How old are you and do you have a driver's license? Maybe tag why not and what country you live in? I'm really curious about this so please reblog to get more responses.
16-20 Yes, I drive
16-20 Yes, but don't drive
16-20 No
21-25 Yes, I drive
21-25 Yes, but don't drive
21-25 No
26-30 Yes, I drive
26-30 Yes, but don't drive
26-30 No
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See Results“apologist.” “critical.” y’all are doing too much. when my favorite characters do evil reprehensible shit I simply don’t fucking care cause it’s not real
🎧🎵 when you get this, you have to put in 5 songs you actually listen to at the moment. Then tag 5-10 followers to do the same. 🎵🎧
1. Crush - Ethel Cain
2. Black-Hearted Love - PJ Harvey, John Parish
3. Vampire Money - My Chemical Romance
4. Bite My Hip - Bauhaus
5. Did you know there’s a tunnel under Ocean Blvd - Lana Del Rey
Thanks for the tag @immortalconclusions <3 <3
I’m tagging @incandesang @sofipitch @gabrielle-de-lioncourt-anon @bilestat
Thank u @lullsinelocution !!
These are ones ive been having like on repeat/really like lately, they tickle n satisfy my music bone
@sadamericanorca @thatoneemobooknerd (i cant remember your new @ :( ) @the-collector-of-souls @mrblackcubes @lightlysaltedrose
the-collector-of-souls asked:
HELLO ITS BEEN A WHILE PLEASE SEE THIS
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Octopus filmed changing colours while sleeping.
i wonder what they are dreaming about
Changing colors duh
What’s really cool about this is that cephalopod (octopus, squid, etc.) intelligence evolved completely separately from intelligence in tetrapods (which includes primates, dolphins, crows… basically any other intelligent animals you can think of). Cephalopods are very, very far away from us on the tree of life. For context, you and a starfish are more closely related than you and an octopus. The last common ancestor of humans and cephalopods was the so-called Urbilaterian, the hypothetical first animal with a left-right symmetric body. This animal almost certainly had, at most, an extremely simple nervous system, without anything resembling a brain.
All this is to say that the fact that this octopus appears to be dreaming means one of two things. Either
a) dreaming is a very, very old thing indeed, going directly back to the Urbilaterian. This would mean that almost every animal, from insects to starfish to sea slugs to newts, is likely to have the ability to dream in some capacity or another (unless they have specifically lost it by evolutionary simplification).
or
b) dreaming evolved entirely independently in cephalopods when they developed greater intelligence. This would suggest, at least, that there’s something very fundamental about dreaming related to intelligence itself, which causes it to emerge independently when sufficient intelligence arises.
Needless to say, either of these outcomes would be really very cool.
If I remember correctly there’s a theory/hypothesis that says dreams/nightmares simulate threats so species learn to perceive and avoid them in real life and survive.
what they don’t tell you about being an artist is that sometimes you will sit down and suddenly know how to draw something that youve never gotten right before
And sometimes you will sit down and suddenly be utterly unable to draw something you've always gotten right before
