Yeah It’s Accelerationism And Every Rich Tech Guy Who Believes In Ai Is Into It Whether They Know The

"Self-observation brings man to the realization of the necessity of self-change. And in observing himself a man notices that self-observation itself brings about certain changes in his inner processes. He begins to understand that self-observation is an instrument of self-change, a means of awakening." - G. I. Gurdjieff

loggingonnnnnnnnnnn KARBORN.eth

looks like god didn't make it

We just knew.

”I can see my house from here!”

I don’t know who needs to hear this, but if you let something slide because you were too shocked to react in the moment, you can bring it up the next time you talk to that person, you can text them, you can let them know it won’t slide again in the future. you don’t have to just accept that behavior indefinitely because you couldn’t gather your thoughts to say it made you uncomfortable when it first happened. you’re not making anything awkward, you are giving someone an opportunity to show care for you, and telling them you trust them enough to change their behavior. there is literally nothing wrong or bad with voicing discomfort even if the moment has already passed.

The way shinji has her like incredibly suicidal runaway episode and then goes “I’m the only one who can pilot it, right? So I’ll pilot it” with the most dead eyed “I hope it kills me and you all have to reckon with the fact you marched me into my grace” delivery possible is like profoundly, deeply transfeminine

Illustration of Satan (Devilman) by Takeshi Obata. This drawing was included in the art book ‘Illustrations of Devilman’ published in 1999 by Kodansha, as part of an event that began in 1996 to honor Devilman creator Go Nagai. Famous illustrators and artists were invited to submit fan art of Devilman and this was Obata’s submission [press link in the source]. Of note, Obata says in How to Read that the design of L from Death Note was partially inspired by Akira Fudou in Devilman, particularly L’s eye bags.