desire to be shipped and actually wants to be shipped with eachother and have gone over and beyond to create the impression they are a couple- even if coincidentally. It's the same way they dismiss the desires and experiences of JK- who have time and time again proven that Jimin means more to him than just a brother or friend and yet they keep forcing the bro tag on them. Chileee. In my opinion. Sigh.

It's one thing to disagree with people's opinions, it's another to use dismissive tone and language especially when the other opinion is about issues that real people within the 'community' faces. That can be very insensitive. Know what I mean?

And the fact, people don't understand the difference between opinions curated to pander to followers who just want the good stuff and want to fetishize their OTP without reservations by coming up with bogus theories such as that one of their OTP is a slut and a grinch terrorizing their fantasies; and theories such as that 'a company which has sued a 12yr old child for spreading misinformation but did not sue a shop that owed it's talent a duty to protect his privacy and instead asked the shop to lay low- after issuing a public statement that they were going to sue on behalf of their talent,' that that is a double entendre.

Its occured to me tradshippers worry about their hair and how they look within the shipping community but chileee me my altshippers worry about not getting our ass sued by BigHit for all the things we think is going on within the company. Lol.

The term alternative fact, delusional, delulu, fiction, allegedly and all these other epithets and fine sobriquet that Tradshippers abhor are honestly an altshipper's friend. Chileee.

Jikook is real. That is an alternative fact untill Jikook come out as gay, on their own- if they in fact are. I can't prove it. I simply believe it. I disassociate from anyone who doesn't think that is an alternative fact.

That's not to dismiss the concerns that these people express beneath all the noise- I share some of them as well, especially if I believe it's gonna get me sued. lol.

I worry for people who have been exposed to the normalization of fetishization, objectification and latent homophobia prevalent within tradshipping.

But at the time too, I worry about 'immature" 'impressionable tradshippers' who are new to altshipping or come across my posts in medias res.

I'm still dialoguing with the 'other side' to see how best to resolve this. I'm open to suggestions.

Now can we move on from this topic? I vote more shipping, less hubbub hubbub. Lol.

Oh and as a disclaimer, I'm no expert on anything other than my opinions. I do not speak for the LGBTQ plus community. Everyone has their own unique experiences.

As always, this is just my opinion.

And thank you, Anon for sharing this with me. It's helped a lot. Thanks to everyone that's shed more light on the situation. Think Yall relate better to them than I do. Lol.

Please keep supporting Jikook and think of what it means for them if they really are real. Namaste

Signed,

GOLDY

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nomanwalksalone · 4 years ago

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RULES OF THE HAT

by Alexander Freeling

This year I broke a rule I didn’t know I’d made: no hats at home. It wasn’t intentional, I realized, but over the years hats, like shorts, had become things to wear only in warmer climes (which is to say: not Britain). There were a couple of practical reasons for the change. One was my aforementioned DIY haircutting woes; another was the travel restrictions which made longer-distance trips distinctly more complicated.

A day or two after breaking my accidental covenant, with a navy blue baseball cap in wool flannel (as I said, British weather), I realized the error of my ways. It was versatile, unfussy, and soon began to feel necessary. Why had I ever deprived myself? It’s not like I now had to catch outfield balls (is that right?) But maybe I shouldn’t be surprised: rules on headwear run deep in Anglo culture.

You’re probably thinking that I mean social conventions, but sometimes the law gets involved. Collectors of unusual laws like to cite various state codes making it “unlawful to wear a hat or any other covering of the head which obstructs the view of other persons in any theater,” but most hat laws are more about commerce than fashion. The Hat Act of 1732 was a piece of colonial British legislation intended to protect domestic hatmakers from competition from their North American counterparts by restricting their rights to export products and take on apprentices. (Not to be confused with the Hatch Act, which concerns unfair advantages of a different kind.) On a happier and less monopolistic note, in 1879 a Michigan public health law created an obligation for railroad corporations to “provide a uniform hat or cap” for employees (though it also provided for fines if they didn’t wear it).

Then we come to the etiquette manuals. The high-toned De Benneville Randolph Keim wrote in 1889 that “under all circumstances of private life or public occasion the greatest courtesy is for a gentleman to raise his hat or to remove it entirely if the occasion be appropriate.” And when is that, you ask? Primarily when encountering ladies, but also “a civil officer of very high rank.”

Fellow manners expert Eliza Bisbee Duffey concurs. “A gentleman never sits in the house with his hat on in the presence of ladies. Indeed, a gentleman instinctively removes his hat as soon as he enters a room the habitual resort of ladies.” On the other hand, EBD also advises with great seriousness: “never lean your head against the wall as you may disgust your wife or hostess by soiling the paper of her room,” so you might want to take that with a pinch of salt.

Hat anxieties are surprisingly long-lived. A century later in Clothes and the Man, Alan Flusser declares gravely that “hat wearing, with its Old World flavor, carries with it a body of etiquette that should be respected. This is both the pleasure and the responsibility it gives the wearer.”

Hat etiquette easily becomes hat prejudice. This passage appears in a 2004 guide for graduate students, which I won’t name for the sake of the authors: “Baseball caps are very useful to supervisors since they are usually a good indicator of a student whose dissertation should be supervised by somebody else (preferably a loathed colleague).” One problem with baseball cap kids, we learn, is that they favor “any research topic involving the internet.” The authors are, perhaps to their misfortune, professors of computer science.

But these haughty complaints pale in comparison to the obsession—verging on madness—around the close of the nineteenth century concerning straw hats. Specifically, when in late summer to stop wearing them. Many American towns and workplaces declared a straw hat (or white hat) day each year, after which their use was punished with mockery and sometimes destruction. By the afternoon on white hat day 1877 at the New York Stock Exchange, “at least one-third of the brokers doing business on the floor were bareheaded, and dozens of crushed white hats were whirling in the air or ornamenting the gas brackets,” one newspaper reported. Local papers around the North East and Midwest observe heated arguments, mayoral interventions, and on occasions, riots.

In 1895, the Autumnal Straw Hat Association formed in Boston to defend victimized headwear. Thankfully, we have little need of their services and every reason to indulge on a sunny afternoon all year round. Now I just need to see about the shorts.

#alexanderfreeling

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Hi :) would you mind sharing a bit about what academic path you took that led you to a phd in radicalisation? I would love to get involved in radicalisation related programmes later on in life, but am unsure how one can prepare for it education-wise

Hi lovely, I feel like my answer is going to be not very helpful and at the same time still probably what you want to hear. The answer is that there's no real path to it; there are numerous paths you could take to end up there.

I'll give you the story of how I ended up on my PhD programme, just to give you an idea.

I feel like I've always had two subjects I've always been interested in: religion and arts, particularly literature (which you can probably tell from my weird mix of religion related long-reads, as well very poorly written poetry). For my BA, I studied Philosophy, with my dissertation being on the Philosophy of Religion, and my MRes was in the Philosophy of Art. I then took a year out of education to help my partner who'd just started a business, but in that time I still entertained myself by learning more about religion and the arts.

One thing I started doing over this period of time was attend a Bible study that was run by a friend of mine. I went for a few months with the hopes of learning about Christianity and just getting a better understanding of Biblical texts etc. (I didn't have a very good experience here because one of the attendees was very mean to me week on week - I was the only non Christian there so she'd ask me e.g. why I'm choosing to go to Hell etc. which I naturally found very alienating.)

I received an email that summer from my Bible study group saying there was a talk happening not too far from me by this Christian apologist and they were all super pumped for it, so I thought why not? and I went along. It was this talk that changed my life.

I got my notebook and pen, put it in my little bag and was off to Oxford for the talk. I said hello to my Bible study group, and the talk started. This man (I don't really want to name him because I don't want him getting any more attention than he already does) came out, he said hello, and he asked the audience what the word 'radical' means. Now, my understanding of the word 'radical' is something that deviates from the norm, maybe an extreme version of a particular thing. It turned out that I (and my partner) was the only person in that room of that opinion. The audience instantly shouted back "ROOT!", it was clear that they'd been to his talks before and knew this was the definition he wanted. He then went on to say "exactly! Then the 'radical' Muslim must be the one who follows Islam and the Qur'an at the root! The bad Muslim is the 'moderate' Muslim". This blew my mind. As it turned out, the talk was actually an opportunity to bash Islam while comparing it to Christianity, and not to talk about Christianity itself.

Throughout the talk, he referenced passages of the Qur'an and Hadiths which I very diligently noted. The audience, being Christians themselves, accepted what he said as being, well, Bible. He ended the talk by holding up a pocket size copy of the Qur'an and an A5 version of the Bible and said "the bigger the better!" and, I kid you not, the crowd went wild. Ironically, I have never in my life found myself among a crowd of people so brainwashed and radicalised.

So I went home, and I looked up all the passages he mentioned, what they actually said and their context. Surprise surprise, he had decontextualised and manipulated every part of scripture he mentioned, nothing is (or was) how he made it out to be. This got my brain ticking. I realised that if he could do this, there must be people out there doing exactly the same thing but radicalising Muslims into adopting extremist views.

I think it was that very week that I decided I was going to do something about this, I was going to voice the manipulation of scripture to shut that man up, if nothing else! So I went onto the UCL page (this is a university I'd already been accepted onto for an MPhil course in the past but I didn't take the place) and I looked up the word 'terrorism' to see which professors came up, and that's when my supervisors page came up. I looked at his profile, I looked at how to apply for a PhD, and I shot him an email. I told him what my interests were, I told him this story and I asked him if we could meet. He said he found my email super interesting and would love to talk more about my ideas, so I packed my little notebook in my bag and I was off to see him. He offered me a place on the PhD programme there and then at that meeting. I went home and I filled in the formal application and sent it off, which he had approved on his end.

Throughout the two years of my PhD programme, what I do has changed. Right now, I look at the use of scripture in texts produced by Islamist extremists (like magazines), their decontextualisation and manipulation to radicalise others. This is work I'm doing to aid de-radicalisation programmes in the UK and give them a better understanding of the ideologies that have been adopted by people already radicalised and what the 'truth' is that should be used to de-radicalise people.

I got to where I am with my BA and MRes in Philosophy. The important things about a PhD are really that you have good grades for your undergraduate studies, you have good references, and demonstrate a level of knowledge and understanding of the subject matter. Coming from a Muslim background and having already done a lot of reading and writing about religion really helped me.

There's a really good book called Debriefing the President: The Interrogation of Saddam Hussein by John Nixon (an ex-CIA agent), which I found super interesting. Nixon talks about studying History at university, and going on to do a Masters in Iraqi international relations. Then when the war against Iraq started, he was an expert on all things Iraq and ended up being the man who interrogated Saddam Hussein. There are a lot of paths that can be taken, you just have to work towards your goal with the choices you make, but you're by no means restricted.

I know this is a super vague answer, essentially saying wdo whatever, but annoyingly that's the truth. I hope this was even vaguely useful and/or interesting for you, and good luck! Let me know if I can help in any way at all, and if you get the opportunity to read the book then do. I think you'll find it interesting.

M x

#apologies this is so long! I didn't realise and I'm sorry

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