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David Curtis

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dealings: sadoak: Braille subdermal implants.  Directly translates to, “No sky no earth but still snowflakes fall” i really fucking like this  i’m gonna get something like this For Mary.

dealings:

sadoak:

Braille subdermal implants. 

Directly translates to, “No sky no earth but still snowflakes fall”

i really fucking like this 

i’m gonna get something like this

For Mary.

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earth-phenomenon: This incredible pattern on the sea bottom was made by a tiny puffer male fish to attract a female. The circle is approximately 2m in diameter. Scientists still researching this behavior. Dude. Zoom

earth-phenomenon:

This incredible pattern on the sea bottom was made by a tiny puffer male fish to attract a female. The circle is approximately 2m in diameter. Scientists still researching this behavior.

Dude.

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earth-phenomenon: Southeast of Serra da Estrela in Portugal, perched on the side of a mountain, is a lonely and enchanting village of Monsanto. The village is built among rocks, with houses squeezed between gigantic boulders, and tiny streets carved through the rocks. Monsanto’s appearance hasn’t changed in centuries. Some of the granite houses have Manueline doorways and the ruins of a castle that started as a Lusitanian fortified settlement, affords magnificent views stretching as far as Serra da Estrela. Zoom

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Southeast of Serra da Estrela in Portugal, perched on the side of a mountain, is a lonely and enchanting village of Monsanto. The village is built among rocks, with houses squeezed between gigantic boulders, and tiny streets carved through the rocks. Monsanto’s appearance hasn’t changed in centuries. Some of the granite houses have Manueline doorways and the ruins of a castle that started as a Lusitanian fortified settlement, affords magnificent views stretching as far as Serra da Estrela.

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earth-phenomenon: The stunning tree tunnel in Ballynoe, Northern Ireland Zoom

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The stunning tree tunnel in Ballynoe, Northern Ireland

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earth-phenomenon: The Langkawi sky-bridge in Malaysia is suspended at 700 metres above sea level and spans 125m across the mountains, offering magnificent views of the Andaman Sea and Thailand’s Tarutao Island Seems legit. Zoom

earth-phenomenon:

The Langkawi sky-bridge in Malaysia is suspended at 700 metres above sea level and spans 125m across the mountains, offering magnificent views of the Andaman Sea and Thailand’s Tarutao Island

Seems legit.

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the-science-llama: kqedscience: A humbling map of real-time wind patterns in Tornado Alley“Wind Map” is a stunning interactive data visualization that presents wind patterns across the continental U.S. in real time. Picture above is what it looked like last night at 10:59 CDT, in the aftermath of yesterday’s devastating Oklahoma tornado.”Read more here from io9. See the wind map website here Zoom

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kqedscience:

A humbling map of real-time wind patterns in Tornado Alley

“Wind Map” is a stunning interactive data visualization that presents wind patterns across the continental U.S. in real time. Picture above is what it looked like last night at 10:59 CDT, in the aftermath of yesterday’s devastating Oklahoma tornado.”

Read more here from io9.

See the wind map website here

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I did this as a kid, too — from the other side of the earth from this child of the steppe. Zoom

I did this as a kid, too — from the other side of the earth from this child of the steppe.

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Simple Math #random

So, I started out wondering what the odds are that I might personally know any given girl I might see naked on the Internet. (Turns out: odds are pretty low.) This led to some calculations that floored me, which I now share with you, gentle reader.

Assumptions:

-There are seven billion (7,000,000,000) people on the planet.
-Half of them (3,500,000,000) are women.
-Perhaps one in ten women (350,000,000) live in decently First-World conditions.
-Let’s say one in four (87,500,000) are young and tech-savvy.
-Perhaps one in ten of those (8,750,000) have a single naked pic/video of themselves floating around the Internets somewhere.
-(We are assuming only one pic per person to lowball as much as possible.)
-And let’s say a horny Internet voyeur can look at 100 pics/videos of naked First-World women, five days a week (so, 261.25 days per year, 26,125 pics per year).

Doing the math, this means that horny Internet voyeurs could conceivably go for about THREE HUNDRED AND THIRTY-FIVE YEARS without seeing the same naked chick twice.

Let’s call this the Economic Argument Against Paying for Porn. Even if 99% of the naked chicks out there want you to pay to see their wares, that still gives you over three years, without repetition, of free naked Internet chicks.

Math: Proving all the porn you want is already out there.

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Gawd, yes. Don’t go down the latter road, y’all. Do whatever it takes.

Gawd, yes. Don’t go down the latter road, y’all. Do whatever it takes.

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Butterfly and Moth Wings

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runningtheriskofbeingfree:

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Um. Yeah. Pretty much this.

It’s probably not a directly relevant answer to the initial objection, but these are still good statistics to bear in mind as far as how equal men and women really are, de facto.

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