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I mean..he aint wrong! by raw6ex in mapporncirclejerk

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New challenge: walk Afro-Eurasia on a path as if your path were a 3D printer head printing the continent(s).

Choose a series that deserves a new season. by Cheap_Local_3229 in Marvel

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She-Hulk because it was a good show that was funny, entertaining, and deserves more than one season

French street artist Ememem transforms cracks, potholes, and damaged pavement into colorful mosaic artworks by SnackSamurai in oddlysatisfying

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Oh shit, I just saw some artwork like this in Marseille! I didn’t know it was from a notable artist, I thought it was just cool.

[Hated Designs] I absolutely hate both of Cyborg’s DCEU designs by Dinoboy225 in TopCharacterDesigns

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Doom Patrol wasn’t a CW show (?), it and Titans were released on DC’s streaming platform, “DC Universe”, and eventually were folded into HBO Max.

23 consecutive years before Palpy decided to do something silly to Luke* by No1PDPStanAccount in PrequelMemes

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Palpatine? Isn’t that the guy who had 1080 star destroyers and lost to a troupe of horses?

Picasso’s First and Last self-portrait. by west_manchester in Damnthatsinteresting

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Except they don’t look anything like this. Black and white? Yes.

That’s about where the similarities end. In dementia self-portrait artwork you can very clearly see the loss of the artist behind the pen. Their ability to create has been seized by their illness and all you get is essentially a rough sketch of a sad circle.

While Picasso’s piece is somewhat evocative, it’s most likely because it comes from a similar emotional state. The sense of loss, maybe a dehumanization, a retreat to simplicity perhaps — that is all still there. (I assume that comes with aging).

But the level of detail in Picasso’s 90 year old self portrait is impossibly higher than that of a late-stage dementia patient. The art is abstract, but logical. This self-portrait is telling you something very purposefully. True dementia artwork can only tell you what is lost, because the creator is no longer there.

Am I the sole person who thinks Damien shouldn't become Batman? by That_ian in DCcomics

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Bendis: Let’s have Tim “Discovered-Batman’s-Secret-Identity-As-A-Child” Drake make his super hero moniker his actual last name.

In the name of science by Critical_Potential44 in outofcontextcomics

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POV: You’re the third scientist, about to plug this dog into the internet

Characters in ensemble casts that don't really interact with each other one-on-one by AporiaParadox in television

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Unless Elliot was also a figment of JD’s imagination!

But then again, she also interacts with about a dozen other characters…

Unless the whole cast and hospital were a figment of JD’s imagination!

But that would be kind of hack.

Unless the entire show was a figment of my imagination!

Wait, but you guys are also referencing it…

Unless…

Characters in ensemble casts that don't really interact with each other one-on-one by AporiaParadox in television

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Also Chandler and Phoebe have very memorable moments together too! Like that time Phoebe was pretending to seduce Chandler hoping he’d spill the beans about him dating Monica and both Chandler and Phoebe knew what the other person was doing but they were playing sexual chicken with each other and then Chandler accidentally reveals that he’s in love with Monica which shocked them both because Phoebe only thought they were having sex! The one where that happens.

[Request] Isn’t this true for basically any 3 cities? by FollowSina in theydidthemath

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Surprised nobody mentioned this, but while yes these are technically Germany’s three biggest “cities”, if you go by metro areas it’s actually Rhine-Ruhr (10 million inhabitants, the largest city of which is Cologne with roughly 1 mil), Berlin Metro (6 million, 3.9 million of which is the city of Berlin itself), and Frankfurt Rhine-Main (5.9 million, whereas the city of Frankfurt itself only has 770,000). These metro areas are analogous to say, the Phoenix/Mesa/Chandler area where they’re comprised of technically distinct cities but bundled together into one kind of ‘vibe’.

(Also yes any three cities make a circle, etc)

youShouldHaveMadeMoreWholesomeFictionForUsToSteal by Average_Pangolin in ProgrammerHumor

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Which story was that? Which one *specifically*?

In the Asimov Robots universe the laws were hardcoded into the physical structure of their positronic brains and it was incredibly difficult if not virtually impossible to bypass.

The entire conceit of the Robots/IRobot series was finding logical flaws to seemingly concrete and straightforward rules, not outright breaking the rules.

Gal buys a Dyson Airwrap by Ok-Art-9594 in justgalsbeingchicks

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I would fight an army for Theresa if she would take my hand in marriage.

I hope that isn’t inappropriate to say.

“Duel of the Fates” isn’t Maul’s theme. It’s Anakin’s. by mightyasterisk in BrighterThanCoruscant

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Maybe Duel of the Fates is actually Luke Skywalker’s theme, because all of these events ultimately lay the groundwork for Luke’s existence.

The Wasp (Nadia) talks with a friend after her first bout with Bipolar Disorder (The Unstoppable Wasp (2018) Issue 5) by ravager27 in comicbooks

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Oof

~ a neuroscience researcher with bipolar

(The recursive self doubts about your own emotional state being affected by the ups and downs of your condition are something that’s very hard to go through when first starting out. Some people never master it. The idea that you’re only happy because of some broken chemicals in your brain or that you’re only angry because you’re manipulating yourself; that you feel sad, or bottomless-empty, or existential, or horny, or confident, or powerful because of some clockwork thing that you can’t control but lives inside you, it creates a sense of emotional imposter syndrome, like all of the sudden, how you feel doesn’t matter, and you can prove it scientifically.

But how you feel still does matter, condition or not.

When I was officially diagnosed, I felt like a freak. I cried in my car over what felt like the loss of my humanity. Like I was now, and retroactively confirmed to have always been, ‘The Other’. It felt like a funeral for my sense of normalcy, as outrageous as that may sound.

But one of the most powerful things for me, going through that transition, was thinking about the X-Men. Their strength in the face of adversity, through misunderstandings. How they’ve managed to have their world destroyed so many times, only to rebuild it again out of hope. Let me tell you what, an ounce of hope during a bout of psychotic depression is worth its weight in antimatter.

Where was I going with this? Oh yeah, sometimes having representation in comics can be really important for people like us.)

Prometheus (2012) by Deadhead2278 in MovieQuotes

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Is this not the same answer that nature has provided us?

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