Blurred Idealism

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“ You met me at a very strange time in my life.
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You met me at a very strange time in my life.

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dcu:

Mark Hammill imagines what a conversation between the Joker and Luke Skywalker would sound like, and it’s the best thing to happen to me today. 

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wholelifenutrition:

Chocolate Banana Bread (gluten-free, dairy-free, xanthan-free)

The marriage of chocolate and bananas is truly divine. This bread is light, yet rich with chunks of sweet banana melting in your mouth with every bite. Have a slice with your breakfast smoothie or as a mid-afternoon snack, but our favorite is always fresh out of the oven! Or, try pairing a slice of this bread with a mug of Dairy-Free Hot Cocoa on a cold snowy day.

Click here for the recipe

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Batman Heaven

dcu:

‘Batman Heaven’ was a concept in one of my dreams last night. In heaven, everyone gets to be Batman!

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worldsfinestonline:

Bruce Wayne (voiced by Kevin Conroy) and Terry McGinnis (voiced by Will Friedle) confront a very familiar foe.

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I love this so so so much!!!

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chemical reaction

*how to spawn demons: a beginner’s guide to chemistry

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#Wtf? #420

sixpenceee:

In a kind of spooky experiment, scientists at the Max Planck Institute for Human Cognitive and Brain Sciences reveal that our decisions are made seconds before we become aware of them.

In the study, participants could freely decide if they wanted to press a button with their right or left hand.

The only condition was that they had to remember when they made the decision to either use their right hand or left hand.

Using fMRI, researchers would scan the brains of the participants.

By monitoring the micro patterns of activity in the frontopolar cortex, the researchers could predict which hand the participant would choose 7 SECONDS before the participant was aware of the decision.

The work calls into question the ‘consciousness’ of our decisions and may even challenge ideas about how ‘free’ we are to make a choice at a particular point in time

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