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[somyapandit]

What is Trading? A Beginner's Guide to Understanding the Basics

Are you new to the world of trading and wondering how it works? In this video,we break down the fundamentals of trading, explain the different types of trading,and give you an overview of how financial markets operate. Whether you're interested in stocks, forex, or cryptocurrency, this guide will help you get started and build a strong foundation. Learn the key concepts and principles that will help you navigate the exciting world of trading!

[heartorbit]

happy halloween! 🎃🐈‍⬛👻🐇

[cupidsncheerios]

as much as i enjoy seeing the class politics discussions around silco and his actions as a chembaron and a revolutionary, i do think that a lot of people condemning his actions (which we should condemn) miss the part where like.

it did work

like that was a pretty significant part of the show. it didnt pan out because he loved his daughter but silco's methods very much did get zaun as an independent nation, the real question is if it was worth it (which we'll never know bc jinx shot him)

[desktopdinosaur]

This is an art trade I did with a moot on TikTok- her Handle is luxlett3 and y’all should check her out

I’m pretty happy with how this one came out so I’m posting itttttt ✨✨✨

[suntails]

do you deserve to be loved?

[laniidae-passerine]

I don’t think Tashi’s look of disgust when Art kisses her knee is actually about him. It’s at herself. Their dynamic is so entirely shaped by power, by the fact that Art is lesser than her. She’s better at tennis, better at keeping her control, better at getting Patrick to fall into her bed. It’s the uncaring idol and the tortured devotee. Hell, it’s outright stated; she asks “what am I, Jesus?” and he says “yes” like it’s obvious. Even the way they sit in that scene shows how Tashi is a religion to him, kissing and bowed over her lap like in prayer. Which is why, to a woman who buys into that dynamic, who also thinks of herself as God to Art’s worshipper, it’s so disgusting that she truly does love him. Tashi adores him. Not even close to as much as she adores tennis, but she does. Right after that scene she goes and asks Patrick to throw the match - because if Art loses, she leaves him. And she doesn’t want to have to leave him. It goes against what she knows. God is not supposed to make sacrifices for mere mortals. Achilles is not meant to swoon at the soft weakness of his heel. But here she is, seeing the chip in her armour and thinking it lovely anyway. Hence the look.

[turtleblogatlast]

Something I love about Leo is that, canonically, he IS capable of cooking, he’s just completely incapable of using a toaster. He’s banned from the kitchen not out of an inability to make edible food, but because being within six feet of a toaster causes the poor appliance to spontaneously combust.

[elbiotipo]

I also believe that in a "tech level" approach, though of course I dislike that term, trying to get blood out of the stone of pseudo-medieval settings just constrains you. There are plenty of very, very well researched guides to medieval life and technology, mostly about Europe but you will find them about the Islamic world, Eastern Asia, and so on...

but the thing is, even with well researched settings, even with very welcome switches to other historical inspirations, it's just done and tired. We are talking about fantasy, a genre that can encompass the entirety of human imagination, and people always go back to the same time period of 476-1453 like stuck in a time loop, it's maddening.

There is a lot to talk about this but let's focus on tech for a little. Do you know how ingenious bronze age technology was? Did you read about pre-columbian cities and engineering? What about something beyond the Middle Ages, the inventions of the Renaissance or Early Modernity? I think there has been quite a lot on fantasy with industrial technology but it often feels (especially in things like popular RPGs) that it's a couple of steampunk things stacked upon a medieval-inspired world. How about a world that just skips the medieval aesthetics and goes to an industrial revolution?

And since this is fantasy, you can mix and match technology and inventions. What's more, you can explore art styles and philosophies, that's more complex to reflect but very well worth it. There is simply no need to return again and again to the tired aesthetics, true, but you can also learn how technology shaped history and do something more creative about it that researching just the same time period over and over and over.

I think we're just done with castles and plate armor.

[poorly-drawn-mdzs]

He's sensitive about that

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[cornerihaunt]

in honor of drew o’connor, who didn’t die but got traded to vancouver, i share this photo i almost made my profile pic. this is how i will remember you baby. cheesin’ at your mother

[theecholegend]

Shattered

Who I am from the start, take me home to my heart

[notfarts]

Maybe I should stop ignoring the new meta and ol' reliable Koga-Scolipede deck needs an upgrade.

[puppppppppy]

my brother is growing his hair out so I can finally try bangs without looking like him

[enrapture]

[yyyipes]

@skelizard's Remmy! What a fun design :>

[daevilpanda71]

My half of a custom trade I did with @mrcandleclown!

I had way too much fun working on this dude my guy!! now I'm gonna go crash XD