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@laser #BestTootsOf2019

@denikombucha Ha, you're probably right...

@CartoonBangover Love their talent, but they aren't very good.

@humanbattery As most social media currency is built around the idea of gathering approvals, yeah, I'd say it's a pretty significant change from what we've seen.

Instagram making the decision to remove likes has surprisingly caught my interest to the point I might even open an account.

I know, right? ME.

Instagram making the decision to remove likes has surprisingly caught me interest to the point I might even open a gram account.

I know, right? ME.

Of course, you have those moments when you run into something that you can't quite place and ha, does NOT like you at all, but even this isn't that bad in comparison to the experience of exploring the unknown.

But I think that's the beauty of the game. The process of trying to feel comfortable in an environment where you start of completely vulnerable.

It's an arduous process b/c you have to keep pushing the limit to survive.

But that's what make it such a compelling game.

Subnautica is an absolutely gorgeous exploration game. The creatures, the biomes, the various environments, the way the sun hits the water while you're swimming around is straight up beautiful.

It gets more so when one dives in to the depths and one sees what sunlight never touches.

It's breathtaking and terrifying.

I find myself fighting my fear of water to push forward a bit more and I'm *always* rewarded.

I kinda feel like it's helping my confront one of my deepest fears.

When I was a kid, I used to love the beach. There's just something about the sand, the heat and the sound of waves crashing that used to always put me at peace.

Unfortunately, I had a really bad experience once where I bumped my head while swimming to the bottom once and I lost my bearings, and it took me awhile to find the surface. This put a deep fear of water in me that I still struggle with.

Playing Subnautica is bringing all of that to the surface.

@Shrigglepuss RIGHT??

@somarasu @guerrillarain And I remember how quickly it got filled.

@guerrillarain And people get UPSET because I refuse to give white people the benefit of the doubt.

I got a calendar notification for the next #StarWarsFedi event tomorrow.

That's kinda awesome...

@MoMartin Yeah, it's pretty intense so I completely understand not watching it.

Further than the obviousness of the violence, I'm always taken aback at how people bend themselves to justify it.

This has absolutely nothing to do with policing.

Tackling a quadruple amputee is bad enough but the sheer anger and hostility he shows a disabled person that cannot defend themselves speaks to the general hatred cops specifically have for Black bodies.

This isn't about keeping people safe. This is about further dehumanizing an already traumatized teenager for the sake of brutality, anger and violence.

This is why I hate police. They are not here to help us.

https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2019/nov/15/arizona-quadruple-amputee-police-video-teenager

Yes, I hear you, but Vincent still WHUPPED Spike's ass in Knockin' Heaven's Door. Like... bad...