#deevolution

[aubrietarose]

"Heck with this." -devolves- Honestly, it's a mood some days. Aubie's TFTober Letter T: Tiktaalik

[just-the-cool-page]

[monstruktor]

Conveniente

As pessoas aderiram à conveniência. De um modo geral, se não o for é negado, renegado e até abandonado. É um fenómeno de tal ordem conveniente que nos convencemos que essa absurda elevação a direito de tudo nos resolve a própria vida. É conveniente: falar sem estar presente, namorar à distância, educar enquanto ausente, comprar à suposta porta de casa, comer do mundo, colecionar…

[adaptable-polarity]

Recognizing emotions Surprise! Scroll through the three images. Look at the little shapes at the: -eyes -eyebrows -nostrils -mouth These responses are hard wired in our nervous systems. They serve a purpose ultimately and are also #evolving / #devolving …#deevolution ? Recognizing them in ourselves (first and foremost) and in others can be incredibly powerful for transforming ourselves and our lives. Making choices to respond Instead of react. Remember to breathe 😝😜🤪 #emotions #drpaulekman #lietome #microexpressions #facialnerve #trigeminalnerve #nopokerface #pokerface #feelings #facialexpressions #energeticanatomy #adaptablepolarity https://www.instagram.com/p/Cps0IVfPDIu/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

[beardedmrbean]

Stay safe over there all y'all

[klebald]

stop lying to us. we all know youre secretly adam lanza.

Oh, dear. You caught me. I suppose that I, Adam Lanza, have been hiding under four consecutive Tumblr accounts over the span of two and a half months after I shot up Sandy Hook elementary 12 years ago. You would be correct. Fuckcomments to Klebald. I am not sorry for a single one of the people that I shot, and yes, it was the fault of me losing in DDR. The propogation of culture inevitably led me to stray from a human being's primal instinct of speed that we once used in evading predation many years ago, the modern commodities offered to us resulting in slower movements and less agility when using our feet. That deevolution meant that I could not move my feet quick enough to land every note in time, which troubled me so greatly I felt the need to commit mass murder and subsequent suicide.

[suzukiblu]

grief-soup clonebaby

Tim fumbles his way over to the nearest computer because that’s where the nearest chair is and drops into said chair and lets himself have thirty-five seconds of that panic attack he’s been too busy disassociating to have, or maybe just too much in shock to. He’s not–sure, exactly. 

Tim isn’t good at understanding how he’s actually feeling sometimes, but especially lately, and especially right now. 

He can hear the kid still running around up on the ceiling, chattering back and forth between all three of themself. The Bat in him clinically wonders if it’s an evolution of Bart’s speed scouts or a deevolution of them; if the kid can’t keep their normal body stable while doing it, or if the kid doesn’t have to keep their normal body stable while doing it. If one died, would it matter which one? Is there a dominant one, or at least a source? Are they sharing one mind or are they separate and their experiences will just merge back together once they go back to–

The Robin in him–the Robin in him remembers that he needs to make sure the kid’s okay.

[nylarac]

fascinating seeing the deevolution of webkinz here

[soodoonimin]

World War Z was a read

The first time I read this book was when I was like 11 or so and that was mostly because my dad read it so I wanted to but then realized that it wasn't really about zombies and I got really bored really fast and put the book down and never picked it up again.

Until a couple weeks ago.

And it's funny because I read Deevolution and saw the World War Z movie and was didn't care for either of them so idk why I wanted to read about zombies all of sudden but I did. So I read this book and I have a some thoughts lol

So for me, it's kind of funny that you can kind of tell that a white guy wrote this book? And not just a white guy but you can very much tell that this book was like written with the mindset of "both sides of the American political isle are bad but capitalism is still good guys."

And there are definitely some egregious examples in this book that are just exhausting but honestly I wasn't too surprised. This book was written in the early aughts, post 9/11, mid-bush admin, and by a potentially middle class born and bred dude.

And really there were some times where I laughed at the sheer absurdity of some of the things people were saying (and who was saying them). But there were also times where I saw had to stop reading because of the sheer horror and existential dread Brooks was able to conjure up.

This is an old book but idk some people are weird about spoilers sooo:

Like the penultimate chapter where the Navy guys talks about the whale population being depleted for various reason that may or may not have been integral to humanity's survival, the entirety of the battle of Yonkers, or the story when the German military was leaving its people behind and how he was willing to kill his superior officer because he was so angry at him for ordering them to leave like that and angry at himself for following orders, but the two stories that really made my blood run cold was the story about South and North Korea I won't spoil this one bc I think this one really needs to experienced without spoilers (especially that final line) , and finally the recounting of events from the semi-rehabilitated feral child. CHILLS. I understand that a book like World War Z couldn't be written (necessarily) without the politics, I just wish it had been written by someone who could conjure up that same unbridled terror and had a competent understand of actual world politics and history and not just the American version of those two things.

Idk. this book is almost 20 years old and I will honestly truly, never read it again but I'm glad that I did come back it at least this one time and got to experience the existential terror of World War Z.

[alemonyoyo]

deevolution is real and my tumblr is proof of this

[monstruktor]

HI

Human intelligence is the creator of artificial intelligence HI made AI AI is evolving and HI is regressing. It started by the simplification of a potent communication system into emojis, gifs and reduced expressions of ambiguous meaning. IMO we 🚫 know what we can 💩 any more 🔥🤦🏻

[rizkubo]

cynthesis。プログメタル。ちょっとテクいことやってる。奇妙なメロディの演奏が悪くない。頑張ってないスパイラルアーキテクト。気が向いたらもう1枚も含めてちゃんと聴く。

[beardedmrbean]

[thelyfeofblue]

Not Seen On TV

This video seems to be telling of evaluation but backward, DeEvolution which is the idea that species is evolving “backward. Their main point was to show that humans everyday make up stories about why we’re here and how we got here but no one really actually knows how, why, or where. When they mentioned “Are we not men?” is a chant they came up with in reference to the 1932 movie “Island of Lost Souls.” This band believed that mankind had begun to regress, as evidenced by the dysfunction and herd mentality of American society. The video imagery shows mental health through different scenes you’d see individuals wearing like nursing clothing and then like three individuals on a table going insane while they all just sat around and watched. Jocko Homo symbolizes the criticism of human stupidity and not of evolution for example during the song he said “Monkey men all in business suits, teachers and critics all dance the poot. This shows that they believe these individuals in these roles are a part of that dysfunctions life that is shown worldwide. What stood out to me during this video was the attire in the imagery the things they did and showed during this video were kind of shocking to me when I first watched the video, because I was not expecting that image at all until I started really listening in and connecting the image with the words which gave me a better understanding that the point was about the evolution of mental illness but devolution of human kind itself because it’s being erased by mental health which is very true due to the fact that this is a major issue in America.

[aripithecus]

Lapis Lazuli returns as my favorite character due to Sabine being a deevolution of her character from her debut series.

[eric-sadahire]

First-ever DNA recovered from extinct miniature elephants of Sicily. The dwarf elephant lost about 440 pounds and four centimeters per generation on average before finally shrinking down to a height of 6 feet tall and weight of 1.7 tons. These dwarf elephants were the size of Shetland ponies.

Jurrasic Park, but it's tiny elephants and nothing goes wrong. Same score but played entirely on kazoos.