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2 years ago

The moral of Matilda is that if you’re autistic enough you can destroy your enemies with your mind


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1 year ago

Ok, but my favorite Wednesday headcanon is autistic aroace Wednesday, and it has nothing to do with the fact that I myself am an autistic aroace person.


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2 years ago
This Actually Is Rewiring My Brain As We Speak

this actually is rewiring my brain as we speak

2 years ago
3,000-year-old Clay Pig Found In

3,000-year-old clay pig found in

2020 at the Lianhe Ruins in China. When it was

discovered, the pottery has gone viral as it looks

similar to the pigs in AngryBirds or Peppa. Now

housed at the Sanxingdui Museum

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1 year ago
Hidden Messages In Electronic Boards
Hidden Messages In Electronic Boards
Hidden Messages In Electronic Boards
Hidden Messages In Electronic Boards
Hidden Messages In Electronic Boards
Hidden Messages In Electronic Boards

hidden messages in electronic boards

6 months ago

I just found out that my mom had me in a Montessori type shit experimental school as a kid this explains so much


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2 years ago

Jack O’Lantern Facts!

Jack O’Lanterns are an Irish tradition and were originally carved from turnips.

They were meant to ward off malevolent spirits, and keep them away from the home.

The name jack-o’-lantern was originally another name for will-o’-the-wisp, the atmospheric ghost lights that appear over bogs, swamps, and marshes. 

The lights are a natural chemical reaction, and figure largely in English folklore.

They’re tied to the Irish legend of STINGY JACK, a deceitful drunkard who tricked the Devil out of claiming his soul. After his death, both heaven and hell refused him entry. The devil gave him an ember of hellfire, which Jack carries in a turnip lantern as his soul wanders for all eternity. Travelers must beware of encountering his spirit–and the telltale glow of the hellfire–at night.

Irish immigrants carried the tradition to the U.S., where pumpkins, already a symbol of the harvest season, were used instead. (And were also easier to carve.) 

(the turnips were freakier tbh)

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