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Doodles from the day. These were a lot of fun. Herman dragon has such cartoony shapes that my other characters mooostly don’t. Not the same flavor, at least. For those unfamiliar with Herman, he is made of yarn. He’s also a tremendous clown.

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Herman has a theory.

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Surprise nighttime snack

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I... get eaten by the chef?

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The main consequence of the majority of autism research being led by allistic scientists is that none of the questions we actually want answered will get answered.

Why do so many of us have gastrointestinal issues and food allergies?

What do normal brains vs brains with sensory processing issues look like via brain scans?

Etc etc

But noooooo, instead we have 800 fucking dehumanizing studies about the “cause of autism” and “autistic people have emotions apparently????”

I’d also say that we need more autistic scientists, but that would also require my rant about how academia discourages and alienates autistic people and others who don’t fit into a certain metaphorical box, despite science being ABOUT THINKING OUTSIDE THE BOX.

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*baps you with my kitty paws*

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Bad end....

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our new job launched its mandatory ai transcription program designed to streamline our workflow and not only does it melt down the moment it has to transcribe non-white customers but it keeps hallucinating the existence of a mysterious boy named dorian who shows up in every third call summary

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an interesting twitter thread about the dangers of cave diving

i’ll add the second part in another reblog

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I HAVE to tell you about the single funniest event in French Medieval History

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leg bite WIP

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To people who use "þ" as an aesthetic "p"

þink again.

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A useful history lesson!

Is it true that indophobic westerners claim that Sanskrit didn't originate in India?

That's not indo-phobia, that's what the research has revealed, including the Vedic religion and the people of northern India, these things were imports by outside groups.

Or rather, were created via invasions during the stone age, bronze age and iron age, how do we know this?

The peoples of northern India are closer related to the peoples of Europe, while the people of southern India are not.

Sanskrit is also closely related to the Indo European languages, while other languages in India are not, they are closer related to the Dravidian languages.

Another evidence of this is the prominence of the wheel as a symbol in India, along with the chariot being a symbol of divinity, the wheel was an invention that most likely originally came from eastern Europe, with the oldest evidence of a wheel coming from Slovenia;

The spoked wheel and chariot were also Sintashta inventions.

Horses most likely were first domesticated there too, allowing these peoples to invade with their pastoralist lifestyle into northern India.

The people most accredited to the spread of Info European languages across not only Europe, but Eurasia are the Yamnaya people, who are most likely one of the groups responsible for the Aryan invasions of northern India.

Blue eyes and fair blonde hair also originally evolved in Europe, the presence of these gene expressions in the northern Indian, Iranian and some Pakistani minorities, is evidence of these populations being subjected to European invasions the Bronze Age.

However, the Yamnaya were brunettes, but the later Andronovo peoples possessed the blonde and blue eyed genes, meaning they also invaded these regions.

The peoples of India, Iran and Pakistan were subjected to waves of migrations and invasions from Europe and the Mid East, at least two distinct waves occurred.

The first related to the Copper Age Namazga farming culture from the southern edge of the steppe, who exhibit both the Iranian and Eastern European HG components found in many contemporary Indian and Pakistani groups across the subcontinent.

The second, as mentioned above, came during the late Bronze Age, from similar steppe sources, with a impact on genetics more localized in the north and west.

HG stands for Hunter Gatherers.

Who inspired the tales that created the Indian religions, Sanskrit and influenced their genetics?