Part 220 of 200 in historically interesting things to inspire your ttrpg dnd

This is an Elamite Ibex statue dating back to the 2nd Millennium BC of ancient Iran, a significant artifact because of its materials and intricate design. Made of gold and silver made in Elamite culture.

Snitches are how 99% of FBI cases work, or someone talking when they shouldn't. It's almost never breaking encryption.

So, keep using signal because its the best option we have. Do not switch to telegram which is DEMONSTRABLY less secure.

Ultimately, framing science fiction as a utopian 'fix the future' solution instead of art is not dissimilar to claiming genAI can do the same. It's a form of cultural greenwashing, imo, that distracts from the actual work of holding our institutions responsible for capitalist ecocide.

TOOTH

omg 😅

Yeah, the chop-wood-carry-water thing is a fucking relief. It's grounding, focusing, calming. Let's say that's the 12th house, Saturnine and Venusian. That's Earth. I think we often forget Earth has their own magick, and, like you said, life is a sacred act, too. A web of sacred acts.

Cats promptly going "nope!" can be a sight to behold on its own

Happy birthday! 🎂

sometimes I do marvel at the fact that Jennifer's Body (dir. Karyn Kusama) exists.

Aww 🥰 thank you!

my Venus return 🌹