#lysenko

[demonishdraws]

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It’s been far too long with their separation so let them meet again, right? Nothing would go wrong during a reunion.

[roughridingrednecks]

Lysenko

[fabricdragondesigns]

The Man Who Haunts Science

[tvandfilmarvel]

AGATHA ALL ALONG (2024) Maiden Mother Crone - 1.09 dir. Gandja Monteiro.

[lumilasi]

Second member of my lil Space rescue crew I'm building for funsies. I also couldn't help but doodle that comic strip as well, BC it was stuck in my brain and wouldn't leave otherwise.

Anya deserved SO much better....art wise too, maybe I'll try to draw her properly later?

(Side note; in a more serious story, Stefan absolutely would NOT just casually walk there with a bloody axe, knowing Anya is very badly traumatized; he'd be much more tactful. This strip is kind of meant to be absurd and 'non-canonical' to his character)

Also, more info about Nadiya below:

Nadiya is VERY picky about her crew, hence she has a small one. She's especially picky about men, having had unpleasant experiences working with them during her training.

That said, she has very firm trust on Stefan and her co-pilot, who have proven themselves to her quite a few times already

Nadiya finds Stefan's obliviousness over the fact TWO people have a crush on him amusing.

She and Stefan act as the "mom and dad" of the crew, though they aren't a couple by any means; neither feels any sort of attraction to the other, but they trust and respect each other, and are willing to take more drastic measures than the others.

Nadiya can be quite ruthless if she wants to, there is a reason why she has a reputation. That being said she takes her job as a rescuer seriously - she's just willing to 'rescue' crews from their bad apples as well...

Her saying, "Whatever the threat, external or internal" is basically her philosophy that leads to this.

I'll add more stuff once I figure it out; I don't have her that fleshed out yet, but that's typical for any new characters, they need time to develop.

[itsagentromanoff]

What if Tony Stark was Nicholas Scratch??

What if Tony was the reincarnation soul of Nicholas Scratch aka Agatha Harkness son, Nicky.

Just picture it; like Tony, Nicky draws people to him. Charms them.

People immediately flock to the youngster in the tavern singing The Ballad of the Witches' Road.

Like Nicky, Tony took Deaths hand and left behind people who mourn him.

So who wants to write this drabble?

[sonyaheaneyauthor]

Ukrainian gymnast Tatiana Lysenko, 1992 Olympic Balance Beam Champion.

When Ukraine Ruled Gymnastics

[togglesbloggle]

Okay now do Lysenkoism

Sexy as hell.

It almost had to be; science builds consensus through shared experiences, so it can afford to be boring an un-charismatic. If you're unifying people around truth-claims that can't be replicated or experienced, then you need something else to coordinate people and keep them in line once the bodies start piling up. Lysenko used a robust and varied set: grafting itself to existing communist ideology, violent enforcement by Stalin. But it (both the movement and the man) also had genuine charisma.

Lysenko himself clearly photographs well, but a ton of the claims here are also clearly oriented towards emotionally powerful experiences for the followers. The rejection of the uncomfortable chaos at the root of natural selection, the valorization of agriculture as the forefront of science, the capacity of soviet thought to improve science as a discipline, the supremacy of ideology over human development with no concern for the stubborn facts of genetic disposition... all of these things feel great, and they can be crowd-pleasing notes in a grand symphony.

"You have the power to sculpt the ecosystems around you as you please, right here and now. Hunger can just end, and this is only the first step in an absolute mastery over the world provided by the deep insights of our wise leaders, insights that will catapult us in to a glorious, infinite future. It is merely a social problem, and we have solved that problem as no one else has in the history of mankind."

We feel immune to this because we live in the post-Borlaugh era. But whatever intensity of feeling we have towards Borlaugh, the man who saved a billion lives- how much more intensely would we feel about a man who was successfully pretending to be the thing that Borlaugh actually was? A man who made his promises when famine was still a very real threat, and when even developed nations struggled with food security? Who was unconstrained by the need to actually solve the problem, and could instead devote his entire career to making us feel powerfully like the problem had been solved?

[justacynicalromantic]

One of my favorite composers of all time is Ukrainian composer Mykola Lysenko. His music is on par with many famous classical music names - and yet, the world does not know of him. Even among Ukrainians, very little people would remember him - I know his works well, because I finished music school where we had Music History and Literature classes.

Just listen to this. This. Is. Absolute. Masterpiece. God, as a pianist, I have ear orgasm just listening to this🥹🥹🥹

And his orchestra pieces... oh his orchestra pieces... *faints*

You want a waltz? Here you go:

[san-demetrio-corone]

A monument to Mykola Lysenko, Ukrainian composer, folklorist, and founder of the national classical music school.

[tvandfilmarvel]

AGATHA ALL ALONG (2024) Maiden Mother Crone - 1.09 dir. Gandja Monteiro.

[smokycinnaroll-art]

Right story.... right chapter?

the stage is almost set.

[bagheerita]

I cannot express how much I adore the National Security Advisor/Russian Ambassador banter this movie has.

[lesser-known-composers]

Mykola Lysenko (1842-1912) - Taras Bulba, Act II: Recitative and Aria of Nastya ·

Larisa Rudenko, Konstantin Simeonov, Orchestra of the Taras Shevchenko National Academic Theatre of Opera and Ballet of Ukraine

[epically-epic-epicosity]

[oceanusborealis]

Agatha All Along: Maiden Mother Crone & Full Season – TV Review

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