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Planche de Robert Crumb dessinée en 1988 imaginant trois futurs possibles. Epilogue de l'histoire "A short history of America" (La Crème de Crumb, 2012)."

Planche de Robert Crumb dessinée en 1988 imaginant trois futurs possibles. Epilogue de l'histoire "A short history of America" (La Crème de Crumb, 2012)."

Aujourd'hui, c'est le Jour de la Terre ! 🌎
Pour l’occasion, on vous partage cette planche de Robert Crumb, qui imaginait en 1988 trois futurs possibles pour notre planète.

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what if i fucking kill you

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The spider that bit Peter Parker is also down there fighting crime. A moth stealing a silkworms’s silk. Bee trapping bugs in honey. He’s like I will dedicate my one-to-two-year lifespan to protecting the pile of mulch that I love lol. Mary Jane is a grasshopper.

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We Are Charlie Kirk IS art. It being AI adds to its artistic value.

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@gabmadrid.bsky.social

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何でこんなに見られてるの!?
雑だけど色塗りました

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moomin + #witchhatatelier

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The simplified story of how the hoverfly became a bee mimic, as an example of how mimics evolve

The simplified story of how the hoverfly became a bee mimic, as an example of how mimics evolve

Back to working on my book, after a busy weekend with a giant robot mantis!
This is a gross oversimplification of how mimicry occurs, and I don't know if the stripes or the yellow came first. Entomologists and evolutionary biologists, feel free to chime in!
#insect #mimicry #education #SciArt

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"Mead Paw" the Original "He-Who-Must-Not-Be-Named" - Handy Finch Solving a mystery that started with learning the French word for "bear," l'ours. A change in terminology resulted from a religious, rather than a simple hunter's, taboo on animal names, similar to the...

There's a nice article on the topic here, if you want to read more:
handyfinch.com/create/langu...

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Kodiak Bear (Ursus arctos middendorffi) in Kodiak National Wildlife Refuge, Alaska, United States.  He appears to sniff the air, or look surprised, and he's a beautiful shaggy light brown, like the color of a cinnamon stick.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Brown_bear#/media/File:2010-kodiak-bear-1.jpg

Kodiak Bear (Ursus arctos middendorffi) in Kodiak National Wildlife Refuge, Alaska, United States. He appears to sniff the air, or look surprised, and he's a beautiful shaggy light brown, like the color of a cinnamon stick. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Brown_bear#/media/File:2010-kodiak-bear-1.jpg

Okay, let's talk about the etymology of 'bear' & how superstition shaped animal names.

First there are two meanings to 'bear' in mind:
1. (v.) Endure, give birth, hold up, sustain.
From Proto-Germanic 'beranan' likely from a PIE root 'bher-' that also produced "bring".
2. (n.) This thing ↓

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I hate this but it's also one of my favourite "we're not so different" moments: our ancestors avoided uttering certain words for fear of summoning forces beyond their understanding (that's eg how we got the word 'bear', literally 'brown') and here we are saying 'unalive'/'grape' to appease the algo

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Phoeo of a cute cat behind a super market toy set looking at the camera, with the silly caption of "Khajiit has wares if you have coin" which is a known The Elder Scrolls line.

Phoeo of a cute cat behind a super market toy set looking at the camera, with the silly caption of "Khajiit has wares if you have coin" which is a known The Elder Scrolls line.

Khajiit has wares if you have coin

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ผมโคดเกลียดพวกคาเฟ่สัตว์หรือสวนสัตว์ในอีเว้นต์วันเด็กตามห้างต่างๆ แบบนี้มาก
คุณไม่ได้กำลังสนับสนุนเด็กให้รักสัตว์ คุณกำลังสอนเด็กให้เห็นสัตว์เป็นของเล่นที่เขาจะทำอะไรก็ได้ จะจับจะอุ้มตอนไหนก็ได้ คุณกำลังสอนความเข้าใจที่บิดเบี้ยวต่อเด็กๆ ถึงความหมายของคำว่า "การรักสัตว์"

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Four Horsemen of the AIpocalypse If you liked this piece, please subscribe to my premium newsletter. It’s $70 a year, or $7 a month, and in return you get a weekly newsletter that’s usually anywhere from 5,000 to 18,000 words, includ...

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Putting Claude in charge of reading my notifications and deciding what to do with them was a fantastic idea.

why Putting Claude in charge of reading my notifications and deciding what to do with them was a fantastic idea.

putting claude in charge of fucking my wife and letting it decide when i'm
allowed to jack off

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i don't even know what claude is and i don't care all i know is i hope claude can feel pain

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researching to find out if there's an "EXTREME AI HATERS" blocklist I can try to get on too by taking it up another level

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This is one of the best pieces of pop culture writing I've read in the past couple of years. These excerpts are great but you need to read how the build to that last one. Goddamn. Thank you @awalrusdarkly.bsky.social and @popheist.com

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a simple drawing of an orange cat gazing at a bluebird captioned "casting my yum beam".

a simple drawing of an orange cat gazing at a bluebird captioned "casting my yum beam".

#catcrumb

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Me too

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What I Learned About Billionaires at Jeff Bezos’s Private Retreat For the richest men on Earth, everything is free and nothing matters.

"If you’re looking for a sign from God as to whether hanging out with the richest man on Earth is right for you, pay attention when he sends you not one plague, but two."

Holy shit Noah Hawley is good (and this very clearly demonstrates that he understands the Alien assignment).

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SICARIO is a weird case tbh where I think there's a tension between the screenplay (which thinks Alejandro and Matt are cool guys) and the actual movie as directed by Villenueve (which clearly thinks they are the villains)

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A dog stands on a table, posing next a basted peak lapel sport coat. The jacket is being displayed on a dress form.

A dog stands on a table, posing next a basted peak lapel sport coat. The jacket is being displayed on a dress form.

A dog sitting on the floor, posting next to a basted blue tweed sport coat with notch lapels. The jacket is being displayed on a dress form.

A dog sitting on the floor, posting next to a basted blue tweed sport coat with notch lapels. The jacket is being displayed on a dress form.

A dog sitting on the floor, posing in front of a wall where three tailored jackets are hanging.

A dog sitting on the floor, posing in front of a wall where three tailored jackets are hanging.

A dog poses on a table. He's surrounded by a tailor's measuring tape.

A dog poses on a table. He's surrounded by a tailor's measuring tape.

Every time this tailor posts a photo of their workspace, it looks like their dog is a tailor and he's showing off the garments he made.

IG z.o.e.y.a.t.e.s

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Magnolia fun fact: they are one of the most ancient flowering plants, having been around since the Cretaceous, when dinosaurs roamed the earth. They are so old they were around before bees evolved - they were (and still are) pollinated by beetles! That's why their blooms are so huge.

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hello to everyone else included in the "anti-ai ai haters" blocklist the technical advisor of bluesky just followed 🫡 it's an honor just to be nominated

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that seems bad, jay

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you never should've let me respond to this post, jay. I will be bringing it back every time it seems even a little bit appropriate

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a digital illustrated comic, supposedly presenting tasty looking foods we all wanted to try from cartoons- the krabby patty, the goofy movie pizza, the bacon and eggs from howl's moving castle, scooby snacks, the land before time tree stars, the jaw breakers from ed edd and eddy- but also includes Simba's dead father Mufasa, and Shinji's hand from *that scene* in NGE.

a digital illustrated comic, supposedly presenting tasty looking foods we all wanted to try from cartoons- the krabby patty, the goofy movie pizza, the bacon and eggs from howl's moving castle, scooby snacks, the land before time tree stars, the jaw breakers from ed edd and eddy- but also includes Simba's dead father Mufasa, and Shinji's hand from *that scene* in NGE.

Still proud of this comic from 2022, though the first time I shared it on various platforms, a lot of people seemed to ignore the obvious jokes of the piece to pester me about cartoon foods I "forgot" to include

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a soft looking and somewhat worn felt swan with a big beak and trailing feathers

a soft looking and somewhat worn felt swan with a big beak and trailing feathers

thinking about this 1500 year old plush swan made of reindeer wool

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