Seahorses, I Love 'Em (& other Links of Interest)

[brandrinn]

This video is guaranteed to restore your faith in humanity, it almost brought myself to tears.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Dvzj8wyZ9PI

That's a stupidarse show. That makes teenagers look bad. And TBH, who hasn't parked in a disabled parking at least once before?

Me.

If a building was on fire and the only place you could park was in a disabled parking, would you? If you had to rush to a bakery or somewhere in a short space of time, would you?

No one's going to discuss the fact that Jacqui seems to think these two situations are equivalent?

[rickardspaghetti]

It's Pikachu!

[Jacqui]

dubbel rnbow

[Delthayre]

There isn't much detail, but just the idea and plans of the hexagonal street scheme for Detroit is nonetheless interesting.

Furthermore, a trailer for the second half of season four of The Venture Bros. has been released. Beauty, eh?

[dhok]

Nazis needed utensils too. And now, you can collect them!
This is not, you know, to be confused with this.

[Shm Jay]

Nerdy perfumes for nerdy people.

[Delthayre]

Pointing to Conservapedia and Andrew Schlafly, then laughing is really too easy, but his recent decision to deem through it the theory of relativity to be a liberal plot is exceptional even for that august personage.

Then again, they offer so many counter-examples.

[Kai_DaiGoji]

Pointing to Conservapedia and Andrew Schlafly, then laughing is really too easy, but his recent decision to deem through it the theory of relativity to be a liberal plot is exceptional even for that august personage.

Then again, they offerso many counter-examples.

The best: The lack of a single useful device developed based on any insights provided by the theory; no lives have been saved or helped, and the theory has not led to other useful theories and may have interfered with scientific progress.[11] This stands in stark contrast with every verified theory of science. The only device based on relativity is the atom bomb, but that has destroyed far more lives than it's saved so it can hardly be considered useful.

This is dadaist art of a very high level.

[Aurora Rossa]

The best: The lack of a single useful device developed based on any insights provided by the theory; no lives have been saved or helped, and the theory has not led to other useful theories and may have interfered with scientific progress.[11] This stands in stark contrast with every verified theory of science. The only device based on relativity is the atom bomb, but that has destroyed far more lives than it's saved so it can hardly be considered useful.

Usually it's the conservatives who talk about how we need nuclear weapons as a deterrent, how we had no choice but to drop them in Japan, and so forth.

[Viktor77]

There isn't much detail, but just the idea and plans of the hexagonal street scheme for Detroit is nonetheless interesting.

Interesting. So that's who Woodward was. The street named in his honor still exists to this day.

If you're interested in what Detroit was, I point you to this wonderful Flickr album of no-longer-existing mansions entitled Industrialist Plutocracy.

[Aurora Rossa]

Yeah, it seems like something I might want to try in my conworlding, maybe one of the FAC city-states having a hexagonal plan in it somewhere.

[Kai_DaiGoji]

The best: The lack of a single useful device developed based on any insights provided by the theory; no lives have been saved or helped, and the theory has not led to other useful theories and may have interfered with scientific progress.[11] This stands in stark contrast with every verified theory of science. The only device based on relativity is the atom bomb, but that has destroyed far more lives than it's saved so it can hardly be considered useful.

Usually it's the conservatives who talk about how we need nuclear weapons as a deterrent, how we had no choice but to drop them in Japan, and so forth.

I also like the idea that it's not science if we don't like it.

[dhok]

The worst video game ever made.

[Neek]

The best: The lack of a single useful device developed based on any insights provided by the theory; no lives have been saved or helped, and the theory has not led to other useful theories and may have interfered with scientific progress.[11] This stands in stark contrast with every verified theory of science. The only device based on relativity is the atom bomb, but that has destroyed far more lives than it's saved so it can hardly be considered useful.

This is dadaist art of a very high level.

I would agree so--it seems unusual that nuclear science, which is grounded from the theory of relativity, has only yielded the nuclear bomb. Not nuclear power plants. Not nuclear medicine. Reckon all those cancer patients and people living off of nuclear power are living on lies. Which, granted, is such a renewable resource that we're up to our tuckuses in it.

Other gems: Millions of tax-payers dollars have been wasted looking for gravitons, but none could be found, which invalidates relativity. Yet, we should be looking for luminferous aether. But wasn't the insubstantiation of aether what compelled relativity to come into existence?

There's also Jesus breaking the law of causality and causing things to happen instantly. You'd think, being the living incarnate of the aspect of logos, of the tripartite almighty God, he'd be blessed with the power to make physics his little bitch. The evidence of miracles does not disprove physics, it proves God's existence, and there's a huge difference.

Also, you gotta love the whopping fallacies inherent in such an argument: Where does the correlation between believing in relativity and not believing in God come in? Who does these studies? Blatant speculation is not a valid argument, even if one disputes the theory of relativity.

[Nortaneous]

↑ See, e.g., historian Paul Johnson's book about the 20th century, and the article written by liberal law professor Laurence Tribe as allegedly assisted by Barack Obama. Virtually no one who is taught and believes relativity continues to read the Bible, a book that outsells New York Times bestsellers by a hundred-fold.

hahahahahahhahah

[Rui]

I think it's clear where Snooki's political affiliations lie...

[Viktor77]

I think it's clear where Snooki's political affiliations lie...

He actually played off that in a speech in front of a White House correspondants dinner noting that Snooki, J-WOW, and The Situation IIRC are exempt.

[Nortaneous]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f7YV-RelWjA

[Delthayre]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f7YV-RelWjA

That's neat, but I can't help balking at the video being described, in its title and enthusiastically by some of the comments, as, "propaganda." I suppose that I can't really put an wordless animation that features a map of the United States changing into a cornucopia that spews race cars, hamburgers, television sets, hot dogs and baseballs in the same category as Völkischer Beobachter.

[dhok]

Something you never wanted to know about: custom dakimakura.

[rickardspaghetti]

Why would I not want to know about that?

[Rui]

If you thought your commute to work was bad...

[Aurora Rossa]

If you thought your commute to work was bad...

Well, I suppose there is no beating that.

[Delthayre]

International Burn a Koran Day, ON FACEBOOK!

Charming.

Further: Hatred versus fire codes.

If you thought your commute to work was bad...

Things like this make me wonder if driving on roads isn't something of a dead-end in transportation technology. Between uncommon grand jams like that and the commonplace ones that are routine for many people, it seems that there should be some room for innovation.

[Tropylium]

Compiling the worst of deviantArt, one drawing at a time.
(Warning: cannot be unseen)