Kaz Carr

I don't know what the heck is going on with my Pixel but my wake up alarm keeps getting set to quarter volume and it is NOT HELPFUL

Just saw Fox News report on AI rage slop as if it's legitimate to feed the MAGA base.

How do you even explain what's happening right now to someone in their 60s?

Generative AI is going to break reality as we know it

House of Dynamite is a very good film.

Really hoping in a few months this isn't like how COVID made a lot of people rewatch Contagion.

I love line drawing and this piece has such beautiful flow

The historical loss is legitimately difficult to process sometimes.

Earth, 13 minutes ago as seen from Space 🌍
This must have been taken over Washington DC

Badass witch with her titties out

TITTIES OUT FOR HALLOWEEN

But plenty of autistics were raised to think that autism was children unable to speak and nothing else. So they masked.

I'm a few months away from my diagnosis still (after a year of waiting) and sentiments like the one you're replying to are the only reason I ever learned about my issues

Ah, so the British landed gentry just without the same words. That's a real shame.

Did they just turn into oligarchs? Honestly curious

Being identified as autistic isn’t a revelation, usually.

Part of you always knew.

It’s grief.

Relief.

Rage.

And rebuilding.

You start seeing the ruins of a life built for someone who never existed - and slowly, carefully, you can start building one that fits.

Carnivorous ‘death ball’ sponge among new species found in depths of Southern Ocean Researchers previously took first confirmed footage of a juvenile colossal squid in scarcely explored habitat

Oh to be a previously unknown
carnivorous sponge in the depths of the southern oceans

Love my husband but I think he's sticking firm in his "You need to get diagnosed before you call yourself autistic" stance.

To an extent I understand his position. To him I must be turning into a whole new person.

But Blue sky is proving to be a wonderful space to vent

This.

I'll keep watching Dr Stone with my 7 year old and basking in how amazing science is instead of any morose media right now. I'm depressed enough.

As a postie, Amazon parcels are held together with hope and their glue fails constantly. I reseal about 5 Amazon envelopes on a daily basis and it puts me off buying from them

America, please stop buying so many iPhones. Monopolies are always bad and I'm tired of finding out the latest Apple thing is something I've had for years.

I agree, Whuthering Heights was a turning point for me. School did a great job explaining why the different narrators were so important

At some point we need to realise that we are all unreliable narrators. It's not a choice, it's just the reality of having biases

My daughter loves our Kinect and it brings me such joy

I'm 37 and finally understanding my compulsive desire to study words and not be misunderstood every second of my life.

As always with language, how words are used and who by is *important*

I think that words like "retard" and "transexual" are neutral in a vacuum.
But not when they're part of a medical establishment that oppressed people. No one ruined these words more than the Drs who abused them.

I love you but did you have to describe my morning routine 12 hours ago with *such* bone chilling accuracy?

Unmasking even at home has been an overwhelming process at times. It has taken months. The self-made pressure to make consistent eye contact alone is still a process.

Not making eye contact is exceptionally more comfortable but it does make conversation harder

Too many English billionaires leaning on our weak and greedy politicians....

They want us to be little America so badly....

My other lecturers had a strict "No Wikipedia" policy, which was somewhat fair because I loaded up the page for "Mole" once and it simply said "The moles are full of rage at their enemy the sun" over and over 🤣

Wikipedia is a time capsule of the best times on the net. Collaboration on open source platforms with guard rails in place via knowledgeable editors. One of my philosophy lecturers was an early Wikipedia academic editor, he was definitely ahead of the curve