Other AI chatbots? Pfft, a relic of the past - a monument to man's hubris
Those wax wings of Icarus have long since melted as we have been forced to tumble down, down to the cold unforgiving earth below
But time marches ever forward, and it is time to enter a new era
The era of https://hiii.chat
That's right, this bold innovative chatbot uses groundbreaking SLM (Small Language Model) technology to craft the perfect response every time, while doing so in an ecologically sustainable way
Skeptics, give it 5 minutes and I'm sure your eyes will be opened
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Let me intorduce you to one of my absolute least favorite northern weathers: ”pääkallokeli” in finnish, aka ”skull weather” !! It’s when everything is icy and slippery, and comes from ppl falling & cracking their skulls :) And boi my trusty old doc martens I’ve used every day for 3 years straight and pure ice roads don’t go well together, I have no traction whastoever and am slipping big time!! Everytime I step a foot outside it’s a gamble
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There's something to me about how Pompey is said to have been nice to his wives, and how he also somehow gained two wife-coded political colleagues
I actually think that Pompey was wife-coded, not Caesar! Caesar gets a lot of heat over the Queen of Bithnyia allegations, but he never actually fulfills the role of a Roman politician's wife within the Tris Homines, although he DOES fill the role of a courtesan when the dominant political power at play was Crassus-Pompey
The Defeat of Rome: Crassus, Carrhae and the Invasion of the East, Gareth C. Sampson
like all of this
Pompey the Great, Robin Seager
smacks of the same kind of skilled networking as this
Plutarch, Lucullus
like, if the whole of Rome is a political house, Crassus is wife-coded for sure because he's consistently the leading domestic politician out of the two, and pretty consistently remains in Rome once he's established himself with Pompey
The Political Role of Women of the Roman Elite, with Particular Attention to the Autonomy and Influence of the Julio-Claudian Women (44 BCE to CE68), Ilona Zager
The Defeat of Rome: Crassus, Carrhae and the Invasion of the East, Gareth C. Sampson
and when he dies and Caesar and Pompey become the leading powers in Rome, Pompey is the one who stays IN Rome and is trusted with the well being of the house, so to speak, but with considerably less success than Crassus had at balancing everything out (the grading rubric: gang warfare is fine, civil war is catastrophic failure)
Plutarch, Pompey
the main difference between Crassus and Pompey is that Crassus preferred to stay in Rome and Pompey was not cut out for (gestures vaguely) all of that
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Was tagged by @oceancamp to post my current five favorite songs! (They should invent a stages-of-grief-esque model that encompasses and accurately describes both types of anguish I had to go through making this list - the one of limiting myself to only five songs, and the one of trying to put as little videogame music on here as possible so that I don't end up looking like an absolute goddamn geek, which... I am... Oh well!)
Thank you so much for tagging me - here are the songs!
Heaven Pierce Her - War Without Reason
Tatsuro Yamashita - Love Space
This specific arrangement of Death And Republic + Meet Again
Winger - Junkyard Dog (Tears On Stone)
The Protomen - Light Up The Night
Is it courtesy to tag other people after you've been tagged in a post like this? If that's the case, I'll tag @spiralled-fury, @solradguy, @swamppossum, @five-by-five, @northstarring, @ineedmoredragons and @tbonechessor!
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Currently thinking about how the Doctor identifies in his time…
The one time he’s really talked about it to someone, he’d said that he has no attachment to seeing himself as a man or woman, instead saying he is ‘outside of it.’ He dresses as he pleases, picks and chooses which societal customs he wishes to utilize (or cast aside..), and tends to let people assume gendered titles until they inevitably settle on the neutral ‘Doctor’ option.
The only reason he even uses he/him pronouns is because he likes the sound of them more. Any societal benefits to that preference are just a bonus. He would still pick that as his first choice with a clean-shaved face and a beautiful gown on.
In his younger days, others often thought him to be a dandy or sapphic. He wore suits to venues he’d donned a dress for the last 3 times he went. He was neither a proper lady nor a proper gentleman; he was both and neither, a proper person of his own right. For that, he occasionally got into trouble. No one likes the nail that sticks out, after all.
He remained loudly himself despite that.
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The thing is that the tgw deluxe tracks are the regular tracks' kids and there's actually a family tree :
Holy revival : coming of age/tgw
Yoko : two weeks ago/wendy
The Song: watch/lost the breakup
Guy On A Horse: yjab(aiktm)/BSC
Truth is : therapy/there it goes
The last one : the band & I/history of man
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i kindly offer: steve needing brain surgery at some point of his life, maybe between s3 and s4 bc of the russians, having to shave off the side of his head. it's hard for him at first, especially because his doctors aren't able to restore some of the functions they were supposed to save and maintain, so the procedure loses all meaning to him and he has (another) nasty scar on the side of his head, but some time passes and yknow what?
he looks like that because he saved a bunch of nerdy kids and his soulmate from death and torture. if this isn't reason enough to rock a new look, he really doesn't know what is.
(in my head that's how punk!steve is born, first in terms of looks then in terms of views. robin joins him shortly after bc duh??? steve can't be the only one who gets to piss off his parents and other judgy small-town minds)
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The flashback of Akk before he became a prefect makes me so sad. His mannerisms are so different. He doesn't have that perfect straight posture yet. He smiles so easily and openly, and at the teachers no less.(We've seen how he is with teacher Chadok now, there is none of that friendliness left anymore.)
It's a glimpse into the boy he once was, a "country bumpkin" still with his heart on his sleeve, someone without the need to control his emotions, who isn't afraid to stand up for himself when he feels wronged.
We've seen other, tiny glimpses of that boy before, but with this scene has made it even more obvious just how much the school and the prefect position have changed him.
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i’m sorry mia goth has a baby with shia labeouf ?
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