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"He who fights with monsters should look to it that he himself does not become a monster. And if you gaze long into an abyss, the abyss also gazes into you."

-- Friedrich Nietzsche

I saw a friend of mine's bottle of adderall which is for her kid who has ADHD, but the bottle was labeled "keep out of reach of children"...

Now I cant help picture her danging an adderall pill just out of reach of her ritalin addicted child saying "Sorry you have to jump for it, I have to keep it out of your reach, bottle says so", and then pulling it back like a cat going after a toy every time the child desperately reaches for the adderall.

There is a reason I am not a father :)

@freemo @funny That looks like something straight out of "The Life of Brian" haha

Seeing this comment immediately made this woman more attractive to me...

Human reddit:

"Why do dogs like sticks so much"

answer: "Because it makes their human happy when they bring them a stick"

Dog Reddit:

"Why do humans get so happy when we bring them sticks?"

Celebrating 10k raised!!

We've just raised funds to deploy a live streaming camera at one of our favourite dive sites Rapid Bay which is home to the elusive leafy seadragon!

We cant wait to get this camera down and share it with you all 🎥

For some time I've been interested in what the world looks like with a different sensorium, so I was curious to know what the world would look like if we could see the polarization of light. To try it out, I bought these glasses and started wearing them: amazon.com/gp/product/B017V9VQ

They are linearly polarized like polarized sunglasses, but the polarization of one eye is 90° off the other. The result is that unpolarized light passes through unmodified, but linearly polarized light shows up differently in each eye, which gives an interesting "shimmer" effect.

Usually the world doesn't look that interesting with them on, TBH. For most of the day, the only polarized light you see is reflections, so your attention is drawn to cars, plastics and other man-made things.

Watching the Land before time (original 1988 version)... why do I do this to myself, already tearing up!

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