I think I want few small rooms and large grass field.

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the first time ever I see this image, years ago, I could see both white-gold and black-blue. I don’t know why I can only see white-gold now.

but assuming the bright light in the back is warm sun light, I think this is why my brain is more accepting that the blue tint is more of a shaded area from the sun, while the base color is white. the yellow-blue contrast

haha funny joke. wait wdym this isn’t some random twitter account making up unrealistic funny scenarios? whatt

what 2x anisotropic filtering does to a mf

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I’ve seen this image around 2020-2021, before image generation explodes

why isn’t croptop more common wear for men to use. They’d be hot.

I bet he doesn’t need his name up in lights. He just wants to be heard, whether it’s the beat or the mike.

I think Arsenal fans are supposed to b Gunners though

that looks like the ancient mouse that uses ball for cursor movement.

send me the logs I’ll troubleshoot what’s preventing logging out.

Oh very true, I forgot about it. It’s definitely very related to philosophy & mythology a lot. I personally never been so interested with that aspect hence I forgot. But it does pique my interest quite often enough when watching such videos. I often noticed even much later religious communities developed their philosophy based on more ancient philosophy foundation, which neoplatonism is one of such idea that I hear a lot. And so about how a lot of abrahamic religion are adopting/build their system based on or against various ancient mesopotamian myths, culture, and systems.

But I personally have been more interested to the history & evolvement aspect of things, like how the Bible differs in various times in different locations. How early Christian & Muslim had their sort of “figuring out” eras during their early times respectively. Or how does Judaism evolved from Canaanite theology, from a pantheon to henotheism, to eventually become monotheism.

This also overlaps to linguistic as well sometimes, used for example to describe various Indo-European gods appear in various culture are related linguistically. Although, I don’t really follow any linguistic channels since they really are (well, obviously) about linguistic, not religious studies or history focused.

I might be in a niche. Here’s my fav, Religion for Breakfast, Let’s Talk Religion, Esoterica, Al-Muqaddimah, Tablets and Temples, Useful Charts. Not religious but I like Religious Studies because it’s overlaps to history.

In addition, the Crash Course series to Religious Studies by PBS is also very good.

Also few history channel, Dan Davis History, A Historian’s Craft, Kings and Generals

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shall merge with lidl to create ALDIDDLEDIDDLE

konkey dongs

tell me why you cry and why you lie to me

that’s skibidi toilet guy

It’s “deer strikes” this whole time?

I swear the first time I saw this I immediately skimmed it “to avoid getting hit by cars” 😭