i arrive at the ball in my finest gown. i descend from the stairs like an angel from heaven and strike a pose
i am wearing my finest velvet coat and my second-best doublet. from across the room, i see you, swathed in sorbet-colored tulle. the assassination is canceled. no one told me my target would be so beautiful
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People celebrating the arrival of fall feels like a personal attack… Like have u no pity for me and my horrible lizard nody
It’s like y'all are excited about how leaving the house when its below 65F feels like instant death to me
People celebrating the arrival of fall feels like a personal attack… Like have u no pity for me and my horrible lizard nody
if i didnt have depression no one could fucking stop me. i only have depression because otherwise im too powerful
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Getting stuff right is normally regarded as science’s central aim. But a new analysis has raised the existential spectre that universities, laboratory chiefs and academic journals are contributing to the “natural selection of bad science”.
To thrive in the cut-throat world of academia, scientists are incentivised to publish surprising findings frequently, the study suggests – despite the risk that such findings are “most likely to be wrong”.
Paul Smaldino, a cognitive scientist who led the work at the University of California, Merced, said: “As long as the incentives are in place that reward publishing novel, surprising results, often and in high-visibility journals above other, more nuanced aspects of science, shoddy practices that maximise one’s ability to do so will run rampant.”
The paper comes as psychologists and biomedical scientists are grappling with an apparent replication crisis, in which many high profile results have been shown to be unreliable. Observations that striking a power pose will make you feel bolder, smiling makes you feel happy or that placing a pair of “big brother” eyes on the wall will protect against theft have all failed to stand up to replication.
drew pinkie pie taking a nap so might as well let her friends join her! we’re all tired.
Sleep well ponies, tomorrow the sun will shine and you’ll do fine
The cowgirl witch needs to bring the farmer witch to her trip!! Please enjoy~
@blessphemy we get these but with honda fit counts 0-18. We carry all 19 hats around with us every day to switch out and maintain accuracy
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