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@sadreturns @centristpeater s run on str8 misinformation is genuinely legendary holy fuck

it gets even funnier when you see what he was responding to

i've drawn yui so many times......... far and away my favourite subject

@stoneymacaroni @thehorizon2b2t I do wish my planet with finding a chemical combo that can surpass 1.9G's or were stuck with orion drives for the rest of time

@_c3nd @thehorizon2b2t Not impossible, just a much larger technological hurdle. Impossible with our current technology level i would say though.

curious would it be like physically impossible for any intelligent species living on kepler to launch a rocket into space? like its already barely possible to launch a rocket from earth so I imagine if gravity was just a little larger you'd be kinda fucked

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endless nameless

@thehorizon2b2t Like chemical rockets are straight up impossible in any practical method since their rocket equation basically cucks them unfathomably

@thehorizon2b2t Its not, they're fucked

Artemis 2 Chan

Tanya Degurechaff they dont tell you about

Hold My Hand remake of a Mayano Top Gun art I did last year to see if I had any improvement #umamusume #ウマ娘

The Dignity Act is mass amnesty and would constitute a terrible betrayal of our voters.

@ciivionx @fleshsimulator inadequate attempt at vector recreation, try again and be original this time please

"We can't deport people back to Haiti, look what the Haitians did to them! They're maniacs! They have to stay here"

Nick Fuentes fans trying to tell you that you're gay for watching anime after their leader was caught watching trans porn

@Memertiss @11975MHz They wont

@11975MHz Damn that sucks, hopefully the next generation of teachers are better

...we didn't. When I was in school, World History was on repeat about every two years. And every two years we focused almost entirely on three events: The Pilgrims landing at Plymouth, The American Revolutionary War, and the American Civil War. In my 2nd grade year, we spent at least two weeks of class time solely on Johnny Appleseed. That was in the 80s. Nowadays, American classrooms seem to be able to reach WWII when it comes to history, but they speedrun such history so that they can spend several weeks focused entirely on the Civil Rights Era and Emmitt Till. And what little they learned about WWII, they focused entirely on the Holocaust and Japanese-American Internment in the United States. You've probably noticed a trend here: their intent is to teach grievance at the expense of actual history. I spent some time a few years ago doing substitute teaching at high schools and I had a senior class of about 20 students, now young adults in final day of their history class. I was looking through their history textbook and was unsurprised to find that WWII barely got a few pages, and those few pages went on about the Holocaust and Japanese-American Internment. So I got to ask a few questions. "Raise your hand if you guys were taught any of these historical events. The Battle of Jutland." Quizzical looks. Zero hands. "The Battle of the Somme, or Verdun even." Zero hands. "The Battle of Midway." Two hands amble up. "The teacher you're covering for mentioned that one." Mentioned. Just mentioned. "Was Midway on any of your tests?" They responded: no. "The Holocaust?" Every hand shoots up. "Japanese-American Internment during WWII?" Every hand shoots up. "Taffy 3?" Again, quizzical looks. They likely think I'm talking about candy. "Emmitt Till?" Every hand shoots up. Our students graduating from high school here in the United States have little to no actual knowledge of the Pacific Theater. As far as they know, Pearl Harbor happened and then Japanese-American Internment and then somehow Hiroshima and Nagasaki. And only the ones who paid attention in class know this much that history.

What an absolutely beautifully drawn Lebel

They used synthetic diamonds to locate a specific heart beat over 40 miles away. I’m told it looked something like this:

I for one love what our mages at skunkworks dream up.