#Latin problems

[midnight-specialist]

you know you’re getting old when you realize that you used to sing Mayor que yo and now they sing it to you instead 😭

[catalinap69]

wake and bake 🥰✨

[zu-art]

+ (Warnings: Uhhh... Blood? Disturbing imagery? And angst)

[thedungeonbat]

3 hour study session☕️

taking the first longer break since I started at 3.30pm. after dinner ill probably continue with solving math problems. at least I got the latin presentation done. my head is hurting but I’m motivated :‘)

update, 10:30pm: switched to working on my term paper about an hour ago, google docs is making me loose my mind. But at least I finally have some words written down.

to do: solve math problems / study for exam

[hanhwrites]

After having studied Latin for five years and ancient Greek for two years I can now confidently say I can't remember what English is 50% of the time

[quesadilla-day]

"draw your two biggest comfort characters as the steven meme" what on earth does this say about me 🤯

^the original^

^closeup^

[thewardenisonthecase]

as a latin american myself, the urge to latinze lucanis is ever so tempting

[underratedalpaca]

We're doing Plautus' comedy "Menaechmi" in my Latin class, and we will probably do a rappresentation of it, and, I'm in charge of the changes in the script, (to make it more 2024-ish) and I'm so happyyyyyy

[your-mentally-ill-vampire]

[esamastation]

Can someone please help me come up up with Lucian and Insomnian names, I need buncha random OCs for Oh, where do we begin, specifically people to populate the high society.

[catalinap69]

Imagine waking up to this 🍑🍒

[awetistic-things]

being really sensitive to spicy food while also being hispanic sucks ‘cause i could pass on the salsa once and hear “damn you really white washed�� from WHITE PEOPLE for the rest of the day

[karolgasblog]

Powerful💖😍✨

[whats-in-a-sentence]

In the postwar era, Anglo-American eugenic attention extended to the global population explosion – particularly in what was then called the underdeveloped world. No doubt for some reform eugenicists the rapidly multiplying populations of Asia, the Middle East, Africa, and Latin America represented some sort of immense "social problem group". Yet it required no race prejudice to find a good deal that was dysgenic in the proliferation of people in environments that offered inadequate food, housing, education, and medical care.²⁴

24. Julian S. Huxley, "Eugenics in Evolutionary Perspective" [Galton lecture, 1962], in Julian S. Huxley, Essays of a Humanist (Harper & Row, 1964), pp. 266-67. Osborn argued that whether the social qualities of children from lower-income homes were in origin genetic, environmental, or some combination of the two, their "relative inadequacy" tended to be handed on to the next generation. Frederick Osborn, "Qualitative Aspects of Population Control: Eugenics and Euthenics", Law and Contemporary Problems, Summer 1960, p. 416, copy in American Eugenics Society Papers, box 15.

"In the Name of Eugenics: Genetics and the Uses of Human Heredity" - Daniel J. Kevles

[thedungeonbat]

feeling like my to-do list never ends🌪️

done with my math homework, now onto the presentation for Latin class

[knights-unwelcommentary]

A pet peeve of mine is how the internet at large and a lot of countries took to using the term baby boomer for a generation wordlwide like it wasn't in a niche demographic of countries that in summary fought in ww2, got an economic boost and started making tons of babies