/media/ - Media

>>38942
my personal water closet

its gay

There's something in there. It's not normal…and I don't really know how to describe it. I really didn't think it was real at first and I really didn't want to believe but something about it felt so alluring it felt so right. I started losing my grasp on what was real and what wasn't. Those sounds those…not really words but more like pure thoughts and feelings made me see worlds I had been blind to. It's hard for me to exist normally these days. Every thought I have is about those sounds.

>>39076
based

Im happy that we got to see it, but sad that it didn't turn into a serious project. Though, its better to be remembered as a cult following pilot than turn into season 10 rick and morty. Def chud-coded, but still cute and well animated

>>38395
Same I just make boxes and try to keep it symmetrical

>>38396
I kinda prefer digging into mountains I think they're cool
plus helps manage toxic waste fallout thing where you can't go outside

>>38397
I also like mountain bases but it still has a box form kek

omgeeee i luv rimwolrd im such a girly girl ^.^ (///.///) tee hee

I like digging into mountains and turn off bug infestations. I can plan around other things but giant bugs killed my previous runs because i could not deal with them when they were inside and ate half the colony.
I gotta try out the newer expansions at some point

>>39191
>fartslave mask
i kneel

fuck it
I'm downloading petz 5

We are so back

Just watched this and hated it, it would be awesome as a 20 minute (or less) short film, but instead is dragged to an hour and forty minute slog.
Premise reminds me of House of Leaves and it has good atmosphere but it meanders.

>>32226
Not sure what even happened in the film. It was mostly still shots of dark corridors and rooms.

>>32236
Yeah I have no clue, the kids parents go missing and they're trapped in a house with a monster who can reshape reality to keep them trapped. Early in the film there was a line from the father stating that Kevin feel down the stairs and hit his head so for the longest time I thought it was going to be revealed that the father was experimenting on his children with some bizarre shifting house technology, but the film ended in such an ambiguous way I don't think there was any actual explanation in film.
>>32241
OG trilogy is fantastic Dawn is my favorite.

Michael Myers my beloved

My lame civ test I made a few years ago

https://uquiz.com/quiz/II99rS/which-sid-meiers-civ-5-leader-are-you

This is just like fire emblem fr
But in space

>>39242
oh shit magnus karlsen?!

>>39236
I already said what I wanted: moids out of my hobby
being obnoxiously horny in an online game is not a part of its social aspect, and prostrating yourself in front of those types with the defeatist "nothing to be done here, find another hobby" is not the answer

>>39237
What exactly do you propose be done?

>>39238
unfortunately, what I want to propose would be both illegal IRL and against the rules here

but permabanning those who annoy me would be a decent start

>>39239
Unfortunately GMs protect gooners on this game.

>>39239
I see. Well then I apologize for annoying you and I wish you peace and happiness

>>39206
yup i second this, house is fun.

Half-Man

Chuck is such a seething envious little bitch he's literally me

>>38335
>>38316

such a shame the creator (a moid) groomed a teen. iirc fluffle puff is based on said teen.

>>38756
Is he also a troon?

Applejack is best pony to me. I wish there was more love for her.

I love him, he's so stupid

Giles Corey.

>>39159
I couldn't really find anything either, pretty strange for a book that has 2k reviews. Also it's only sold on payhip??
I'm sure there's better books out there on the topic

also where are those reviews exactly lol

>>31087
This is the book where I found out about Wu Zetian the girlboss

>>39159
>37 dollars
No way jose

The world of books, research and even just book reviews themselves don't cease to amaze me. Sometimes I learn there are entire fields of research that are well known in the academic community, but not among the general public. They express my own ideas much more coherently than I can and it fascinates me how hard it actually is to translate one's own ideas.
Book reviews, too, always make me realize things I never thought about. I don't know why is that, maybe I'm just more ignorant than the average reading person. Either way I enjoy it and see it as a challenge.

Here's some books I am interested in.

Developmental psychology / psychopathology
Dante Cicchetti — developmental psychopathology (especially developmental cascades, and how trajectories emerge from interacting biological and environmental factors)
Gilbert Gottlieb — probabilistic epigenesis

Affective neuroscience / emotion and cognition
Antonio Damasio — Descartes’ Error
Jaak Panksepp — Affective Neuroscience

Clinical neurology / narrative approaches
Oliver Sacks — The Man Who Mistook His Wife for a Hat (especially the integration of clinical observation and narrative structure)
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