@Rainmaker1973
The backstory is interesting. Her father took her to watch a controlled burn for fire suppression training. She is just smiling at her dad but looks like a little arsonist taking pride in her work.
@fasc1nate
I thought it was an organism's image captured with electron microscopy. Which is the cooler part about how your brain attempts to make sense of visual stimuli.
@gunsnrosesgirl3
No. As an wildlife photographer, I am documenting interspecific relations from a distance. Any attempts at intervention would become auditory distractions. The immature cat is curious rather than preying.
@unusual_whales
Boomers were making the equivalent of $170k/year in the 1970s with the husband having a factory job. That is why they were able to own suburban homes with inground pools and host coke fueled orgies.
@WallStreetSilv
It would have similar criticism as Netflix Blackwashing, regardless of facial symmetry.
"Racist misogynist backlash" gives the waning news industry some clickbait, and free advertising for the film distributor.
@elonmusk
Context:
Dustin Moskovitz, a Facebook co-founder and CEO of Asana, has criticized Elon Musk and his companies, Tesla and SpaceX. He referred to them as “scams he got away with,” arguing that Musk tends to overpromise and under-deliver.
Moskovitz has also called for Musk to
@gunsnrosesgirl3
Augmented reality looks fun. Paintballs hurt so having a haptic feedback is better.
BONUS: We are heading towards WW3 daily. Cost effective infantry training at their age is needed.
@Rainmaker1973
If I were creating a universe, I would want it to have moral entropy for the beings I created to experience. Slaying a dragon is just as important as cradling a kitten to have purpose.