Currently on English Wikipedia's "Did you know"

When I was about 12, I read Mark R. Johnson's paper on roguelike semiotics and dreamed of an alien mirror of reality where randomized entities and actions were represented in completely detached ways.

I don't think I knew WikiData as my initial impulse was playing around with a database of my own creation, which inevitably lost me. The most I remember of that ancient JS iteration was a strangely evocative instance where I was abstractly flitting around some psychedelic-colored pillars and halls as a butterfly.

Browsing WikiData for the first time in a while is tempting me to revisit the concept, but in Godot. Can someone help me learn how to, for example, get a random person from there?

mediocre image of friend correctly making fun of me shopped on top of lacan's eyes as he smokes a blunt . jpg

b12

Was thinking of the Luigi Mangione and Tyler Robinson bullet messages and ended up in a rabbit hole researching the history of the practice.
https://spokenpast.com/articles/greek-sling-bullets-messages-taunts/

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I'ma escape my shitty parents to somewhere in-or-around Chicago in October. I'm a zoomer "artist", currently-closeted trans woman, who's only firm resume credential for getting hired is working at a retirement place cafe for roughly 1.75 years.

I'm doing a lot for the first time to make this happen. Abstract online research about a place I've never physically been's starting to give me psychosis. I'm making this public for the first time cuz I'd like to know as many people and resources and esoteric whatnot as I can. What's the best possible way to be a poor stupid queer with moonshot ambition in Chicago

does the taliban have a hillary clinton

doing more thorough exploration of https://contextfreepatentart.tumblr.com/

I don't talk about books on here enough. Recently started reading Berlin Atomized by Julia Kornberg, been planning to since it dropped since I fw some of her online writing.