Radical Compassion.

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samirafee:

#MAJA👁🐈🐾DOWN THE RABBIT HOLE🌀

@samirafee

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demiiwhiffin:

deeply suspicious

handsomedogs:

Lino | Anne Geier

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mycaptaintazer:

I’ve never identified with something more than this

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trauma-rat:

things I want: love and affection
things I have: trauma and touch starvation

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tahreza:

marxferatu:

Monet’s Pond, Seki City, Gifu Prefecture, Japan.
Credit: Hidenobu Suzuki

This looks like a moving painting

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insomniac-arrest:

Both Squidward and Spongebob can afford their own two-story houses with enough money left over for things like snail food and art supplies, they are both fast food workers with a boss that is shown on several occasions to pay them as little as possible

Furthermore, characters like Plankton can afford his own restaurant, machines, and computer despite not selling a single burger, Patrick similarly has his own place and lifestyle while rarely shown to actually work

In this essay we will examine the idea of a universal basic income that exists in the SpongeBob universe that provides

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blunt-science:

“We are just an advanced breed of monkeys on a minor planet of a very average star. But we can understand the Universe. That makes us something very special.”

— Stephen Hawking

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