the purest form of serotonin is when a cat looks at u and u go like “what?” and it meows at u
If Roy had visited the Elric Brothers just a couple of days earlier, he may have been able to stop them from attempting human transmutation.
If Scar had broken into Shou Tucker’s house to kill him just hours earlier, Nina and Alexander would have been saved.
If Kimblee’s explosion had blown off Scar’s left arm instead of his right, his brother would have given him his “creation” arm instead of his “destruction” one.
If Ed’s arm had been taken first instead of his leg, he wouldn’t have been able to clap and bring Al’s soul back.
In the remote Arctic almost 30 years ago, a group of Inuit middle school students and their teacher invented the Western Hemisphere’s first new number system in more than a century. The “Kaktovik numerals,” named after the Alaskan village where they were created, looked utterly different from decimal system numerals and functioned differently, too. But they were uniquely suited for quick, visual arithmetic using the traditional Inuit oral counting system, and they swiftly spread throughout the region. Now, with support from Silicon Valley, they will soon be available on smartphones and computers—creating a bridge for the Kaktovik numerals to cross into the digital realm.
Today’s numerical world is dominated by the Hindu-Arabic decimal system. This system, adopted by almost every society, is what many people think of as “numbers”—values expressed in a written form using the digits 0 through 9. But meaningful alternatives exist, and they are as varied as the cultures they belong to.
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I’ve mentioned before that I’ve got synesthesia but I wanted to give a visual of what words look like for me so here:
normal poet: uses things like alliteration and onomatopoeia and imagery. ya kno, poet stuff
synesthetic poet: haha these words look pretty together
hi. i made some images.
feel free to take them and use for whatever you may need them for. no credit required
these are my thoughts on the matter, as usual, expressed through ugly comics