A graphical representation of the contradictions in the bible. Each red line links 2 contradicting statements.
I am not at all surprised by this.
A message from Anonymous
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Reblog this and see what you get.
- ♂ = i am a boy who has a crush on you
- ♀ = i am a girl who has a crush on you
- ○ = i am a non-binary person who has a crush on you
- ✂ = just delete your tumblr already
- ✌ = you’re awesome
- ♡ = i love your blog
- ❁ = you’re beautiful
- ✓ = i hate you
- ☹ = you’re ugly
- ☀ = i want to fuck you
- ♬ = i wish we were close
- ♧ = i wish we were friends in real life
- ☆ = i relate to a lot of the same things you go through
- ☮ = you inspire me
- lol
A rather sad climate change lecture from 1980 by Dr. Roger Revelle, one of the first climate scientists in the world. His talk is nearly exactly what you’ll hear today. The temperature swings, sea level rise, crop issues, glacial and arctic melt - all uncannily familiar. The NYTimes’s Andrew Revkin blogged about Revelle this past week, here.
this photograph intrigues me so much! why isn’t this the most famous photo from 9/11 instead of the falling man? isn’t 2 people holding hands after jumping more significant than 1 man? it makes me wonder what the story is behind this photo, were they friends or lovers? or just strangers who were too scared to jump alone? it shows that people need a helping hand even in their final moments, i love it.
Fucking reblog today; tomorrow. Any day I see it on my dash. Beautiful. I for one think they were strangers. Sometimes it’s easier to care for a stranger, how else would they have found the courage to not only jump, but to look into someone’s eyes and jump. I don’t think I could have done that if I knew the person well.
A dodeca-spidroball formed by applying spidron tilings with 5 spiral arms to the surface of a dodecahedron by Paul Nylander
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"I can only note that the past is beautiful because one never realises an emotion at the time. It expands later, and thus we don’t have complete emotions about the present, only about the past."
Virginia Woolf (via theseareourvoices)
Two More Elements Added to The Periodic Table
You can now greet by name two new residents of the period table of elements: Flerovium and Livermorium.
The International Union of Pure and Applied Chemistry officially approved names for the elements — which sit at slot 114 and 116, respectively — on 31 May. They have until now gone by the temporary monikers ununquadium and ununhexium.
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i basically just got those glasses :u
