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  • tetsuroishigaki:

    tetsuroishigaki:

    According to the Law of Conservation of Mass, matter can neither be created nor destroyed. This means that all atoms are recycled over time. Which in turn means that our own atoms are ancient as well. One’s skin could have carbon in it from a meteorite or from a trilobite thousands of years old, and your blood could contain hydrogen from earth’s original atmosphere.

    image

    (via geekgirl-to-the-rescue)

    Source: vantats
    • 3 weeks ago
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  • thefingerfuckingfemalefury:

    Bruce

    Seriously

    TOO SOON

    (via geekgirl-to-the-rescue)

    Source: bruceswayne
    • 3 weeks ago
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  • georgetakei:

Here’s to a Lo-ki Friday, friends.

    georgetakei:

    Here’s to a Lo-ki Friday, friends.

    Source: georgetakei
    • 1 month ago
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  • todaywaslovely:

Beautiful words from Carl Sagan.

    todaywaslovely:

    Beautiful words from Carl Sagan.

    (via fuckyeahartandscience)

    Source: todaywaslovely
    • 1 month ago
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  • .mattfraction: from Brian K Vaughan, re SAGA 12 and Apple:

    joehillsthrills:

    mattfractionblog:

    As has hopefully been clear from the first page of our first issue, SAGA is a series for the proverbial “mature reader.” Unfortunately, because of two postage stamp-sized images of gay sex, Apple is banning tomorrow’s SAGA #12 from being sold through any iOS apps. This is a drag, especially because our book has featured what I would consider much more graphic imagery in the past, but there you go. Fiona and I could always edit the images in question, but everything we put into the book is there to advance our story, not (just) to shock or titillate, so we’re not changing shit.

    Apologies to everyone who reads our series on iPads or iPhones, but here are your alternatives for Wednesday:

    1) Head over to you friendly neighborhood comics shop and pick up a physical copy of our issue that you can have and hold forever.

    2) While you’re at it, don’t forget to support the Comic Book Legal Defense Fund, which helps protect retailers who are brave enough to carry work that some in their communities might consider offensive. You can find signed copies of Saga at the CBLDF site right now.

    3) Download the issue directly through sites like https://comics.imagecomics.com or on your non-Apple smartphone or tablet.

    4) If all else fails, you might be able to find SAGA #12 in Apple’s iBookstore, which apparently sometimes allows more adult material to be sold than through its apps. Crazy, right?

    Anyway, special thanks to Eric Stephenson and everyone at Image for supporting our decision, and for always being so supportive of creators. Sorry again to readers for the inconvenience, but I hope everyone will be able to find an issue that Fiona and I are particularly proud of. And after you do, please check out PanelSyndicate.com , the new digital comics site I own with artist Marcos Martin, which remains 100% uncensored by corporate overlords.

    Your pal,

    Brian

    #saga

    This is shitty and wrong and Apple’s AppStore needs to get out of the censorship business. I don’t need help figuring out what is and isn’t appropriate for me to read; I’m capable of doing that myself. Thanks, though.

    Let’s also note that this is all about the sex in question being of the gay variety. There’s plenty of similar hetero sexual content schmeered all over the app store and the iTunes music store. I PROMISE there’s nothing in SAGA more deviant than some of the genuinely diseased shit to appear in William Friedkin’s KILLER JOE, available now for a $5 rent from iTunes. Or enjoy a rental of RE-ANIMATOR for $5, featuring a woman on the receiving end of some nonconsensual oral activity from A FUCKING SEVERED HEAD. But this microscopic image of a dude giving a blow? Apple ain’t having it. And they’ve decided you aren’t either.

    By all means, get outraged. But while you’re at it? Get SAGA.

    Source: mattfractionblog
    • 1 month ago
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  • jtotheizzoe:

In honor of Darwin Day today, it’s always a good time to remember that even Charles Darwin had days when he hated everybody and felt like a big idiot stupidhead:

“But I am very poorly today & very stupid & hate everybody & everything. One lives only to make blunders.– I am going to write a little Book for Murray on orchids & today I hate them worse than everything so farewell & in a sweet frame of mind, 
I am ever yours
C. Darwin”

(via Brain Pickings)

    jtotheizzoe:

    In honor of Darwin Day today, it’s always a good time to remember that even Charles Darwin had days when he hated everybody and felt like a big idiot stupidhead:

    “But I am very poorly today & very stupid & hate everybody & everything. One lives only to make blunders.– I am going to write a little Book for Murray on orchids & today I hate them worse than everything so farewell & in a sweet frame of mind,

    I am ever yours

    C. Darwin”

    (via Brain Pickings)

    Source: brainpickings.org
    • 3 months ago
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  • jtotheizzoe:

    Wonderful Darwin Day art by Kapil Bhaghat (Tumblr)

    Source: bhagatkapil
    • 3 months ago
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  • wtfevolution:

Dark thoughts keep evolution awake some nights. It tosses and turns for hours, tormented by visions of creatures too twisted for anyone else to see—creatures, like the stargazer fish, that it knows no decent natural force would ever even imagine. In a desperate attempt to feel normal evolution tries to bury these demons within the murky sand of its subconscious. Deep down, though, it knows that this is a futile effort—that sooner or later, the beasts will creep back out. 

    wtfevolution:

    Dark thoughts keep evolution awake some nights. It tosses and turns for hours, tormented by visions of creatures too twisted for anyone else to see—creatures, like the stargazer fish, that it knows no decent natural force would ever even imagine. In a desperate attempt to feel normal evolution tries to bury these demons within the murky sand of its subconscious. Deep down, though, it knows that this is a futile effort—that sooner or later, the beasts will creep back out. 

    Source: National Geographic
    • 3 months ago
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