#rerun

[violetfractal]

A circle inscribed in a square covers 79% of the square.

A ball inscribed in a cube fills 52% of the cube.

A 4-ball inscribed in a hypercube fills 31% of the hypercube.

A 5-ball inscribed in a 5-cube fills 16% of the 5-cube.

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A 9-ball inscribed in a 9-cube fills it up less than 1% of the way, yet there’s no room to fit a second ball of the same size without intersecting the first.

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In dimensions 23 and up, you can fit a little cube in the corner of the diagram, such that the cube has a larger volume than the ball!

That's especially disconcerting because the 23-cube has 8,388,608 corners. Even if you inscribe the little red cubes in all eight million corners, your big cube will still be 99.5% empty space.

[snoopylovessoup]

[friday411]

Happy Boxing day!!!

"Holmes, did I really do that bad? What strategy should I have had?" "Though you didn't need grub, I'd have gone to the pub And bought all the secrets they had."

-=<+>=-

(Holmes goes down to the pub and comes back bloody)

-=<+>=-

"Oh Holmes, what kind of fight did you start? Those cuts on your knuckles must smart." "They're proof of outfoxing Our foe with my boxing. The other man went home in a cart!"

I can't believe I forgot to credit the art above to the **supremely talented**artist @contact-guy!!!

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[rrrick]

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[haveyoureadthisfanfic]

Summary: The truth was supposed to save Danny. Fix things. The lab, the experiments, the lies, those were all in the past. Weren't they? Sequel to Phantom of Truth.

Author: @haikujitsu

Note from submitter: Rewrote my brain chemistry at age 12 <3 <3 <3 so so good. Not the first I ever read, but the first I REMEMBER reading. Kickstarted my love for fic-specific ocs. And probably also my love for stories where everyone’s dancing around the truth and what each person knows! Anyways point is if you ever had ANY passing interest in dp, read soad. Read it!

[contac]

[cloverscomics]

The GGaR rerun has bonus chapters going!

First one is "Behind Curtains", featuring our two fave lesbians💛

www.gogetaroomie.com

[giraffecatfish]

Sooo normal about this callback

Soooooooo normal

[den-ai-d]

Rangers...my old man! You can't be this cool while only being a two star 😭

[urbancripple]

Disability Thought Experiment

It can be difficult to understand how inaccessibility affects disabled people. So, I created a small thought experiment to help people better understand the issue.

Imagine accessibility issues as a series of awkward, and repetitive conversations you have to take part in. Whether it’s opening a door or moving through a restaurant, you have to talk to someone before you can continue. How many times will you stop and talk to someone before you stop entering these spaces? How many conversations are you willing to have before it’s no longer worth the struggle to go about your day?

Every time you want to open a door, you have explain to the person in charge of it that you need to enter. Then, wait for them to find the key, unlock the door, and allow you through it. Every door, every time.

When you board a bus, it’s a thirty second conversation. You tell the driver you need to board, where you will sit, and where you will be getting off.

Stairs are a nightmare as it takes a forty‐five to sixty‐second explanation with someone at either end to go up or down.

Restaurants are agonizing as you talk your way through narrow passageways of people. You spend a few seconds with each person, apologizing for interrupting their meal.

What if there’s no one to talk to? What if there’s no one watching the stairs? Or the bus driver can’t understand you? What if the door attendant is on their lunch break? What then? You sit there awkwardly conversing with passers by. They’ll smile, nod, and maybe even take a second or two to lament the utter lack of available door or stair attendants. But they cannot help you.

This is what it is like to be disabled and have to navigate through a world that is not designed for you. You’re constantly having to explain yourself to complete the most basic of tasks. This is why real accessibility is so important for people with disabilities. Without it, we spend all our time stuck in these “conversations” instead of doing what we need to do.

[megalommi]

Bitty Baggs wants uppies

[pluggedintosaverockandroll]

rerun - honey revenge

[friday411]

🎂Happy🎂 🎂Birthday🎂 🎂Jeremy!!!🎂

Many have played Holmes, it is true Basil, Benedict, Lee, and O'Toole... But Jeremy Brett's As good as it gets He IS Sherlock Holmes through and through!!!!

-=<+>=-

Thank you for reading & reblogging!

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[arshiatyu]

THEY’RE COMING BACKKKK !!! I HAVE MY CHANCES BACKK! YAYAYAA !!!

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