#common misconception

[compaculaaa]

How did ultra Magnus and alpha Trion feel when they were about to start a family? :D

🤔 what were your thoughts when you guys found out, it was three(or triplets?)

AT: As for how Ultra and I reacted to the news, I didn’t really want to believe it at first

AT: as hard as it is to believe but these are my first sparkling in my 9 billion stellar cycles of being online

AT: and although I was scared, Ultra was always there for me. The one who loved me after cycles of being alone…

[friedmagazinebouquet]

Panicking? No no no, you misunderstood, I am the panic king

[pidgefudge]

not mentally ill just a bit strange teehee

[ackerman98]

Me if I see one more scoundrel say Thors’ death was Thorfinn’s fault

Stop it you scallywags

[handsome-john]

fuck do i have OCD? i thought i was just inherently evil

[johnschneiderblog]

Faulty folk wisdom

Walk across my yard these days and you'll feel a distinctive crunch beneath your feet, which may lead you to conclude that a harsh winter is ahead.

Understandable. The folk wisdom you've heard all your life says that a prodigious production of acorns predicts a harsh winter ahead. But that belief - though seemingly sound - is far from the tree.

I spouted the common misconception in a column a long time ago and was corrected by a forestry expert. There is no correlation, he said, between snow/cold and acorn production; instead, it's a matter of natural growth cycles and past weather conditions.

But here's one axiom you can still count on: Mighty oaks from little acorns grow.

[captainfightingflower]

I’m sorry, TV tropes lied to you: Cookie Masterson opened Josh, the intern’s head with a buzzsaw, not a chainsaw.

The whirling of the tool is much more akin to a buzzsaw, since it’s hum is quieter and less dispersed than a chainsaw would be in this situation.

I’m sorry you had to find out like this...

[victusinveritas]

Yeah, the infants can't feel pain thing was one of the reasons routine male infant circumcision was so in vogue for decades in the US (even though it was DEFINITELY BULLSHIT).

wikipedia is a gem

[kujokomi]

putting my feminist studies degree to good use (kissing women sometimes) (kissing nonbinary people) (& etc.)

[womenclature]

List of Common Misconceptions from Wikipedia

[thefactcollector]

YSK..

The word theory in "the theory of evolution" does not imply scientific doubt regarding its validity; the concepts of theory and hypothesis have specific meanings in a scientific context. While theory in colloquial usage may denote a hunch or conjecture, a scientific theory is a set of principles that explains an observable phenomenon in natural terms. "Scientific fact and theory are not categorically separable", and evolution is a theory in the same sense as germ theory or the theory of gravitation.

[Source: List of common misconceptions - Wikipedia]

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[sev-says-so]

Oh no my friend, that’s not a duck.

“It’s a lovely morning in the Empire, and you are a horrible goose.”

If you have a real life person as your pfp, I don't care if it's Taylor Swift or something, my subconscious will assume you look like that irl. Sometimes my subconscious even assumes that I look like my pfp irl. And if your pfp is not a real life person... Tbh my subconscious still assumes you look like that irl.

You know what, tag yourself... How close in appearance do you think you are to your pfp? Interpret how you will

[cuminhoid]

it's so hard to be a hater because "sleep warm" is a thing everywhere but no one knows. sleep cool actually. but like sleep is cozy and cozy is warm so i can't even hate about it

[skinationclinic]

6 Common Misconceptions About Laser Hair Reduction Discussed

The traditional hair removal method is a time-consuming process that can cause irritation in various circumstances. Waxing, shaving, and tweezing are helpful for temporarily removing hair, but they are not permanent solutions. 

Does Laser Hair Reduction technique help?

Laser hair reduction is the most advanced and popular treatment that offers an effective, quick, and long-term hair removal solution. This procedure can be performed on any body part that has unwanted hair. Even though this method does not completely remove unwanted hair, it does result in an 80–90% reduction, and the newly grown hair is less visible and less dense.

Despite being the most popular hair removal method, many people are not fully aware of the procedure and there are many myths that linger among them. So, to clear all the doubts and to help readers gain the right and authentic knowledge about laser hair reduction procedures. We have gathered insights from Dr. Swati Agarwal, a renowned dermatologist who has expertise in providing the best laser hair removal in Chhattarpur at her dermatology and laser clinic, Skination. 

Myth 1: Laser Hair Reduction Treatment Takes Too Long

Fact: Patients are usually advised to schedule follow-up sessions every 6 to 8 weeks. Generally, only four treatment sessions are sufficient to eradicate 90% of all undesired hair. This indicates that one can see the results in a month or two, depending on the number of sessions they require. The number of sessions one requires depends on factors such as the type of hair, density of hair, area to be treated, etc. It could also depend on a patient’s financial condition and their capacity to pay for additional treatments, if required.

Myth 2: The Cost of Laser Hair Reduction Is Just Too High 

Fact: The total cost of laser hair reduction does go up with each session. Nonetheless, the size of the treatment area also affects the cost. Wider areas, like the back and stomach, will cost more than smaller areas, like the chin or upper lips. But one must understand that laser hair removal is a one time investment because it provides results for up to a year or more. In some cases, one might require laser hair removal again. On the other hand, traditional hair removal methods require monthly expenses to remove hair from different parts of the body.

Myth 3: The Hair Grows More Frequently and Becomes Denser after Laser Hair Reduction

Fact: Laser hair reduction does not cause hair to grow thicker after the treatment sessions. In fact, each session of laser hair removal should result in a 10 to 25% reduction in hair growth. With subsequent sessions, the hair's density, thickness, and growth rate all noticeably decrease, and the hair that eventually grows back is usually much lighter and finer than before. Because of this, regions that were troublesome in the past might not be as much of an issue once hair grows back.

Myth 4: The Hair Grows Back After Childbirth

Fact: It is normal to have a few hairs grow back, even after completing a course of laser hair removal treatment prior to getting pregnant. A change in the body's hormone levels after giving birth may cause dormant follicles to begin producing hair, but this usually results in one or two undetectable hairs. 

This is because it is practically impossible to target all the hair follicles during the course of treatment. Women can opt for a few more laser hair removal sessions to get rid of them as well. However, it is ideal for women who have given birth to wait to start top-up treatments until their hormone levels are normal.

Myth 5: Laser Hair Reduction is Only Available to Women

Fact: According to a survey, men and women share similar concerns regarding hair removal. One can prevent thick, coarse, and ingrown hair with this procedure. Men can also get this treatment done, as the laser hair reduction technology targets all kinds of hair, from light to thick. Therefore, male patients also experience life-changing benefits from laser hair removal.

Myth 6: Laser Hair Removal is Painful

Fact: Each person has a unique pain threshold and experiences different sensations. As such, it is challenging to predict what each patient will go through during treatment. Some people just feel tingling, while many find the first session to be horrifying. Because the process takes place over several sessions, laser hair removal is not more painful than waxing. 

It does not cause bleeding and is safer, faster, and more efficient than waxing. People who are frightened by the treatment might get relaxed knowing that there are a few options to minimize discomfort. These include adjusting the laser's settings, applying specially formulated lotions, and using a cool-air fan (usually built into the device).

Read More: https://youtu.be/wKE9g-B5On4

Opt for Laser Hair Reduction to Achieve A Smoother Hair Free Skin!

Hope we were able to clear up all the important myths related to laser hair removal procedures. If anyone has more doubts and wants to learn more about the procedure, they can visit the Skination Clinic, renowned as the best skin clinic in Chhattarpur. 

At the clinic the laser hair reduction treatment is performed by experts. They have the best technology to remove unwanted hair safely. So what are you waiting for, book your appointment now!

Original Source:- https://skinationclinic.blogspot.com/2024/03/6-common-misconceptions-about-laser.html

[arsonistblue]

no, you’re thinking of similes and metaphors. bisexuals have a thick peptidoglycan layer and appear purple post-stain, while pansexuals have a thin peptidoglycan layer and and stain pink.

99% of queer discourse stops right before they define the true difference between bisexual and pansexual!

[helix-rose]

The funny thing about church Christmas songs is that the radio version are all wrong. The people singing think 'oh it's a religious song so it's slow' and that is just not true. There are ones that they sing just as slow as they should be- like o holy night- but Christmas is a time of REJOICING. Most of the hymns for it are pretty upbeat. They're not exactly really fast, but it still drives me crazy hearing 'haaaaaark the

herrrrald

An-gels siiii-iiing

When it's

Hark the HEErald an-GELS sii-ing

Like c'mon go tell it on the mountain has the same beat as the 12 days of Christmas