Crab emerging from its old shell and straight into my nightmares.
Nah, but can you imagine how good this feels to the crab?
It’s like when you wear skinny jeans that are too tight for the whole day, and then when you finally get out of them it’s great
Now imagine that but 100x more satisfying
my very first gen3 ponies were cotton candy, wysteria, and sunny daze!! fun fact, wysteria is who i named my acnl town after ;) (diff spelling, of course)
(via glownshowpony)
i pretty much never draw finished fanart so since i’m going to animeUSA i thought I’d try to pull some stuff together to sell!?
over summer, i really wanted this donut inner tube, and i thought Usagi might like it too!
(via mahouprince)
One would assume that scientists, who are trained to think objectively, are completely immune to gender discrimination. However, a recent Yale study by Corinne Moss-Racusin and colleagues suggests otherwise.
The researchers created a fictional student and sent out the student’s application to science professors at top, research-intensive universities in the United States. The professors were asked to evaluate how competent this student was, how likely they would be to hire the student, how much they would pay this student, and how willing they would be to mentor the student. All of the applications sent out were identical, except for the fact that half were for a male applicant, John, and half were for a female applicant, Jennifer. Results showed that, with statistical significance, both male and female faculty at these institutions were biased towards male students over female students.
Data from the study shows that on average, science faculty was willing to pay the male applicant about $4,000 more per year.
source“The gender gap doesn’t exist"
"We don’t need feminism"
"Maybe he just worked harder”
“*any MRA bullshit*”
I had to read this study for class. It is thorough as fuck.
(via halloweenery)
