#how would water work?

[hotcupoteckla]

How do flat earthers think water works?

Like, let's believe them/follow their hypothesis for a second.

The Earth is flat. On land, we typically can't see for more than a mile or two because of how dynamic the surface of the land is with plattes, torsion, glacial deposits, erosion, etc. (Geologists, forgive me)

On water, the furthest you can see around you is 2.9 miles, despite the fact that water follows gravity in every other dynamic, being a fluid.

And you can see the moon, planets with reflectivity, and the stars and the sun for being more than that in miles away.

So, it's not your eyes or light that prevents you from seeing that far on the ocean.

So the earth is flat, your eyes absorb light from millions and billions of miles away, and you can't see more than 2.9 miles away from you on the ocean, in calm sunny seas.

You cannot see any land mass from even beyond the halfway mark across the Atlantic Ocean, the furthest you can see them is from 2.9 miles away, in calm, sunny seas.

How do the flat earthers think that works?

Do they think that water has hills beyond waves? How would glasses even get filled in such a world? How would your aquariums work?

[splickedylit]

@ USAmericans that are following me, if you (like me) get anxious you'll somehow have issues with a mail-in or drop-off ballot: I forgot that in a lot of places (here's a site to check!) early in-person voting is an option, so I figured maybe you did too!

Lines are MUCH shorter than election day,

which means it's quick and you have more time to look things up at the voting booth if necessary,

and you have a LOT more ability to find a time that works for you than if you just vote on Nov. 5th (which I would be have been almost completely unable to go out and vote on).

Early voting y'all it kicks ass. A quick google of "early voting (my city/county" immediately brought up the exact address, days and hours of where it was available. Will definitely patronize the fine folks at my local polling center again in four years assuming that. Things go well. And we still have a democracy in four years. OTL

[intramoon]

We are so back with Brutally Soft!! ⤷ story work in progress with me trying some new stuff we'll see how it goes!

[l-e-i-k-o]

✶⋆.˚ pink + white

[hasarjunadoneanythingwrong]

🪷

[montydragon]

honey help i've been thinking too much about zora biology again

[whatudottu]

Something something cerebrocrustacean headcanons, yada yada Dr Psychobos is not immune to the in-group bias

He's doing the one thing Azmuth did not do, viewing Malware as a son with special needs Dr Psychobos is fully willing to support :P

[sippybug]

more flatland musings

[leosgreyfringe]

[On scoring his first derby goal] "Yeah, it's an amazing feeling, especially if it gives you the win as well. I'm just happy for everyone, we worked so hard day in and day out."

LEANDRO TROSSARD for TNT Sports

[imerian]

My (very old) loscar brooch (?) that i just now made doodles for

More pictures under cut

[cator99]

out of curiosity, would you consider yourself butch?

used to be a blonde underweight twink and now I'm a based jock still got the chanel bag and the sick albeit matured mind of a suckpig to prove it so I'm gonna let you decide whether you wanna call me that word just cuz I got a pussy and short hair. I promise you that there have been enough advancements made in the art of lesbian sexual dynamics in the past 50 years to broaden the vocabulary used to describe the plethora of types of masculine females.

[the-real-couchrat]

I couldn’t get @thicctails’s Mythology Falls Dipper design out of my head, so I had to make something for it. (Tw for animal death (a mouse is being eaten by an owl))

Fun fact! In order for owls to be as silent flyers as they are, they had to lose the waterproof oil coating on their feathers, which makes them unable to fly when wet.

If anyone’s interested, I found some interesting videos about Owls and Cheetahs (that are both by two of my favorite YouTubers)

Mabel’s seal form looks a bit different than the (harbor) seal photos next to it, and that’s because I only found those pictures AFTER finishing the art. Before that I had just looked up “seal photos” and used the wrong species as a reference, even though I did the markings (almost) accurate.

Some older doodles below the cut

[luck-of-the-drawings]

smth smth about 'the thing that the character did that you thought was rly rly funny in the moment is actually linked to a terrible trauma that lies within said character.' or wahtever.

[batcavescolony]

Why do people keep saying they want Agatha to adopt Billy or that Billy is a motherless child or that Agatha is Billy's new mom.... Y'all he says Rebecca is his mom, canonically in the show. Agatha isn't his mom.

[puppetmaster13u]

In your Meat Marionette au (which is awesome by the way), I was wondering if when Dick is shedding the chunks of 'skin' as Nightwing one of their rogues collects some to try and get a DNA sample for whatever reason and just finds the DNA of a bunch of dead people?

Have a good day :D

Oh my, what a wonderful idea and question. @phoenixcatch7 look at this <3

Honestly, as Dick is the first Robin to go through molting, he definitely did leave behind some chunks of flesh that someone definitely tries to sample. (It's not like he or Bruce had any idea that chunks of his body was just going to start... shedding lol)

The question is if they could even successfully do so, or if it's so muddled that it doesn't work. Because it's not just human corpses the Tunnels use, it's everything. Any biomass It can get ahold of (hence why Jason's Red Hood is an amalgamation of pieces of skulls when it comes to the head when his body was destroyed)

[flintsilvers]