Uhhh Im New To The Fandom But Have We Addressed That Bora Is A VTUBER. OF ALL THINGS

what animal would stella's spirit be

first ever personality test there are no other ones not on uquiz also i am sorry for what i have done

the “affirmations” the official shark week instagram posted are really funny. like yeah Mecore tbh

i just came across this and am highly confused is it about steve jobs

Idk I think Job's wife really went off when she told him to curse God and die. It's interesting how there's no oxygen for her suffering in the narrative. She lost her children too. She lost her home too. Her health was taken from her too. Everything she had was stripped away by God. And yet there's no compassion for her. Not in the narrative nor in the commentaries or the sermons. She isn't even named.

jjust got a 1:16 3bld pb hello two other cubers on the site

1:16.93=27.52+49.41 D2 U2 F L2 D2 L2 D2 F2 U2 L F2 L' B2 F2 U F U' R Fw @2023-03-17 07:16:21

peter higgs died???? damn rest in peace my guy

im beggind do spring and a storm. best mmmm song

Hi so I recently learned that most of humanity does not see the colors that sounds have so I've decided to draw how a few of my favorite songs look if that makes sense uhh

Anyway here's The Whole World And You and Ruler Of Everything by Tally Hall I'm open to drawing other Tally Hall songs/Tally Hall side projects/solo projects

if you want to support autistic people you really do need to shut up about picky eaters. sorry

refseek.com

www.worldcat.org/

link.springer.com

http://bioline.org.br/

repec.org

science.gov

pdfdrive.com

[“The ability of plants and mycorrhizal fungi to reshape their relationships has profound implications. We are familiar with the story: Throughout human history, partnerships with other organisms have extended the reach of both humans and nonhumans. Human relationships with corn brought about new forms of civilization. Relationships with horses allowed new forms of transport. Relationships with yeast permitted new forms of alcohol production and distribution. In each case, humans and their nonhuman partners redefined their possibilities.

Horses and humans remain separate organisms, as do plants and mycorrhizal fungi, but both are echoes of an ancient tendency for organisms to associate. The anthropologists Natasha Myers and Carla Hustak argue that the word evolution, which literally means “rolling outward,” doesn’t capture the readiness of organisms to involve themselves in one another’s lives. Myers and Hustak suggest that the word involution—from the word involve—better describes this tendency: a “rolling, curling, turning inward.” In their view, the concept of involution better captures the entangled pushing and pulling of “organisms constantly inventing new ways to live with and alongside one another.”

It was their tendency to involve themselves in the lives of others that enabled plants to borrow a root system for fifty million years while they evolved their own. Today, even with their own root systems, almost all plants still depend on mycorrhizal fungi to manage their underground lives. Their involutionary tendencies enabled fungi to borrow a photosynthesizing alga to handle their atmospheric affairs. They still do. Mycorrhizal fungi are not built into plant seeds. Plants and fungi must constantly form and re-form their relationships. Involution is ongoing and extravagant: By associating with one another, all participants wander outside and beyond their prior limits.”]

Merlin Sheldrake, Entangled Life