She/Her/They/28. LGBTQIA+. Forgets she has Twitter. Aspiring writer. Books, art, theatre, history and astronomy. English with Creative Writing Grad. Idk.
The Artemis crew saying "amaze amaze amaze" oh my GOODNESS 😭. The launch livestream was exciting but this is next level stuff! Also touching moment after breaking the Apollo 13 record ✨️🚀. Oh to be alive for all this, what a gift.
#ArtemisII#artemisiimission#nasa
Not to mention Andy Weir saying he always sees the natural good in humanity. And seeing a few review saying about the excitement of curiosity and discovery, which I loved. In this climate, a film of ✨️hopecore✨️ is needed.
Just saw a Ryan Gosling interview where he says he liked the story of Project Hail Mary because it has the message that the future isn't something to be feared, it's something to be figured out. And that's a message he wants his kids to hear. Awesome.
I actually don’t want to climb any corporate ladders. I don’t care about job titles. I don’t need accolades.
I just want to have income to fund my lifestyle, not be depressed, help other people, and be around good humans. That’s it!
Some of you have forgotten that only three years ago you were perfectly capable of writing a text, writing an email, telling a bedtime story to a child, and it should worry you that powerful companies have convinced us we can’t do things we’ve been doing since the dawn of time.
People say, “You hate AI art because you’re afraid of everyone being equally talented.” No, I hate it because you are being robbed of real creativity. I want you to know the satisfaction of putting real effort into something. I want you to be amazed what you can do when you try.
jk rowling has said the profits from that new harry potter series are going to be used to try and take away trans rights wherever possible btw, so just letting you know if you watch it on streaming or pay for it you are directly funding that
our new full length album Breach will be here in september.
the first song, The Contract, comes out june 12th.
hello Clancy
hello Blurryface
let’s finish this
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The fact that so many people don't see glasses as a disability aid (which it is), because they're so incredibly common, is that accessibility can absolutely become the norm. If it's the norm for the somewhat visually impaired, it can be the norm for any other disability too.
Remember the episode in the Handmaid's Tale, where a brain dead, black handmaid is kept on life support long enough to give birth?
This is happening in Atlanta, GA right now. Her name is Adriana Smith. She was only 9wks when the state kidnapped her body from her family.