@VexillumGlobal@2suns2moons They do notify you and hold on to it 3 month. After 3 months if you haven’t picked it they destroy it and you have to go through the cedula part of the process again
In the end, Hector was right—never date a Spartan if you want something serious.
10 years together. 2 continents.
Golden apple, wedding ceremonies, gifts from Aphrodite.
And that’s just the start. We did everything together. We talked about building the most beautiful life and family together in Troy all the time.
But the only thing that happened in all that life has to offer… was war.
Oath of Tyndareus? War.
A Wooden Horse? War.
I say I want the Trojan war to end? That becomes: “So you want the Spartans to invade Troy?” (Her mother country). Not joking.
Politically, she was Greek—supported the Hellenes—but everything political became personal to her. Even a take on the Horse could spiral into a multi-day ordeal about how I didn’t care about honoring the Gods, didn’t care about her suffering (under this siege?? Huh? Yeah really) and how my support of the cruel heartless mean Menelaus is a moral stain on me.
And once the war started, that was it—she wouldn’t let it go.
Couldn’t de-escalate it.
Didn’t want to.
She had to be right.
The Greeks had to win.
Had to keep going until we either opened the gates or the walls fell down and left.
This is Dr. Michael Levin (@drmichaellevin).
He’s a visionary biologist of our century.
Most think biology is all about genes & chemistry—Levin proves it’s also about bioelectricity.
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@nearcyan Bro what are you talking about half of the 3 Michelin star restaurants in the world have Sci-fi food. You don’t see new food not because we don’t have it but because most people don’t want to eat anything apart from chicken nuggets and in and out and frooty loops