Hakuna Matata


tundrakatiebean:

atribeoftrend:

tropicm-ist:

legit

She waited… plotted… planned… For this moment…

tundrakatiebean:

atribeoftrend:

tropicm-ist:

legit

She waited… plotted… planned… For this moment…

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terra-mater:

15 amazing things in nature you won’t believe actually exist

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peixesass:

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seeaann:

when friends make plans in front of you but don’t invite youimage

when accidently making plans in front of friends you don’t want to invite and they invite themselves

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when someone hits your pokemon and its super effective

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science-junkie:

How typeface influences the way we read and think
Last summer, CERN was on the verge of announcing a discovery so critical to understanding the basic building blocks of the universe that it had been given a divine name: The God particle.The hunt for the Higgs boson was one of the most expensive and labor-intensive particle physics projects ever undertaken, and promised to answer the fundamental but elusive question of why our atoms stick together in the first place. And yet, when CERN researchers finally announced that they’d glimpsed the Higgs, the world’s first reaction wasn’t to cheer; it was to stifle collective laughter. The institution’s scientists, cradling the most important scientific discovery of the decade, had chosen to present their findings to a breathless public using a peculiar font face: Comic Sans MS.
The whole kerfuffle underscored just how important typefaces are to the way we process information. Words hold power. But the aesthetic manner in which those words are presented can affect the way we read, and the way we think about the information presented.“Typography is one ingredient in a pretty complicated presentation,” Cyrus Highsmith, a typeface designer and author of the book Inside Paragraphs, told me over the phone. “Typography is the detail and the presentation of a story. It represents the voice of an atmosphere, or historical setting of some kind. It can do a lot of things.”Read more

science-junkie:

How typeface influences the way we read and think

Last summer, CERN was on the verge of announcing a discovery so critical to understanding the basic building blocks of the universe that it had been given a divine name: The God particle.

The hunt for the Higgs boson was one of the most expensive and labor-intensive particle physics projects ever undertaken, and promised to answer the fundamental but elusive question of why our atoms stick together in the first place. And yet, when CERN researchers finally announced that they’d glimpsed the Higgs, the world’s first reaction wasn’t to cheer; it was to stifle collective laughter. The institution’s scientists, cradling the most important scientific discovery of the decade, had chosen to present their findings to a breathless public using a peculiar font face: Comic Sans MS.

The whole kerfuffle underscored just how important typefaces are to the way we process information. Words hold power. But the aesthetic manner in which those words are presented can affect the way we read, and the way we think about the information presented.

“Typography is one ingredient in a pretty complicated presentation,” Cyrus Highsmith, a typeface designer and author of the book Inside Paragraphs, told me over the phone. “Typography is the detail and the presentation of a story. It represents the voice of an atmosphere, or historical setting of some kind. It can do a lot of things.”

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hitrecordjoe:

WATCH TODAY’S “REGULARITY” HERE!
Come work w/ us on today’s collaborations: 
RE: FANTASY - CONTRIBUTE HERE
RE: MONEY - CONTRIBUTE HERE
RE: SPACE - COLD OPEN - CONTRIBUTE HERE
RE: THE NUMBER 1- COLD OPEN - CONTRIBUTE HERE
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Thanks again <3
J

hitrecordjoe:

WATCH TODAY’S “REGULARITY” HERE!

Come work w/ us on today’s collaborations: 

RE: FANTASY - CONTRIBUTE HERE

RE: MONEY - CONTRIBUTE HERE

RE: SPACE - COLD OPEN - CONTRIBUTE HERE

RE: THE NUMBER 1- COLD OPEN - CONTRIBUTE HERE

==

Thanks again <3

J

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thedemon-hauntedworld:

Shuttle Rollout and Atlantis Sunrise

credit: Jim Wise on 500px

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