The ending of supernatural will never make sense but also if you know supernatural it made a lot of sense
I feel like if Dean had said I love you back in French to Cas we wouldn't have this much problem in the world
The news that translator might never actually went rogue because Dean reciprocating the confession was in the og script and was later edited out, remembering that Jensen had a member of the crew film the confession scene on his phone because he wanted to have the unedited scene aka Misha's goodbye scene on his phone is sending me more than ever before because like DID HE KNOW DID HE SUSPECT
India successfully lands on the moon
Chandrayaan-3 makes India the fourth nation to successfully land a spacecraft on the moon, joining the Soviet Union, the United States and China.
"destiel is trending again!" it could've been trending this whole time if some of you weren't weak
me watching everyone who moved on to pirates and vampires and that other gay angel suddenly lighting up the dash again
ALT
if we all spent just six hours a day working on some kind of complex tapestry in contemplative silence nobody would have the problems they currently have
we would have entirely NEW problems. the tapestry discourse would be intense
One fallacy, I think, of anti piracy arguments is that a lot of them seem to assume that if I'm unable to pirate something I'm going to pay for it instead rather than going "oh! that's a terrible shame" and then quickly forgetting about it
"If you were not pirating [media] you'd be paying for it and therefore piracy is evil 😡" actually if I were not pirating that media I would be thinking about something else. I have made the decision to not spend any money on this and even god himself could not shake it
the research on this was already done decades ago and then quickly squashed because the record labels did not like the finding that people who pirated music were spending way more money on actually buying music legally than people who did not pirate music. it turns out people who care enough to pirate media are generally big fans of that media and willing to spend money on it if they have the money to spend
article is from 2009 so we have known this for a LONG time.
The Norwegian study looked at almost 2,000 online music users, all over the age of 15. Researchers found that those who downloaded "free" music – whether from lawful or seedy sources – were also 10 times more likely to pay for music. This would make music pirates the industry's largest audience for digital sales.
Wisely, the study did not rely on music pirates' honesty. Researchers asked music buyers to prove that they had proof of purchase.