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“[ID: Photo of a tweet thread from @cavalorn on Twitter. Thread reads:
Panic’ from Pan, god of the wild places
‘Cereal’ from Ceres, goddess of the crops ’
Jovial’ from Jove, king of the Gods ‘January’ from Janus, the two-faced God...
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[ID: Photo of a tweet thread from @cavalorn on Twitter. Thread reads:

Panic’ from Pan, god of the wild places 
‘Cereal’ from Ceres, goddess of the crops ’
Jovial’ from Jove, king of the Gods ‘January’ from Janus, the two-faced God ‘Wednesday’ from Woden, one-eyed wanderer

 The old Gods never left. We speak their names every day.10:38 AM · Dec 13, 2020·’

Panic’ was originally an adjective, btw, so it would have been ‘panic fear’. Read it like ‘magnetic field’ or 'botanic garden' Dec 13

Venereal from Venus, Goddess of Love
Martial from Mars, God of War 
Hermaphrodite - literally a compound of Hermes and Aphrodite Adrian Bott@Cavalorn·15h’

Morphine’ from Morpheus, God of dreams
 'Erotic’ from Eros, God of sexual love
 'Volcano’ from Vulcan, God of the fiery forge
'Plutocrat’ from Pluto, wealthy God of the underworld
'Chaos’ from… er… Chaos, the primordial void
'Hypnotism’, from Hypnos, God of sleep
Adrian Bott@Cavalorn·15h’

Chronic’ (recurring over time) from Chronos, God of Time
'Nemesis’, from the Goddess of the same name, divine retribution
'Brag’, a boast, possibly from Bragi the God of poetry (uncertain) ]

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I need to test something real quick

What is the first thing that comes to mind when you think of pink and green

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INTERNET CANNOT SAVE YOU

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David Gerrold called it.

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God Has a Beautiful Mansion for Me Elsewhere | John Higgs
The last days of William Blake.
Lapham’s Quarterly

What made Blake so fascinating was the casual way in which he talked about his relationship with the spirit world. Blake, Robinson wrote, “spoke of his paintings as being what he had seen in his visions—and when he said ‘my visions’ it was in the ordinary unemphatic tone in which we speak of trivial matters that everyone understands and cares nothing about.” Blake peppered his conversation with remarks about his relationship with various angels, the nature of the devil, and his visionary meetings with historical figures such as Socrates, Milton, and Jesus Christ. Somehow, he did this in a way that people found endearing rather than disturbing. As Robinson wrote, “There is a natural sweetness and gentility about Blake which are delightful. And when he is not referring to his visions he talks sensibly and acutely.”

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While some of Blake’s opinions appeared obviously wrong, others were simply baffling. When Robinson asked him about the divinity of Jesus, Blake replied, “He is the only God. And so am I and so are you.” 

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I don’t know! We’ll see what the next movie makes me realize about myself. It’s kind of- It’s, I don’t know. I’m so lucky I get to work out this trauma and stuff like that on the big screen. It’s bizarre! But I’m glad you connected with it all.

Daniel Kwan, Co-Director of Everything Everywhere All At Once (2022) | Everything Everywhere All At Once World Premiere Q&A from SXSW 2022

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How the far-right is turning feminists into fascists

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One need not weep for the original-flavour TERFs, whose intentions towards trans women, in particular, were always genocidal; Raymond, explicitly, said that her goal was for trans people to no longer exist. Yet, in 1979, that hatred was much less potent than it is today. TERFism was one pocket of a relatively powerless movement which did not have the reach nor backing of the broader right wing. Yet, as a pre-existing hate group “on the left,” TERFs were incredibly easy for fascists to infiltrate and absorb.

A 2020 article from Radix Journal, a far-right publication founded by the neo-Nazi Richard Spencer, lays out a strategy for doing just that. In the article, entitled “The TERF to Dissident Right Pipeline,” author Kat S. notes that TERFs’ insistence on “biological sex” as an immutable binary—all “men” depraved and violent, all “women” fragile victims—may make it easier to convince them of other biological hierarchies. Their insistence on seeing trans women as “violent men,” in particular, can be weaponized against men of colour and turned into overt white supremacy. “It doesn’t take any thinking woman long to see exactly which men are committing violent crime and the majority of partner violence, and race realism is a natural next step.”

Ultimately, the article reasons, it should be easy to convince TERFs that supporting the rights of “biological women” means rejecting “the mid-to-late 20th century Jewish-led feminist theory,” particularly the “corporate slavery” of work outside the home, in favour of accepting their biologically ordained role as wives and mothers. “A pro family, pro natalist movement requires some degree of female participation,” Kat S. writes, “and reframing the patriarchy paradigm is essential.” Ultimately, TERFs must be led to see patriarchy as “a system where men’s urges and strengths are allowed to flourish and channeled into healthy outlets, and women are protected and respected for their material reality and the gifts our unique biology affords.”

It’s a grim irony that, by insisting on a “feminism” without any trans women in it, TERFs have wound up constructing the tool by which fascists aim to destroy feminism altogether.

In the 1980s, radical feminists pushed to outlaw pornography, hand in hand with the Christian right. History doesn’t repeat itself but sometimes it rhymes. How’d it work out for you last time, ladies?

We’ve been saying, and this article gathers good facts in support of the things we saw happening with our own eyes.

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Major solar breakthrough means energy can be stored for up to 18 years

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In 2017, scientists at a Swedish university created an energy system that makes it possible to capture and store solar energy for up to 18 years, releasing it as heat when needed.

Now the researchers have succeeded in getting the system to produce electricity by connecting it to a thermoelectric generator. Though still in its early stages, the concept developed at Chalmers University of Technology in Gothenberg could pave the way for self-charging electronics that use stored solar energy on demand.

“This is a radically new way of generating electricity from solar energy. It means that we can use solar energy to produce electricity regardless of weather, time of day, season, or geographical location,” explains research leader Kasper Moth-Poulsen, Professor at the Department of Chemistry and Chemical Engineering at Chalmers.

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