#confirmation factors

[techmarkethunter]

Mastering the Morning Star Pattern: A Step-by-Step Guide

Title: Mastering the Morning Star Pattern: A Step-by-Step Guide Introduction:The world of technical analysis offers traders a plethora of tools to identify potential trend reversals and market opportunities. One such powerful pattern is the Morning Star pattern, a three-candlestick formation that signals a potential bullish reversal after a downtrend. In this step-by-step guide, we will explore…

[signode-blog]

Bullish Counterattack Lines

Bullish Counterattack Lines is a candlestick pattern that traders often use to identify potential bullish reversals in the market. This pattern consists of two candlesticks, with the first being a bearish candle followed by a larger bullish candle. The Bullish Counterattack Lines pattern suggests that after a period of selling pressure, buyers have stepped in to drive prices higher. Here’s an…

[poorly-drawn-mdzs]

Who is this sassy lost child?

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[larrylimericks]

17Mar25

The formula’s never finessed: Insta moots, dodgy pics, trashy press. The Sun shouts “Exclusive!” Which means it’s conclusive: Strictly business and strictly BS.

[serpentface]

are the talking crows still around? what are They doing while all this drama is going on around them in the world

Mostly doing their own crow things and not commonly having direct and mutual interactions with other sophonts. They're similar to yotici in the capacity that they have Very different modes of living than most other sophonts, and they generally are not recognized as 'People' in the same sense as humans, elowey, qilik, caelin, and delkhin. However, (given their strategic and intelligent capacity for word mimicry) talking crows tend to be comprehended as unique magical animals or spirits, or are not recognized as a distinct type of entity but rather feed into broader corvid folklore (as they are very difficult to visually distinguish from many common crows).

They make a few appearances in Whitecalf as small flocks of crows trailing the pilgrimage, picking at its food supplies and occasionally scavenging on its dead. This is a family unit of talking crows that has suffered heavily in the drought, with very few of their chicks surviving infancy and even some of the healthiest adults dying of thirst and starvation. They have recognized this mass movement of big two legged people as a source of potential sustenance, and are very persistent and skilled in keeping themselves fed.

In-text they may come off as an ambiguous, possibly magical element (or partially hallucinatory) from the character POVs, due to them going from a mundane presence indistinguishable from common crows to them uttering dire threats in clear and fluent Wardi. This is very unsettling and hard to reconcile for most who witness this, but is actually just a learned method of taking advantage of beliefs in corvids as ill omens to frighten off or distract targets while another crow snatches bits of food or a nice wineskin.

[mishy-mashy]

Theory: some High-Ends use the corpses of past OFA users

There aren't tons of High-Ends. They can't be mass-produced so easily, and there's only one that's blatantly female, literally named Woman and with a tall, defined figure

Maybe Woman's original identity is already confirmed, but... she's similar to Nana in build, isn't she?

It's hinted that All For One actually kept Nana's corpse. How, 20+ years later, could he give Tenko his grandmother's pristine hand? Is he just keeping their hands? Or their actual corpses?

Also, when looking at corpses to give multiple Quirks to, One For All users are the best for this. Having inherited One For All, their bodies had maintained multiple Quirks when they were alive, even if they couldn't use more than their natural Quirk and One For All's physical ability. And to their bodies, One For All doesn't count as just one Quirk; the natural one, and Yoichi, are already too much for a human. But Shinomori shows that it counts each previous user's Quirk, on top of Yoichi's and one's own natural one.

Their bodies adjusted to holding multiple Quirks, and when they were alive, they didn't become deformed or lose brain function. They were perfectly fine, and only had shortened lives—but that doesn't matter as corpses.

Nomus go brain dead when they have multiple Quirks. But the past users didn't, being completely fine, making them perfect for Nomu development.

High-Ends can think. They're all physically powerful, and One For All users make the best basis, even from leftover embers and physique. So why not use that great base to make the best outcome Nomus (High-Ends)?

[transmechanicus]

Repeated issue at social functions of ppl asking me what my hand tattoos say and me being profoundly unwilling to share with the class. Not that i feel i made a bad choice, but i did not expect Most Ppl to interrogate past me saying they’re encrypted Sleep Token lyrics. And now i find myself frequently in the position of being asked specifically what they say and being unable to articulate the depth i associate with each phrase in the time frame i have available. I need to get better at lying.

[makorragal-312]

I wish you guys could understand how much it sucks that this season really does seem to give the POSSIBILITY of something ACTUALLY shifting in terms of Buddie, but Kr*sten did so much damage and had me so pissed and scarred from the Season 6 finale that I spent this whole goddamn hiatus conditioning myself to stop getting my hopes up.

[elite-amarys]

Query: What qualities make a pokemon skilled at learning how to track something by scent?

I would typically research this myself, however my schedule has become unexpectedly busy. I am currently searching from some of my specialized flying supplement which has gone missing. Given that this is a reoccurring issue, I believing having a pokemon that could track this by scent would be ideal. Steel types preferred.

[nomsfaultau]

Apparently the 'ripping a birds wings of and stuffing them in a rock for later' Falcon is only one colony and al l the other falcons of the species hunt normally

So lucky techno that he found the one colony that doesnt immediately kill their prey, and (presumably) the one bird that is new enough to being a father that decides that techno looks enough like a child

It being the only colony also means that it would be learned behavior instead of instinctive and well what if baby Tommy is getting old enough to learn some hunting techniques and we have his prey sibling that needs his feathers cliped so he cannot fly away. Good way of training one child and making sure the other cannot get away

ohh yes! The fact it’s a learned behavior is a HUGE part of the fic :) also why Techno was so caught off guard lmaooo. Also super lucky for Techno that the ‘eating other birds’ thing is exclusively during chick season! Aheh…..uh. So only a seasonal problem…….buuut part of my work building to justify the size difference (more) between Avians and Elytrians is heightened oxygen levels so that means big ole bugs to nom nom nom.

the one major thing so far that’s deviating from the Eleonara’s falcon behavior is that I think the plot vibes I want in the fic conflict too much with the fact they’re also migratory (albeit just one continent and not trans oceanic like Techno). But I can assure you I’m tearing my hair out about that…

[tetrapodomorpha]

wolverine is so gender

[torchickentacos]

Genuinely so happy to see that Totodile made it into ZA! I haven't really consolidated my thoughts on the trailer yet (I feel like I still have more questions than answers about what the plot itself even is beyond 'make the city better' tbh?), but Totodile is there and Absol is there and that is genuinely enough to keep me excited

[1phakephan]

🗣️🗣️ pov dan and phil base their pizza selection in part 2 of their iconic mukbang video on their hatred for the detroit pizza company that almost ruined your life

[gayeredin]

he needed so little to get a win

[toxicroyjamie]

Sorry what's aces? I've never heard of it

Don't be sorry!! "ACEs" stands for adverse childhood experiences. The idea is that there are certain childhood traumas (physical, sexual, and emotional abuse, neglect, alcoholic parents, etc) that significantly increase a person's likelihood of developing mental & physical health problems and ultimately reduce life expectancy when they occur in tandem. There's a test where you add one "point" for each of 10 events a person has experienced and it will give you some idea of how at risk they are for certain health issues and early death. The total is called the "ACEs score". Most Americans (I know they're British but I don't know the data for the UK sorry) have a score of 1, and a score over 6 indicates very high risk. Jamie would have a score of at least 7-8

It's important to note that that's not an absolute, though, just an assessment of statistical risk. People with traumatic childhoods can and do live long and healthy lives, and there are effective interventions + factors that mitigate risk!!

[kaurwreck]

if you have a question, it is wholly okay and arguably important that you at least sometimes look up the answer. if you aren't sure about information you want to share on social media, you can also double check its veracity prior to sharing. if you still aren't sure after searching for more information yourself, then asking strangers on the internet is fine, but confirm any answers you receive prior to internalizing them. (which you can do by using key terms from others' answers in your subsequent search strings.)

this won't stop you from interacting with others on tumblr dot com. instead, it will deepen those interactions, improve your digital literacy, and prevent me from manifesting as your sleep paralysis demon.