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MEDICAL INFORMATION QUALITY RATING:
Source(s): 0/4
Authenticity/Timeliness: 2/4
Emotionality: 3/4
Total: 5/12 Information Quality: Mediocre Consideration: The way the information is provided appears to be indicative of misinformation. However, if the pictured mushroom is indeed the "Destroying Angel," then what is stated appears to be consistent with the literature.
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Explanation: I am not a mycologist and thus cannot identify the mushroom pictured, but under the assumption that it is indeed the Amanita Mushroom, then it appears that "amanita virosa" is highly poisonous. The symptoms of amatoxin poisoning include gastrointestinal distress (e.g., stomach pain, nausea, vomiting, diarrhea) within 6 to 24 hours, then progression to the liver after about 12 hours (i.e., hepatitis) with the potential for some improvement, before liver and kidney failure around 24 hours with evidence of seizures, coma, brain edema, and encephalopathy. The patient is very likely to die at this final stage. The mechanism of action is that the creation of several important proteins are prevented--which are highly conducive for life. Thus, it appears that the OP and the reblogger's information is consistent with the current literature (if the mushroom pictured is indeed the amanita virosa mushroom).
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Lower scores do not necessarily indicate mis- or disinformation, only that the way the information is provided should be considered critically. Always maintain skepticism and complete further research in all cases. Visit this blog for further details on rating system. I may make mistakes sometimes.
For those not in the know, this is one of the Amanita mushrooms referred to as a Destroying Angel. Never, ever, ever, ever forage with an app. Especially for mushrooms.
#mushrooms#AI#potential misinformation#consistent with literature#health#mushroom poisoning#destroying angel#doctor disinformation#doctordisinformation
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#spiderman#deadpool#spideypool#comic#I did this for a class#an ENGLISH class#but we're learning about comics as literature and for the most recent paper we had an option to make a comic#and the main theme we're studying this semester is power so i made this#anyway I forgot how goddamn hard these two are to draw#I hate how complicated their costumes are like its so unnecessary#but I also think this is the most accurately I've drawn them#and they looked consistent through this whole thing#so I'm really proud of myself#and yes this is gay but i'm imagining that in this scene they don't realize they have feelings for each other yet hee hee#some of these were fuckin hard angles too what was i doing to myself!!! this was hard af!!! wtf!!!#and to be honest i drew all of this yesterday and today!!! that was so much drawing!!! og my god!!!#but it was fun he he#except i will always hate the webs on spideys costume. hell world#they have to look such a specific way and it is not easy#enough rambling. enjoy#also sorry im reuploading this because i had accidentally colored in one of spideys speech bubbles as yellow
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jason todd with studious! reader moodboard???
#late nights would consist of you showing jason what new literature book you’ve analyzed in class and him telling you he’s already read it#jason’s crowbar#jason todd loves his gf#jason todd x reader#jason todd#red hood
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#words#bookblr#life quotes#literature#spilled thoughts#book quotes#quoteoftheday#reads#bookish#bookislife#success#motivating quotes#get it#get motivated#money#mindset#peace#dream big#dont give up#be confident#be consistent#be considerate#goals#all is well#god#glow up#faith#self care#stay positive#hope
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The rarest of all human qualities is consistency.
Jeremy Benthem
#jeremy benthem#benthem#quotes#philosophy#wisdom#life#literature#writer#books#psychology#write#art#artist#idea#ideas#consistency
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#curators on tumblr#inspiration#quote#literature#quoteoftheday#beautiful quote#life quote#quotes#growth#understanding#self talk#consistency#progress
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Some people will literally have a 'read banned books' sticker on their laptop and then proceed to tell you than you shouldn't read a certain author because they are 'problematic'
#like by all means don't ignore the bad things they did let's have a discussion but if you were consistent with this rule you'd only have#about 3 writers left to read#ramblings#reading#literature#books#book memes#literature memes#hot take#banned books
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Normalize seeing inconsistency as a red flag. Never let their mixed signals fool you—indecision is a decision. You deserve someone who is unquestionably loyal, consistent, and sure about you.
#consistent#love#life#relationship#friendship#mental health#feelings#love quotes#life quotes#daily quotes#thoughts#lines#literature#writing inspiration#writers on tumblr#qoutes#quotes#post on tumblr#quote#beautiful words#relatable quotes#inspiring quotes#relationship quotes#reading#quoteoftheday#art#spilled thoughts#romance quotes
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"You're testing me. You shouldn't." "Why not? You're the perfect hero, aren't you?" "I'm not your salvation."
— Dark Heir by CS Pacat
#dark heir#dark rise#darkriseedit#cs pacat#litedit#lgbtedit#storyseekers#booknet#book tumblr#fantasysociety#tuseranita#userbelin#book edit#bookish#books and literature#booklr#will kempen#james st clair#m*#i dont want this to look good or consistent or pretty i just want this to be gone bc i cant stand to look at it on photoshop another second
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the ddlc fandom is dying
rb if you love yuri
#sorry it's just. i keep wanting to make a lil pun hehehe#i haven't been playing it consistently but anyways...#ddlc#ddlc yuri#doki doki literature club
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the pairing of heizou x forensic linguist!reader is rotating around my brain like it’s in a microwave.
i can totally imagine them both hyper-analysing mundane conversations between people (and each other!)—and it’s an added bonus if there’s a hint of a skulder dynamic going on where heizou’s always going on about his wacky dreams and intuition and the reader’s more down-to-earth and sticking to the hard facts.
actually, hold that thought for a moment—a linguist who likes sticking to the hard facts is interesting. it’s not necessarily a contradiction, per se, but linguistics as a science/field of study is much less materialistic than, well, the sciences, despite the research being conducted in a scientific manner. so having an brain-in-the-clouds detective, who “should” be concerned with purely the physical evidence, and a very down-to-earth linguist who “should” be more comfortable with the abstract, work together, makes a very interesting dynamic…
#or maybe the reader’s just a researcher but their input comes in handy on a case?#but i kind of like the idea of the two of them working together consistently#although as opposed to say skully being a doctor a linguist is not always needed for a case#unlike a doctor/medic whose experience more often than not will come in handy for autopsies and injuries and all that#so they probably wouldn’t be super consistent partners anyway (alas)#but heizou probably hits them whenever he needs their expertise (or comes under the guise of needing expertise and actually just wants to—)#(—spend time with them)#shikanoin heizou x reader#heizou x reader#they’re probably both nerdy about literature too#wouldn’t it be hilarious if they first met at some book club and hyper-analysed some characters in a mystery novel or something#and the next time they met was at a crime scene#and they were like “…well. fancy seeing you here.”#r’s random thoughts
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The Many Illustrators of A Tale of Two Cities 7: A. A. Dixon
"'Collins' Clear-Type Press, let me ask you a question.'"
This is a very long post.
This week's edition has, in my research, become quite the edition.
Sadly, this image is the best source for the cover wrapper illustration that I could find.
You are likely familiar with Arthur Augustus Dixon's illustrations for the 1905 Collins Pocket Edition of A Tale of Two Cities. Several of them are very common to find in Internet searches and articles about the book, if not other editions of the book itself.
But the question raised by my research for this week's edition is: Are you familiar with all of them?
Thing is, as the source above states (read the whole article if you have the time, it's very interesting!), Dixon created twelve illustrations for this novel.
And sure enough, this source from the Internet Archive and this source from @oldillustrations (hello!) both have eleven of the same illustrations - with the twelfth presumably being for the wrapper, as seen in this source (previously cited) from the Victorian Web.
Alright, so that's three separate sources, all with (effectively) the same set of elaborate illustrations from 1905. Neat!
...
...but if you start counting...
...you'll notice that this seems...
...like a lot more than twelve!
Basically, there are five illustrations by A. A. Dixon that are completely unaccounted for in any of the three sources previously cited.
For the purposes of this post, the cover wrapper is considered #0 and is not pictured in these banners.
In full-size set of illustrations in this post, this source from Google Books is the source of four of those mystery illustrations:
#3: "'He stared at her with a fearful look.'" #6: "'Drive him fast to his tomb.'" #7: "He said, 'Farewell!'" #12: "'She appeared with folded arms.'" #9 ("'Patriots and friends, we are ready!'") and #11 ("'You are consigned to La Force.'") are sourced from Google Books in the full-size versions in this post simply because the Internet Archive versions of those two illustrations had cropping issues.
To me, this is mystery enough on its own. Why would another version of the book suddenly have more than the originally-stated number of illustrations by this artist? Especially considering that the Google Books source does not have #13 ("''I know you, Evremonde!''") - why would it be missing one of the "main" set?
It gets even more interesting.
As you'll notice in the banner, we're still one off: Keen-eyed observers of the full-size set of illustrations might have already noticed that #14 ("'Carton and the spy returned.'") looks a bit different than the rest of them - a bit like what happened in the previous edition of this series!
That's because that Dixon illustration comes from this completely random source - a post from a blog called the Paperback Palette dating back to 2018 - that I happened across on Google Images of all places while sitting on an airplane trying to set up this post last week!
And to top it all off, that source is missing #6!
At this point, if your first instinct is, reasonably, that perhaps Dixon didn't actually illustrate these extra five and that it was someone imitating him for later editions, then know that that was my instinct too - until I (dare I say it again) checked those signatures!!!
(I edited the colors to prevent flashing.)
All five of those illustrations bear Dixon's signature, so it's safe to assume that they are A. A. Dixon originals - from 1905, even.
Interestingly, #s 1, 10, 13, 15, and 16 don't have signatures! Does this mean anything? Probably not - as an artist myself, I often forget to put my own signature - but still, I can't resist mentioning it!
So the most likely explanation here is simply that the publishing house originally commissioned A. A. Dixon for more than twelve illustrations and then held on to some of them, eventually choosing to publish them in other editions. Still, we can't say for sure.
And as to why some are missing from the more "complete" sets - human error, most likely!
If you scrub through the Google Books source, you'll notice that #s 11 and 12 actually repeat (one even changes color, which I have no explanation for) - it's most likely either that the book was accidentally printed with repeats of #s 11 and 12 where 13 and 14 were supposed to go or that the person scanning this edition made a similar error.
As an aside, it's so interesting that the illustrations are evenly spaced throughout the book - I had not noticed that until now!
And as for the Paperback Palette source, it's most likely that the blogger accidentally skipped over an image while combing through their edition or just glossed over it when posting the batch (I understand that from experience!) We can see this by adding up the letters in some of the illustrations' captions - doing so reveals that the letters are meant to go to P, the sixteenth letter of the alphabet.
Thus, one must be missing! Case closed!
Except... It's actually (going by both the chronology of the book and the order in which this set was found in Google Books) missing the wrong letter! Here, it seems that In the Google Books source, #7 in the full set is given the seventh letter in the alphabet, G - whereas in the Paperback Palette source, "#7" is labeled as the sixth, F:
This implies not only that #6 is absent from the Paperback Palette source but also that there is a missing mystery illustration located between this source's H and K - that is to say, before or after #9!
EXCEPT... For one, this isn't the only inconsistency I've noticed - there are several places where the letters seem shifted in a strange way. I've seen #2 listed as "C" and #9 listed both as "H" and "I2i" (???), just as two examples. (My theory is that the cover wrapper and the frontispiece may be at play here, but who knows?)
More importantly, though, it seems that, for some mysterious reason, all of the sources with relatively consistent use of these letters (i.e. all but the Victorian Web) - even the sources with only eleven interior illustrations - still give #15 in the full set the fifteenth letter, O. Which, of course, may make all of this pretty moot anyway.
Dare I say..."Oh."
Suffice it to say, just as much as major sources like the Internet Archive and Google Books are vital to this sort of research and preservation work, so are smaller websites and bloggers! After all, without the Victorian Web and the Paperback Palette, we as collective netizens likely wouldn't have ever known about the cover wrapper or illustration #14 (not to mention that the versions of the illustrations from the set posted by @oldillustrations have by far the best image quality and standardization that I've found! Please go check them out if you haven't yet!).
As for the reasons behind Collins' Clear-Type Press not publishing all of the illustrations from the beginning (if that's the explanation we're to go with here), I suppose the question I'd like to ask is:
why? why would you put us through this?
& the standard endnote for all posts in this series:
This post is intended to act as the start of a forum on the given illustrator, so if anyone has anything to add - requests to see certain drawings in higher definition (since Tumblr compresses images), corrections to factual errors, sources for better-quality versions of the illustrations, further reading, fun facts, any questions, or just general commentary - simply do so on this post, be it in a comment/tags or the replies!💫
#A Tale of Two Cities#AToTC#dickens#charles dickens#bookblr#litblr#literature#classic literature#victorian literature#vintage illustration#illustration#illustrators#A. A. Dixon#1900s#UGH oh my GOD oh my GOD this one#like. hours. so many hours.#You Can See Why I'm Late With This One I Think#so yeah based on the pretty consistent thing with the letters I do believe there are very simply 16 interiors & a cover wrapper and no more#but Still like. why. whywhywhy couldn't they just be consistent#and again Why Why Why don't all of the versions just have all of the illustrations!! like hello! What Is Going On#maybe it Is significant that not all of them have Dixon's signature...but even then that raises so many questions#I'm also of course gonna keep my eye out for that cover wrapper because I want to see it in full and it does also confuse me#also check out number16 in a lot of those sources because there's a halo effect on Carton's head that isn't super visible in the one I used#anyway. 1) yes I accidentally said this was the 8th when it's the 7th 2) this month features a two-parter!#3) the results of the previous poll were a tie between Congratulatory and A Plea. the latter of which was my vote so nice work everyone#4) I'm either gonna skip the off-week's post this week and do it double for next time or just post it later in the week this week#so. until next time! & enjoy!
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Goobers !!!
I'm very happy with my drawing of sayori in the snow :3
#artists on tumblr#doki doki literature club#digital art#ddlc fanart#ddlc natsuki#ddlc sayori#i can feel the hyperfixation returning#TRANS NATSUKI#Ignore the fact i dont draw eyes consistently
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anyone else ever get attatched to the assigned reading? lol
#hamlet#shakespeare#hamlet fanart#my god#first it was gatsby now this#feeding a niche audience consisting of me and my boyfriend and no one else#hes literally me#im him#classic literature#classic lit
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The only way to achieve greatness in life is to have patience, consistency, and discipline.
David Goggins
#david goggins#goggins#quotes#philosophy#wisdom#life#literature#writer#books#write#psychology#greatness#patience#consistency#discipline
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