#life of a philosopher

[communistmishka]

Mathmemedump

[communistmishka]

I think he knew Will would visit him. He knew Will better than Will knew himself

out of all the insane things that happened on Hannibal I think that most insane thing was that after all the time and effort and great lengths Hannibal went to so that he wouldn’t be caught, the mere prospect of never seeing Will again was enough to make him not only confess to his crimes but willingly enter federal custody just on the off chance that Will should decide to visit him. you know… just in case.

[valtsv]

trying to save someone whose throat has been cut is such a fantastic catch-22 of helplessness honestly. you either do nothing and watch them bleed out because of your inaction, or attempt to staunch the bleeding by putting pressure on the wound and watch them asphyxiate with your hands around their neck. either way they'll drown, and your only choice is whether you're going to watch it happen, or help to push them under.

[meloartist]

"i simply do not see it. i am looking away"

[thefloatingstone]

Appleseed PDA montage to save you from reading endless pages of unimportant politics that don't amount to anything

also because I have nothing better to do, I'm bored, I'm moody, my gaming laptop is still broken so no BG3, and it's too late at night to start drawing after doing animation clean-up all day.

[communistmishka]

Same personality too:

— "You'll die in two days."

— "Good!"

It's uncanny how Peter Capaldi and Ludwig Wittgenstein are similar looks wise, please tell me I'm not the only one who sees it

[ilikedetectives]

"Yes, my love? Are you done talking to your friends? Can we leave?"

[philosophors]

“Happiness in intelligent people is the rarest thing I know.”

— Ernest Hemingway

[urmomswifesworld]

[communistmishka]

That sudden realization that you're the Franklyn of your Hannibal's story, not his Will Graham.

[quantum-bliss]

Whatever you lost will come back in a different form once you are ready.

[magicaloxford]

The rarely-seen Fellows’ Library of Jesus College, Oxford 📚. Thomas Vaughan, alchemist and explorer of the ‘wild of magick’ 🔮, borrowed books from these curious old bookcases - and reputedly made off with a Welsh dictionary!

To find out about Vaughan, his alchemist wife, Rebecca, and his mystical twin brother, Henry, see my blog post here ✨!

[quotelr]

If there is wisdom in your mind, prove it; joy in your heart, share it; love in your soul, show it; good in your life, impart it.

Matshona Dhliwayo

[communistmishka]

Us rn fr

Random crack AU fic of Scooby-Doo where Fred is described as a transfemme autistic directly in the show, is in a relationship with a transmasc lesbian Velma, and where a gay gender swapped version of Daphne is the cunty bestie of the group (and actually it's just me, @communistmishka , and one of my two besties.

[nutoka]

It took me a while to realise Rimmer was an absolute God send for Lister the minute he came out stasis. Cus Lister did need someone to talk to, to keep him sane. But it had to specifically be Rimmer. Before, I thought Rimmer wasn’t really needed because Lister had the Cat to talk to. But after rewatching Samsara a couple times with the Cat going on about Archimedes getting hit on the head with a bath and then inventing gravy, I’ve realised he would’ve driven Lister completely insane.

So the first couple of years, Rimmer was absolutely needed before Kryten took over and he was left to step back. Maybe that’s why Rimmer is so hard on Kryten, because he’s afraid he’s not needed anymore after being replaced as sole protector of Lister? We do see that insecurity shown in The Promised Land so probably. He even questions if he was needed in the first place.

But obviously when everything else is mad and empty, Rimmer is the only one who would sit and listen to Lister and drink in every detail. Like the self-walking shoe story or Haley Summers.

So it’s actually somewhat proven that Rimmer is the reason Lister is still sane from the early seasons. Maybe not great in comfort, but great in listening.

[philosophors]

“People will do anything, no matter how absurd, in order to avoid facing their own souls.”

— Carl Jung