History Of Dildos Is Older Than Your Country

When you hit this pose and suddenly feel like a doll

reblog this if you want anonymous opinions of you

Spirited Away: In the Land of the Gods

if people truly emit light it means the universe is sciencetifically darker place without you

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Science

Photographing the glow of the human body

As you read this, you are glowing – weakly, faintly, but glowing nonetheless. Chemical reactions within your body, besides liberating energy

Toothpaste is simply a soap for bones

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@damianthedestroyer666

transforming mathematical formulas in short (when it comes to simpler ones)

I just realized that in the Valley of Dahri where there is that big robot from Khaenri'ah, the dead Hilichurls that lie there probably just sought shelter in the technology that was supposed to protect them

A quote from Vladimir Fedorovsky's book "The Tsaritsa" (I translated it using Google, so sorry if something is incorrect):

The relationship of the first tsar and the first tsarina, based on tenderness and mutual respect, did not correspond to the norms of the time, but rather reminded us of the previous era. Indeed, at the beginning of the Middle Ages, the Russian woman was equal to a man, and many women managed estates or participated in military expeditions alongside their husbands. Moreover, Russian human legends testify to the existence of strong women, fearless warriors of the Mongols in the country in the 13th century, and the influence of the Byzantine church contributed to the gradual loss of women's autonomy and rights. Considered in the 15th century as an unclean being, and therefore subordinate to men, the woman was locked in a terema. There she endured violence from her husband and even his friends, because it was a common custom for husbands to "borrow or rent" their woman's charms... The Church allowed a husband to whip his wife: "in moderation and for her good", and if he killed her, the murder was judged with leniency.

It left me speechless when I read it.

Perhaps one day a generation will emerge that will understand the concept of time differently, in a more complete way than our current population, and they will be considered "delusional outcasts"

Stress kind of killed it

ok wait, reblog if you’ve cried at least once because of math, doesn’t matter which grade i’m trying to prove something