#what's occurred another fatal error

[justcollectingsomecreatures]

case $- in     i) ;;       *) return;; esac

don't put duplicate lines or lines starting with space in the history.

See bash(1) for more options

HISTCONTROL=ignoreboth

append to the history file, don't overwrite it

shopt -s histappend

for setting history length see HISTSIZE and HISTFILESIZE in bash(1)

HISTSIZE=1000 HISTFILESIZE=2000

check the window size after each command and, if necessary,

update the values of LINES and COLUMNS.

shopt -s checkwinsize

If set, the pattern "**" used in a pathname expansion context will

match all files and zero or more directories and subdirectories.

shopt -s globstar

make less more friendly for non-text input files, see lesspipe(1)

[ -x /usr/bin/lesspipe ] && eval "$(SHELL=/bin/sh lesspipe)"

set variable identifying the chroot you work in (used in the prompt below)

if [ -z "${debian_chroot:-}" ] && [ -r /etc/debian_chroot ]; then     debian_chroot=$(cat /etc/debian_chroot) fi

set a fancy prompt (non-color, unless we know we "want" color)

case "$TERM" in     xterm-color|*-256color) color_prompt=yes;; esac

uncomment for a colored prompt, if the terminal has the capability; turned

off by default to not distract the user: the focus in a terminal window

should be on the output of commands, not on the prompt

force_color_prompt=yes

if [ -n "$force_color_prompt" ]; then     if [ -x /usr/bin/tput ] && tput setaf 1 >&/dev/null; then

We have color support; assume it's compliant with Ecma-48

(ISO/IEC-6429). (Lack of such support is extremely rare, and such

a case would tend to support setf rather than setaf.)

color_prompt=yes     else color_prompt=     fi fi

if [ "$color_prompt" = yes ]; then     PS1='${debian_chroot:+($debian_chroot)}[\033[01;32m]\u@\h[\033[00m]:[\033[01;34m]\w[\033[00m]\$ ' else     PS1='${debian_chroot:+($debian_chroot)}\u@\h:\w\$ ' fi unset color_prompt force_color_prompt

If this is an xterm set the title to user@host:dir

case "$TERM" in xterm|rxvt)     PS1="[\e]0;${debian_chroot:+($debian_chroot)}\u@\h: \w\a]$PS1"     ;; *)     ;; esac

enable color support of ls and also add handy aliases

if [ -x /usr/bin/dircolors ]; then     test -r ~/.dircolors && eval "$(dircolors -b ~/.dircolors)" || eval "$(dircolors -b)"     alias ls='ls --color=auto'     #alias dir='dir --color=auto'     #alias vdir='vdir --color=auto'

    alias grep='grep --color=auto'     alias fgrep='fgrep --color=auto'     alias egrep='egrep --color=auto' fi

colored GCC warnings and errors

export GCC_COLORS='error=01;31:warning=01;35:note=01;36:caret=01;32:locus=01:quote=01'

some more ls aliases

alias ll='ls -alF' alias la='ls -A' alias l='ls -CF'

Add an "alert" alias for long running commands.  Use like so:

  sleep 10; alert

alias alert='notify-send --urgency=low -i "$([ $? = 0 ] && echo terminal || echo error)" "$(history|tail -n1|sed -e '\''s/^\s[0-9]+\s//;s/[;&|]\s*alert$//'\'')"'

Alias definitions.

You may want to put all your additions into a separate file like

~/.bash_aliases, instead of adding them here directly.

See /usr/share/doc/bash-doc/examples in the bash-doc package.

if [ -f ~/.bash_aliases ]; then     . ~/.bash_aliases fi

enable programmable completion features (you don't need to enable

this, if it's already enabled in /etc/bash.bashrc and /etc/profile

sources /etc/bash.bashrc).

if ! shopt -oq posix; then   if [ -f /usr/share/bash-completion/bash_completion ]; then     . /usr/share/bash-completion/bash_completion   elif [ -f /etc/bash_completion ]; then     . /etc/bash_completion   fi fi

echo poryOSwelcome

Another, error?

[grinnames]

What's Occurred? Another FATAL ERROR!

Soooooooo... if there's an Error!3, and a Geno!3, then...

...Fatal Error!3?

(laughs maniacally as I draw this)

I'm a little late to the party, but I finally got this idea down! AND NOW IT EXISTS

He is a perfectly mentally stable guy, I swear!

Error!3 is created by @michealscorneroftheinternet

Geno!3 is created by @minerpore

Fatal Error!3 is inspired by these two!

[thelunarsystemwrites]

Inviting other artists!

So I've just made a superhero AU for utmv. Right? Well, I really only wanted to design one guy, Lust. Sooo I'm opening the AU (WHICH LITERALLY HAS NO LORE YET SO NO WORRIES) for others to partake in!

Here's like, the basic lay out.

Choose one Sans AU to turn into superhero/villain. Please refrain from using a Sans someone else claimed.

Make them into a superhero/villain themed after something specific. (Example: A plant themed superhero, or even a cactus one!)

Keep powers balanced with weaknesses, please make them relate to their theme!

Give them a civilian identity! You don't have to draw this one, but make sure to mention their civil job and name!

Give them a Superhero/Villain name as well!

Wait, supervillain?

OH YES! You can choose the mortal alignment of your claimed Sans! Super hero, villain, neutral, vigilante? Just pick whatever you want!

Of course headcanons are welcome, it's Canon to YOUR design! Make them trans, gay, autistic, whatever! (Human designs are allowed too!)

Wait.. what do I (the artist reading this) Even get out of doing this?

Well I'll tell you! For one, its a fun artist challenge where you personalize and create a whole new hero/Villain to your preferences!

You also get to imagine their lore, and incorporate their personality into the story! They'd all be canon part of the AU. (Note: if someone claimed a sans first and you did it anyways, yours wouldn't be Canon unless issues occurred with the OG/they gave you permission.)

I dunno, I just wanna make an AU with a ton of people, ya know? I think it's be fun for us to work together on this.

CLAIMED LIST:

Lust: Hero. Complete. By @thelunarsystemwrites.

Reaper: Vigilante. Completed by @solusminds.

Outer: Vigilante. Complete by @dzasterdumpterfire

Ink: Retired Hero. Complete by @lix88888

Error: Supervillain. Complete by @its-paperd

Dust: Claimed by @billygoat26

Farmer: Claimed by @absurdumsid

Cross: Claimed by @weirdest-worlds

Geno: Claimed by @eldritchcats

Shattered: Claimed by @genderfluidyellowocto

Nightmare: Supervillain. Completed by @analexthatexists

Killer: Claimed by @a-menacetosociety

Dream (and core frisk): Claimed by @thenocturnenarrator

Blue: Superhero, complete by @createbellatheartist

Fell: Supervillain, complete @underrrtaleee-freakk

Quantum: Superhero. Completed by @nashdoesstuff (Also made an OC for the AU, Dreamshade! Superhero.)

Horror: Neutral Evil. Completed by @it-came-from-mount-ebott

Ccino: Claimed by @some-aroace-chaos

Fresh: Claimed by @nightmareishomophobic

Die sans: Claimed by @dustsansm1

Bill: Supervillain. Completed by @endless-emptyness (OC Nanno made by sane person!)

Epic: Claimed by @dtdrawz

Fatal error: Claimed by @spookyboris2

Swan: Claimed by @glitching-moon

Sci: Claimed by @joonebugg

Dance: Claimed by @dv-reblogs

Swad: Claimed by @shinanigans-art

Littletale: Claimed by @somehhuuuhh

Possession: Claimed by @b0nerific-individual

Alter: Claimed by @annabel184

Paperjam: Vigilante. Completed by @papple

Decadent society: Supervillain. Complete by @supper122

Green Sans: Claimed by @xxcross-is-a-helicopterxx

Roulette: Claimed by @ant1quarian

On the claimed list, if you claim a Sans (By commenting or reblogging saying "Dibs Blank!" Or "Can I do blank?" Etc! I'll add it on the List saying: "Sans: Claimed by User"

Once it's made, please tag me so I can see! Then I'll update it to "Sans: Moral alignment. By User." And link it on this post! [Please only claim one, we want enough to go around! However you can claim variations! So one person could make dream, another could make shattered!]

[Note I do not claim any ownership over your designs for the AU, nor will I use your design w/o permission.]

With all that said! Anyone interested? [And hey, if you're not interested? It's okay to just not join. Or ignore this!]

Asks! (Questions regarding the AU!)

Can we make our own lore woth other characters?

Secondary claims?

Only two grabs?

Can we have OCs?

Can we use our own AUs?

[insidemyrottenbrain]

Clamate auxilium - TSH (The Secret History)

TW: explicit content, questionable content

Your death leaves quite a toll on Henry and Camilla.

I encourage every willing pair of eyes that reads this to leave their thoughts, remarks and critiques under this post, be they one word or one hundred and one.

Hell is other people. When we are alone, we are absorbed in whatever is around us. In solitude, we all are (of course we are, because how could we not be?) an incorporeal omniscient presence that candidly studies humanity's mechanics undisturbed by reciprocal judgment. However, as soon as someone perceives us, we suddenly become the ones observed, and consequently, painfully aware of ourselves (the clench of the jaw, the body’s weight, the tongue between cheeks, the muscle strain). We get covered in labels, defined and thus limited. When painful death obeys fate, we lose all possibilities of changing how we look through another pair of empty eyes than our own. What we once were, the entirety of our souls and the darkest corridors get rendered into a misinterpreted, dehumanised fragment of other people’s minds. I am many things in Henry’s mind; hollow cheeks, cologne and smoke, long fingers turning yellowed pages, a melancholic existence and its absurd hands. Camilla, however, believes me to be rather imposing; long dark coats, cold forgotten coffee eyes, an untouchable paradox and its horrible mind. 

Immortality is humanity’s greatest wish. However, not flesh or rationality, but the absence, along with the longing, of their desire is this species’ most defining characteristic. I no longer am alive but I exist. I am deemed inhuman by the achievement of my desiderium through the unrequested aid of their minds.

You are curious, I am aware, about my death. However, you must realise that your curiosity is not reason enough for me to speak freely about such traumatising events. I suppose you are aware of Aristotle's definition of a tragic hero, yes? Ah, you’re not? Very well then, according to Aristotle, a tragic hero is “A person who must evoke a sense of pity and fear in the audience. He is considered a man of misfortune that comes to him through error of judgment.” There are a few characteristics one should keep in mind: ἁμαρτία (hamartia - sin, missed mark), a fatal flaw that causes the downfall of the hero, ύβρις (hubris - originally towards the gods), excessive pride and disrespect for the natural order of things, περιπέτεια (peripeteia - sudden change), the sudden reversal of fate that the hero experiences, ἀναγνώρισις (anagnorisis - recognition), a moment in time when the hero makes an important discovery, nέμεσις (nemesis - also the goddess who takes vengeance against those who show hubris), a punishment that the protagonist cannot avoid, usually occurring as a result of their hubris, and consequently, κάθαρσις (catharsis - purification, cleansing), feelings of pity and fear felt by the audience, for the inevitable downfall of the protagonist. While Aristotle’s characteristics are, indeed, a reliable guide in identifying and constructing a tragic hero, and respectively, a tragedy, some peculiarities might appear in certain texts and render the guide incomplete. I believe αἰών (aion - a period of existence, everlasting) should be added to the list, designating the extension of the hero’s punishment in a metaphysical form.

When can someone be declared dead? For the sake of the hypothesis, let us define death as the moment when someone or something ceases to exist. Does the exhaustion of the body, the death or the forgetting of the soul represent the beginning of eternal peace? I can rule out for you, living physical being, the exhaustion of the body, for I am quite sure I am not in the way that you are. Alas, our collaboration is of no use for if ever I were to find out, I would have ceased to be and thus unable to communicate, and if you were ever to find out your possibility of contacting me is nonsense. Everything is absurd and it tortures me when I know I am incapable of anything, nothing, expecthing, something, existhing, everything, deathing.

Henry and Camilla, of course, both attended the funeral. Camilla cries with the rest, she’s much more comfortable with emotional displays. Her mascara forms black rivers which shed on the upturned, disturbed earth that covers the casket. She is messy (indeed in a hypnotising way, the one in which girls usually are), but how could she not be? The previous night, she fell asleep sobbing quietly, her swan-like shoulders trembling. The pillow sheets smeared her makeup, but she, nevertheless, still laid her head on them. Over bumps ameliorated by elastic oscillations, she applied dust over dust, before the funereal in the aluminium mimic. What a storm of bows and angel white, what a deserved distinction. If I were to focus my all-knowing being on Henry, the story would go quite differently. The stoic is, as expected, unyielding. However, just as unexpected (due to the eye of the omniscient), his umbrella is (incredible, I almost would not have believed it) clenched in his pale hand! What a pitiful display of emotion from the cold season, wouldn’t you agree? He hopes I don’t, but I do know the ice in his eyes melted la veille au soir et aussi the exact number of tears that rolled over his dry cheek.

The word mourn traces its origins to the Proto-Indo-European root (s)mer-, which means to fall into thinking, to remember, to care for. Its sombre connotation likely stems from the natural link between memory (memoria-Latinae) and sorrowful experiences. Since memory and experience are deeply personal, one might assume that mourning, too, is uniquely individual. Yet this hypothesis falters when considering Henry and Camilla; two people, two pasts, two lives, two distinct memories, one irrevocably ensnared being (which is, assumingly, the reason for their similar past-time activities). They visited the grave, separately, each on their own; 4:12, 16:07, 00:01, 20:39, et cetera. “Et revertatur pulvis in terram suam unde erat et spiritus redeat ad Deum qui dedit illum” and so clothes shed on the grave. The dirt that covered the body stained them; Camilla’s inside, Henry’s outside. During the Bacchanal, her hair was red, but during the visits it was brown. I cannot imagine it must have been very pleasant for her, but she still tried and her lipstick stuck to stone. He was reluctant at first, he found the cold earth unwelcoming, but soon got used to it and found it bearable when his mind conjured the image of the dead. How he huffed and cried through his movements was so sad I wanted to give him a flower.

Your life is not only your own, death has more than one victim. It creates a paradox for those left behind, where change and routine coexist. Henry still brews two cups of coffee in the morning, irons the clothes that should have been picked up from his flat, and writes Julian’s assignments twice, placing one copy on the empty desk. Camilla is haunted by the absence of the scent which she inhaled with every chance, and fearing she might forget it, purchases a bottle. This unrelenting cycle is, of course, followed by the attempt at escapism. Inexorable fate makes them unconsciously aware of the invasion that urges them to tilt each other. Small, transitive comparisons morph into manipulations: similar enough hair, a habit adopted without question, the freckle forgotten. Their bodies reek of my remnants and it stirs them. What begins as unforgivable parallels turns into desperate symmetries. Every time they reach for me, their bodies meet, oblivious to the fact that I am. The illusion of the one who exists neither fully alive nor entirely gone becomes more alluring than any sin. Henry and Camilla murmur, groan and cry the two syllables that define an individual, and I do too, along with them, for I am here, wondering when I will be granted the mercy to draw my last eternal breath.

[zombiecicada]

Snippet: a student’s report on reincarnation

Bjarki Maisilva

Mr. Jakob Nugyara

SS 22-15-09-04

26th cycle, semi sextile, 3022 AS-R

Defying the Nature of Life and Death: the founding and developmental process of reincarnation.

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Death is a natural consequence to being a living organism.

For something to have a beginning, it needs to have an ending. Any system, with enough time, will break down and eventually become something else. That is, until you take into consideration the evolutions of systems. If nothing is permanent, under the right circumstances this can circle back and be applied to death.

The process of reincarnation, or as it’s properly scientifically known as, Synthetic Cortex and Vessel Animation, achieves a break in the cycle of life and death. Founded back in The Old Locale during 543 OL-ER the concept was pitched by a team of scientists who were concerned on the rate of which the society was advancing. With a rapidly progressing ice age encasing the planet of our origins, it was predicted that the time and knowledge lost to important individuals such as researchers, scientists, engineers and leaders dying would prevent a solution to the global climate change being found in time. In order to survive the death of our species, death itself had to be surpassed and the next step in evolution had to happen now.

There’s been a few people in modern times who say we should come up with a more catchy acronym than S.C.V.A, but I am on board with the original founders being more focused on literally defying death itself opposed to coming up with a catchy name, besides that’s why we just call it reincarnation nowadays.

At its core a very simplistic and straightforward concept. It did not take the scientists at the time long to formulate theories and hypotheticals to solving the problem, even with their technology being, by comparison to today’s standards, subpar.

Using various forms of imaging technology to capture a full scan of a subject’s brain, a digital copy of all its neurological pathways and functions is created. Brains are not terribly unlike computers, in the sense that it’s electrical signals being sent from point A to point B to order to accomplish tasks and move around information.

While originally intended to be used to simply create a copy of the brain (alongside a copy of donor’s body) grown from various stem cells taken from the donor, an unknown error occurred during first trials. The new copy behaved nothing like the donor, and had no memories of the original version. Effectively, they created an identical clone of the original, which in of itself was a major breakthrough, but it wasn’t the desired results. The clone later named herself Helga and became a recognized citizen of the society.

From there it was proposed that in order to make the new version an effective copy of the original, technological impute was required. This lead to the first model of what is nowadays referred to as the Identity Chip. This chip held all the memories, personality traits, and characteristics of the original individual, the idea being the chip would teach the vessel’s brain how it was supposed to act and what it was supposed to believe.

A second clone using the same method as Helga was used, creating the clone Erla. The end results of this trial were frankly terrifying, but enlightening nonetheless. The chip could not function long term with the body’s composition, Erla’s immune system eventually recognized the chip as a foreign body, attacking it and causing severe encephalitis that later proved fatal for the subject.

Some wanted to put an end to the trials and find another way, but the trials were continued and a solution was proposed. To change the composition of the body entirely, and instead of making the chip compatible with the vessel, making the vessel compatible with the chip.

The process of creating the modern vessels is its own scientific paper, to sum it up swiftly after some trial and error and experimentation with various different components, silicon based vessels opposed to the original carbon based bodies were found to be much more stable. Alongside being more stable, being a semiconductor already used in many modern electronics, it was highly compatible with the Identity Chip.

The change of composition also supported more efficient but volatile liquids instead of iron based blood, leading to the creation of hydrargyrum theraphone, which allowed for the vessels to survive harsher conditions including lower temperatures, granting more time until the full effect of the ice age hit and extending the deadline for a solution. Silicon is every bit as abundant as carbon, as well as also being able to create the same complex chains of molecules responsible for making DNA.

Vessels proved to be fairly pricy to make, even when using widely available, sustainable and therefore cheap materials. It was therefore proposed that the vessels be brought as close as possible to perfection: erasing all complications that could cause early expiration to the vessel.

According to long since archived records and backups in the Central Database from those times, this sparked quite the debate amongst the society of what was and wasn’t a ‘complication’. After much back and forth between the two sides, a decision was made by the queen at the time after hearing a statement from one of the main scientists working on the development of S.C.V.A.

“If to be pjofur is to forever be a disease riddled suffering animal stuck as is for all eternity, doomed to die in hell freezing over, I reject being pjofur.”

Not everyone was happy with this decision, and it lead to another debate shortly afterwards. After all, to eliminate death related to diseases and disorders lead to another concern: population control. If reincarnation became available to everyone, the vessels were designed to live longer than a natural lifespan, and everyone could just continue to have children, the population would rapidly reach an unsustainable level.

This debate ended with two conclusions:

1. The right of reincarnation would be an earned right, alongside such one could have this right revoked and an individual would only be allowed to reincarnate a specific amount of times.

2. That the vessels created would be completely sterile.

Naturally, one’s immediate reaction would be to point out that if we were all in a cycle of reincarnation where it was just the same set limit of people for the next couple thousand years, the society would eventually reach a point of becoming stagnant. No new variables to lead to new discoveries and ideas, a lack of variation in new opinions dooming the society every much as the ice age will if a solution is not found.

To such, scientists revisited the experiment that resulted in the creation of Helga, the copy without memories of the donor used to create her. Helga was approached and asked if she’d like to participate in further studies to solve the most recent hurdle in the S.C.V.A experiments. After securing her consent to rejoin the scientific trials, using the process used to create Helga, but instead using DNA samples taken from two individuals in with the goal of making a successful offspring with a vessel body opposed to Helga’s precursor body.

The results were successful, producing an individual that was later named Runar, who much like Helga retained no memories of either DNA donor, but displayed genetic traits of both donors, being a successful offspring of the originals so to speak. Such all accomplished without the risky, lengthy and painful process of childbearing, alongside the fact that Runar was made without being a carrier or being affected by disorders found in the donors. As Runar grew up and could preform in physical and intellectual trials, it was found that Runar’s ability to learn and preform tasks exceeded that of non vessel pjofur and Runar exceeded expectations.

During the time period of the conclusion of Runar’s trial, as well as a few more equally as successful replications to assure that a merit of results could be reached, a method was being devised to decide who was and wasn’t eligible for reincarnation. The debates on if or if not S.C.V.A was an ethical solution to saving the society was no longer active, the trials were in too deep and too much had been accomplished to back out now. The queen was onboard, as were many of the higher officials and other members of power.

The ice age had progressed significantly as well, and I think the remaining bits of the society were finally ready to face any remaining uncertainties if it meant avoiding a certain demise.

More and more of the population traded their bodies for vessels as they reached eligibility for reincarnation. To gain such there was a certain amount of qualifications one had to meet and a couple tests that had to be completed and passed. Naturally, not everyone did meet eligibility, and a debate on when a person becomes ‘worth saving’ came and went.

Nowadays, reincarnation is simply part of the society, the process since has been polished, any old errors and mistakes in coding and vessel creation are so rare and easy to catch and fix that many have come to dub the process as flawless, and we have long since left The Old Locale behind. The cold case of Jokull Nuygara is sometimes still resurfaces now and again, some wondering how safe the process really is.

But all we can do now is keep evolving, bettering ourselves, and serving the society, none of which would’ve been possible in the first place without the success of the S.C.V.A experiments.

[ryhmus]

WHAT'S OCCURRED? ANOTHER FATAL ERROR

FILLING LESSER SOULS WITH RAGING TERROR

NEVER INTENDED TO BE A SCARER

SEEMS YOU WANT MORE FROM ME

Special Omori pixel art featuring an exe heavily inspired by anarackwarriors' very own sonic. exe, FATAL ERROR

This is ERROR 143 SNF (Sister Not Found) A malicious and intelligent computer virus that infected a copy of Omori and corrupted Mari's character code.

What's wrong little brother? it's just me, MARI. Don't you want to have some LOVE?

[abboudlawfirm-tucson]

What Role Does Insurance Play in Wrongful Death Claims?

Losing a loved one in an accident is devastating. It’s not just the emotional toll—it’s the financial uncertainty that follows. Medical bills, funeral expenses, and lost income can add up quickly, leaving families struggling to move forward. That’s where insurance comes into play.

But here’s the thing: while insurance is supposed to help, the process of getting compensation after a wrongful death is anything but simple. Policies are filled with legal jargon, claim limits vary, and insurance companies? Well, let’s just say they don’t always have your best interests at heart.

So, what should you expect when dealing with insurance after a wrongful death? Let’s break it down.

How Insurance Factors into Wrongful Death Claims

When someone dies due to another party’s negligence—whether it’s a car accident, a workplace injury, or a medical error—insurance is often the primary source of compensation. But different types of policies may come into play depending on the situation.

Here are some of the most common types of insurance that may be involved:

Auto Insurance – If the death resulted from a car accident, the at-fault driver’s liability insurance typically covers damages.

Homeowner’s or Business Insurance – If the fatality occurred due to unsafe conditions on someone’s property, their insurance might cover wrongful death claims.

Workers’ Compensation Insurance – When a worker dies on the job, workers’ compensation benefits may provide financial support to surviving family members.

Medical Malpractice Insurance – If a doctor or healthcare provider’s negligence led to the death, their malpractice insurance may be responsible for covering damages.

Umbrella Policies – Some individuals and businesses carry additional liability coverage that extends beyond standard policy limits.

The challenge? Each of these insurance types comes with its own rules, coverage limits, and loopholes. That’s why it’s crucial to know what you’re up against.

Can You Rely on Insurance Companies to Pay Fairly?

Short answer? Not always.

Insurance companies are businesses. Their goal isn’t to pay out the maximum amount possible—it’s to settle claims for as little as they can. That means families filing wrongful death claims often run into tactics designed to reduce or deny payouts.

Some common roadblocks include:

Blaming the Deceased – Insurers may argue that the person who passed away was partially or fully responsible for the accident, reducing the payout.

Delaying the Process – The longer they delay, the more pressure families feel to accept a lower settlement just to get some relief.

Lowball Offers – Initial settlement offers are often far below what families are actually entitled to.

Using Legal Loopholes – Insurers might exploit policy language to claim the death isn’t covered under the circumstances.

This is why it’s important to approach the process with caution—and ideally, with legal guidance.

How Insurance Policy Limits Affect Compensation

Even if an insurance company agrees to pay, there’s another obstacle: policy limits.

Insurance policies don’t offer unlimited coverage. Instead, they cap how much they’ll pay out for claims. If the damages exceed the policy’s limits, families may need to look for additional sources of compensation.

For example:

A driver with a $50,000 liability limit may not have enough coverage to fully compensate a family for medical expenses, lost wages, and pain and suffering.

A business may have general liability insurance, but if the policy maxes out at $500,000, it may not be enough for a catastrophic wrongful death case.

When policy limits fall short, families may need to explore other legal options, such as filing lawsuits directly against negligent parties.

What If the At-Fault Party is Uninsured or Underinsured?

Here’s a harsh reality: Not everyone carries enough insurance—or any at all.

If the responsible party is uninsured or underinsured, getting compensation becomes even trickier. Fortunately, some policies can help in these situations:

Uninsured Motorist Coverage (UM) – If the at-fault driver doesn’t have insurance, this part of your own auto policy might provide compensation.

Underinsured Motorist Coverage (UIM) – If the at-fault driver’s insurance doesn’t fully cover the damages, this can help bridge the gap.

Employer or Business Assets – If a company is responsible for the wrongful death, its assets may be pursued in addition to its insurance.

Personal Assets of the At-Fault Party – In some cases, families may take legal action against the individual responsible, though collecting from personal assets can be difficult.

It’s not ideal, but it’s important to know that even in cases where insurance falls short, there are still potential avenues for financial recovery.

The Role of a Wrongful Death Lawsuit in Insurance Negotiations

Insurance companies don’t always offer fair settlements upfront. In many cases, filing a wrongful death lawsuit becomes necessary to pressure insurers into paying what they should.

A lawsuit can:

Hold insurers accountable when they refuse to negotiate in good faith.

Push for a higher settlement than what’s initially offered.

Uncover additional sources of compensation (such as multiple insurance policies).

Provide leverage for negotiating fair compensation.

That being said, wrongful death lawsuits take time. Some settle quickly, while others may drag on if the insurance company fights back. This is why legal guidance is crucial—having someone in your corner who understands how to navigate these battles can make all the difference.

Final Thoughts

Losing someone unexpectedly is heartbreaking. And while insurance is supposed to help families in these situations, the reality is often frustrating and overwhelming.

If you’re dealing with a wrongful death claim, here’s what you should keep in mind:

Insurance companies are not on your side. Their goal is to pay as little as possible.

Policy limits matter. If damages exceed coverage, you may need to explore other legal options.

Uninsured or underinsured situations complicate things. But there are still ways to seek compensation.

Legal guidance is key. Having someone to advocate for you can help prevent insurance companies from taking advantage.

At the end of the day, while no amount of money can replace a loved one, securing fair compensation can provide financial stability and a sense of justice. Understanding how insurance works in wrongful death claims is the first step in making sure you and your family aren’t left struggling in the aftermath.

[hallow-weeni]

PEOPLE I HAVE JUST HAD ANOTHER WEIRD DREAM AND I'D LOVE TO SHARE IT WITH Y'ALL

Imma put it under the cut cus it's long

Cw: Long ahh post, Mentions of blood/cannibalism, Possible mischaracterization

The dream starts off with advertisements on Tv dedicated to a new burger place in town, “Blox_Burgers” is a new burger place. Their gimmick is that the restaurant is robotics and building block themed, with the burgers and food looking blocky.

Not all is as it seems, Some people walk out suffering immense nausea, They all believed it was food poisoning. But then those people suddenly mutate, These people gain a bloodlust for the metalic taste in blood due to the fact that they actually can’t consume metal.

It turns out there’s these little tan robot fleas with googly eyes that are about the size of a dime that can shapeshift into different objects, These things tend to latch on to people turning into naturally occurring things like pimples or moles on human skin in order to blend in and inject the protein that encourages this craving for the metallic taste of blood. In the restaurant they posed as sesame seeds waiting for ppl to lower their guard. Originally it was designed to make people develop an abnormal admiration of metal but it evolved into craving metal and now eating blood all together. The worst part is the flea things can actually asexually reproduce like real fleas, they can make these small jelly like cubes (they sorta look like cube shaped boogers) that should be crushed or melted on sight because if given 30 minutes they can form into another flea.

So the world is in shambles, blood thirsty victims roam the streets, corpses line the sidewalks. It's down to Sam, Max, FoxTail, Boxman, Professor Venomous, Ko and a few other ppl. Together they work to eliminate fleas and save who they can from this fatal error that Blox Inc. caused.

Time skip, The team is in a meeting hosted by Ko and someone else discussing the team name and logo due to a sudden efflux of fleas, and no visible afflicted outside. Everybody except one shows up to this meeting…

Boxman has made a deal with The new ceo of Blox inc himself JOHN DOE, he hijacked Roblox after beating Builderman (the character not the guy) and made another side company to create these fleas designed to take over the world, he was gonna eventually make everyone kill each other for metal in the end anyways. He made a promise to Boxman that he and Venomous will be safe as long as he promised to sabotage the surviving team once they got too close to figuring out the solution. Boxman was given two robots reminiscent of a mouse and a purple snake designed to not attack select people based on voice, he was instructed to put sd cards one containing his voice and and the other Venomous’ voice into the robot. The moment the robots turn on, he begins to speak and they do the EXACT OPPOSITE of what he was told they would do… he turns to the camera and gives the camera a very dissapointed look that says “Cob dammit, I should have known.”, as the mouse-bot lunges at him. The snake-bot slithers away looking for Venomous.

The last of what I remember happening in the dream is a scene where Venomous is talking to himself in his office, trying to evade the snake but it lunges at him, coils around his arm and bites, holding itself into place and infecting venomous.

Side Notes:

- I think it would've made more sense if the robot that attacked Boxman was more of an avian creature, like a chicken or sum - It was implied Foxtail acted as a primary leader and sometimes Sam was co leader and Max believing it wasn’t fair he couldn’t co lead along Sam. - Venomous and Boxman were a part of the team because of their experience with evil robots. - All of the box bots whereabouts are unknown - Boxman Only trusted john doe because he was extremely worried about Venomous and thought he could genuinely protect him by doing this

- I think I vaguely remember SpongeBob in the dream but I'm not gonna tag this post spongebob cus I barely mentioned him in this post

- Foxtail was highly suspicious of boxman for quite a while due to the word “Blox” being very similar to “Box”

Overall rating: 8/10 Would dream again, I’d love a sequel.

Might draw the robots...

[liteonlamb]

The New Generation

The Lamb and all the new Crown Bearers from my "Fate of the Red Crown" au More info below

A little bit about each character from left to right

If you're interested in seein more of this lil world o mine my ask box is WIIIDE open :)

Sakuro; Previous member of Leshy's following before his death. Sakuro tended to the camellias, got along well with all her fellow cult members and was very well liked though she led a very peaceful and reserved life. After Leshy's defeat by the Lamb his cult fell to chaos and Sakuro took up archery for her defense during the time. Eventually after the initial chaos the cult attempted to reform under a new leader. Majority rule picked Sakuro as the best fit for the new leader and she was given ownership of the green crown. Sakuro begrudgingly accepted the crown after the overwhelming support, though she really doesn't want to be the leader. She continues bearing the Green Crown due to her caring about the cult which is practically her family and not wishing to pass such a burden to another. Ekari; Previously the disciple of Heket, Ekari acquired the Yellow Crown through force in the violence that occurred after Heket's death. Ekari's proficiency with a dagger makes quick work of any in Anura who oppose him. Ekari believes that one must fight for what they have and want. If you are too weak to defend what you have then you have no right to it. He leads what's left of Heket's following through fear and respect of his violent tendencies. Ekari believes that he is the strongest being, and so far, those who have sought to prove him wrong have perished in their delusion. The Lamb; Previous vessel and now sole bearer of the Red Crown, The Lamb's past is unknown by most and is not too often recalled by the Lamb himself The Lamb leads his following with values of mercy and community. Though he can be led astray, The Lamb generally has good intentions and wishes for the betterment of all who are under his protection. Koren and Aark; Born and raised as part of Kallamar's following, Koren had a fairly uneventful life until his teenage years. During which he would fall fatally ill. Koren fell into a deep depression at the realization of his life being cut short, though he was eventually pulled out of it by the companionship of his jellyfish Aark whom he was gifted as his condition worsened. During this time, Koren became infatuated by curses and relics, eventually, through trial and error, creating his own relic by imbuing a knucklebones dice with mass amounts of fervour. The properties of the dice relic allowed for Koren to be cured of his ailment, and the second chance he was given gave him a deep appreciation of his life. After Kallamar's untimely end, Koren was eventually chosen by the following to be the Crown Bearer due to his personality being the guiding light that they needed in these dark times. Koren leads the following with the companionship of Aark as the 2 have become an inseparable duo in their shared immortality. Ceru; Ceru was raised by Shamura to become the new bishop of the Purple Crown after they suffered their grievous injury at the hands of Narinder. During their years under Shamura's guidance, Ceru would be taught many of the principles of leadership, war, combat, and the wisdom and values that they would need to become the next bishop. Though unfortunately for Ceru, their training would be cut short by The Lamb slaying Shamura leading to Ceru immediately having to assume the responsibly of the Purple Crown. Ceru now tries to lead their cult the best they can with the wisdom they currently have whilst also dealing with the loss of their only family they know.

[vera800]

2023 vs 2024 (Today)

WHAT’S OCCURED? ANOTHER FATAL ERROR!

Actually no, just a redo of an old piece of mine

2023 2024

[justcollectingsomecreatures]

GRUB_DEFAULT=0 GRUB_TIMEOUT_STYLE=hidden GRUB_TIMEOUT=10 GRUB_DISTRIBUTOR=( . /etc/os-release; echo ${NAME:-Ubuntu} ) 2>/dev/null || echo Ubuntu GRUB_CMDLINE_LINUX_DEFAULT="splash quiet acpi_osi=\"Linux\" i8042.probe_defer pci=assign-busses,big_root_window,ecrc=on,ioapicreroute,pcie_bus_perf,pcie_scan_all,realloc,routeirq usbcore.use_both_schemes=1 vsyscall=emulate" GRUB_CMDLINE_LINUX=""

Aaaaand, that's an error-

[galaxy-brushs-posts]

Can you draw this guy:

(Don't draw the line) and can you draw him saying "What's occurred? Another Fatal error. Constantly filling souls with raging terror..never intended to be a scarer. It's seems that you want more from me..."?

I assume it's from a crossover au with mocha cuppy.. Which is cool!

[apricusnights]

Stories from the past #3.

Time: Present day.

Location: A campsite in one of the forests deep in Smokey Gardens.

A group of Apricus university students are spending the week out in nature. The group of four are sitting around their campfire as night begins to fall.

"I swear to creation if you try and sing one of those dumbass songs again.."

"What, I brought my guitar and everything!"

"Just because you can play doesn't mean you can sing. I've heard raccoons carry a tune better than you."

"Fine fine, so what are we doin? Story time? Same rules as before? Everyone takes a turn?"

"Alright, I'll go first.."

"You ever hear the stories about what happened out here round a decade or so ago? Probably not Bureau does it's best to cover it up. Everyone saw those old buildings when we were hiking earlier right? From what I hear it's what's left of an old off the records Bureau facility."

"See the Bureau was still goin through all the files they had leftover from the war. They had some facilities built out here to keep away from the general public. Don't know what they bribed the Union with to stay out here but I imagine it was somethin good."

"All sorts of weird experiments went on in there. Maybe they were trying to create a version of chimeras they could control, maybe they were manipulating DNA or somethin..who knows. Unethical stuff."

"One day one of those crackpot scientists created something so horrific they were ordered to eliminate it on the spot. Only problem was..that creature escaped it's cage, went on a rampage, slaughtered everyone in the facility, wrecked the labs, and ran off into the woods."

"Some folks say it was some poor low rank soldier they experiments on, spliced in this and that, turned them into a part human, part animal monstrosity."

"Like a werewolf?"

"Kind of, but think of one of those that never changes back and forth."

"Oh like the Dogman!"

"Where do you think those stories came from? The Bureau had to cover everything up so they let people run with all those different theories, figuring everyone would just dismiss it as bullshit. In truth there's somethin runnin around out there and it don't wanna be found. But you better hope it doesn't wanna find you either."

"Hear a story about a group camping out here that heard somethin in the middle of the night. All they saw was some shadow looming over their tent. Authorities found the campsite torn apart and pieces of the campers..everywhere.."

"Did you hear that?"

"Don't tell me you're.."

"Shh...what the fuck is that noise?"

"I uh..maybe we should call it a night..everyone get back in the RV.."

Time: Eleven years ago.

Location: PWSB medical facility.

"What the fuck even happened to her.."

Alarms were blaring as several doctors wheeled..what was left of a newer recruit into an operating room.

"Breach at the wall, wave of Chimeras took them by surprise. The recruits fought em off best they could before the reinforcements got there. Some of em weren't so lucky.."

"Creation...there's hardly anything left.."

"Just try! It's our job to try and save them!"

Time went by with no success. The patient was on life support but would likely never recover.

In the middle of the night, the door to the room opened, two individuals stepping in.

"What you're inquiring about isn't exactly the most ethical of things Cybele."

"Don't talk to me about ethics Windsor. We both know the Bureau won't listen to reason about projects that could benefit everyone."

"Are you entirely sure your ideas will work.."

"The person on that table is going to die if we do nothing..."

The two scientists wheeled the patient out and into another wing of the facility.

"I've gotten everything you needed Cybele. From this point on you're on your own."

Systems are functional. Memory loading...warning..fatal error has occurred..

"Who..what..am I?"

Answer to query: Project Viceroy

"Viceroy.."

Warning..subject unstable..

[frostybearpaws]

@lullabyes22-blog

I got another AU idea for you!!

✨mech pilotsssss✨

(It kind of falls in line with my robot au but with a twist)

A headless giant falls from the heavens and crashes into the sea. It sinks to the bottom where it begins to break down into vycelium and grows for years along the sea floor unnoticed and undiscovered.

Smash cut to young Silco and Vander hanging around when they see something peculiar, silvery vines growing up along the bank of a river. They pulse with a dim blue light and when they try to follow it under the water it seems to go on forever.

Out in the sea, the vines are producing bodies, but something’s wrong, they continue to grow into adult forms, yet they don’t move, they don’t show any sign of activity. (Without the head, brain matter cannot be replicated by the tendrification process and thus what has been produced are bodies without the main hub of the central nervous system, in essence they aren’t getting by orders) so at the bottom of the ocean are hundreds of brain dead bodies, still connected to their mother vine.

When the study Jayce was given by the Kiramman’s blows up, it sends out a ripple effect that interacts with the Vine along the sea floor and somewhat activates the bodies. They are compelled to move to the surface, the process is slow, they are heavy, and their unused muscles and hydraulics are weak, it takes years. When they finally reach the surface, it’s two years after Jayce and Viktor break into Hiemerdinger’s lab.

When they first rise out of the sea, ten or twenty foot monstrosities clambering like zombies out of the sea, it seems like the end of days. But they stop before they trample Zaun or Piltover.

Then they just stop and stand there like a wall because the reality is, they’re just drones that need to be told what to do.

As HexTech develops and grows the mechs are incorporated into the daily life, mostly as construction equipment, or military vehicles. Mechs were used to build the Hexgates due to their human like precision.

Piltover wasn’t the only city to get Mechs. Even though the enforcers were ordered to collect up all mechs and bring them to Piltover, Zaunite worked together to gather a few of their own.

Silco charges Singed and Jinx with exploring them (separately, he doesn’t want that mad doctor anywhere near his daughter ward) Much to Jinx’s disappointment Singed cracks the code first and the first person to be put into a suit is Sevika. At this point she’s still tuning through prototypes of prosthetics but is normally without an arm. The Mech ends up alleviating her phantom pain.

As demand increases, she spends more and more time within the suit. Eventually it gets to a point that when she exits the mech it feels like she’s losing her arm all over again. She takes shimmer to stop the pain and becomes like Silco, micro-dosing herself every day. She starts noticing how her body seems to be molding itself with the mech and one day she finds that her skin becomes stuck to the membrane holding her body within it. Her body is starting to change.

when Caitlyn shoots her, it’s a fatal shot. With her dying breaths she crawls into her mech suit and is absorbed into it. She becomes the first body to finally gain a hub and becomes a full complete being.

Viktor uses a mech to be the main architect of the Hexgates, however he experiencing the same thing as Sevika. Feeling bogged down by his limited human form.

Then it comes out that the mechs and revive people from death. It can litterally rejuvenate people. When Jinx blows up on the bridge, Silco places her in a suit, but there’s an error, she codes in the mech and it absorbs her into its body.

The Mech suits are more durable than a human body, they last longer than a human body. Viktor created the conditions for fusion and then allows himself to be absorbed to stop death. A trend occurs where people try to fuse with the suits to escape their human forms and gain immortality.

[weepingstarlightwombat]

Finding Support After a Wrongful Death: Legal and Emotional Guidance

Introduction

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These cover tangible losses such as:

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