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[asgardian-angel]

Talk Like a Pirate Day!

Ahoy thar! Tis an entire year I've been waiting fer this here day, and fair warning to ye I'm gonna scupper yer dash with all things buccaneer!

Weigh Anchor!

The weather is fair, the wind is high, and you've been shanghaied aboard Captn' Bleary's frigate!

[blaintism]

@gleesource 500 followers celebration day 4: tina cohen chang + her pop rock playlist

(in/sp)

[defendglobe]

I FINALLY FINISHED MY FUCKING MASTER'S DEGREE *passes away*

[number1villainstan]

Hey. So. We know that in mha, overhaul had ahold of the trigger drug to enhance quirks and shit, cos mimic uses it and can control literally all the walls and floors in the base.

What do you think would happen if someone quirkless took the trigger drug? Would it fuck them up in some way? Like an overdose kinda situation? Would they develop a quirk temporarily??

I...honestly? Off the top of my head, I wanna say that Trigger just seems like an adrenaline shot. Which means that if someone who's completely Quirkless took Trigger, they'd immediately start experiencing all the Adrenaline Shit (although if they actually do have a latent Quirk or a Quirk that's just too metaphorically small or weak to manifest properly then they'd get a Quirk). On the other hand, though, can adrenaline be made into an aerosol like I think Trigger is?

But let's leave aside the 'Trigger is just adrenaline/a normal stimulant' explanation and assume that Trigger does have a direct effect on Quirks. What would happen if a Quirkless person took Trigger? I think it would depend on what's happening with the Quirklessness--if they inherited the recessive genes for a specific Quirk (or even two different ones, from two different parents?) but only one set, so that the dominant genes end up making them Quirkless; or if they do have a Quirk, but it just isn't manifesting for some reason; or if they are absolutely, totally Quirkless. (The canon science of Quirks is...iffy at best, but I'm a fucking nerd, so.) We'll also assume that the non-Quirk-related effects of Trigger--the side effects, if you will--are like those of a real-life stimulant, although those are also varied, and ignore how dosage might make things scale for now.

Recessive Quirk genes: Trigger might (might--I'm not super clear on how recessive and dominant genes interact) bring those recessive Quirk traits forward and start expressing them; if those Quirk traits are an on/off ability (like Erasure) then they'd fade with Trigger's effects, but changes to body structure would likely be permanent. This could get dangerous if the recessive Quirk is something like Bakugo's Explosion--the person would lose the ability to light the nitroglycerin they sweat, but not the ability to sweat nitroglycerin*.

Non-manifested Quirk: Would go much the same as with recessive Quirk traits, although in this case it's more likely that the whole Quirk sticks around, including abilities that don't cause permanent changes to the body. Whether the Quirk stays would be up to why the Quirk wasn't manifested in the first place.

Totally Quirkless: No Quirk-related effects, I think, for the same reason that a drug that affects the large intestine wouldn't have large-intestine-related effects on my dad (who does not have a large intestine anymore). In that case, Trigger may behave as a normal stimulant, although even saying that is imprecise.

There's also my doubts as to whether Trigger is an actually safe drug (aside from the potential to make Quirks go haywire in an overdose), because drugs almost always have a metric fuck-ton of side effects, and I strongly doubt that Trigger's been approved by whatever BnHA's Japan's version of the Food and Drug Administration is. It could be that the Quirkless person taking it is the unlucky 1 in 50 or 100 or 1000 for whom Trigger causes vomiting/shortness of breath/dangerously high blood pressure/instadeath/insert your adverse side affect of choice here.

So yeah, that's pretty much my ramblings/thoughts on it. Trigger could fuck up a Quirkless person, but methinks no more so than any other unregulated drug, and Trigger overdose could absolutely kill people (Quirkless or not) but so can pretty much any drug. It might cause a previously-Quirkless person to spontaneously express a Quirk, but it's a tossup as to whether the Quirk would partially or fully stick around after Trigger's out of their system. Thanks for the question, that one's definitely super interesting to think about!

*Nitroglycerin is used in medicine (in small amounts) to lower blood pressure, but what makes it really dangerous is how incredibly unstable it is. The best way to dispose of it out in the real world is controlled detonation. If you get the ability to sweat nitroglycerin but not the ability to light it off, you're basically producing an incredibly dangerous substance without the ability to neutralize the danger. This Reddit post has some interesting (terrifying) stuff on how (not) to neutralize nitroglycerin.

[thiswaycomessomethingwicked]

everyone clap for me

I saw an incredibly brain dead take on activism and I didn't engage with the post

I'm just going to vague about it in the tags like a mature adult

[lieutenantselnia]

Hey everyone, something a little different from the usual stuff I post, but last week my project group at university finished our semester project, which also means that (aside our thesis and exam) we're almost finished with our bachelor's degree.

Over the last ~3 months we've been working on a small video game and it would mean the world to us if more people would check it out and maybe even give feedback. It's available for Windows and Mac, also it's free :)

I was mainly responsible for everything graphics-related and worked on concept art, 2D and 3D assets (models, textures etc.) and some VFX, but since we were a team of just 6 people everyone helped out where they could, so I also contributed to the coding and audio in parts. It was a lot of work, but it's also been a very fun experience and we're proud of our achievements. In the coming week we're going to present our project at an exhibition at our university, but we already wanted to make it available for playing before :3

[groovyships]

BLACKLIGHT ❗️❗️ WHAT THE FUCK IS PROPER LIGHTING ❗️❗️❗️🗣🗣❗️❗️🗣

[saturdaynightghostclub]

I GOT INTO GRAD SCHOOL Y’ALL

[paul-newmans-sauce]

movies to sweat to bc it made you sob uncontrollably while ur hormones were imbalanced

[barebevil]

Working from home is so funny like. No I’m not

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[puppypilled-sheep-wife]

Python in Excel

I'm sure nothing bad will come of this

[silversoulstardust]

.....why is it so hard for some people to understand some of us don't want to go back to doing rotations in the hospital bc it traumatized the heck out of us

[attila-werther]

ngl it's so dehumanizing to spend all your time just trying to make enough to pay bills like what is the POINT