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incorrect-half-life-quotes · 7 months

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#An unofficial sequel to my cult classic Portal 2 version of this meme #Half Life #Black Mesa #Gordon Freeman #Unforeseen Consequences #Limmy Waking Up

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lambcorpsess · 5 months

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Giggles and kicks my feet

#gordon hlvrai #hlvrai #half life but the ai is self aware #half life #gordon freeman #benrey hlvrai #unforeseen consequences #I want them so bad #gay for Gordon #I’m a man kisser

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shitistolefromyoutube · 11 days

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#half life #half life 2 #gman #unforeseen consequences

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inconclusionray · 2 years

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I would like to never see the phrase "pussy (pumpkin pussy)" EVER AGAIN

#i brought this on myself i know #it's okay I'm allowed to hate me for choices i made #because of #unforeseen consequences

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investyourlove1019 · 4 months

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Biggest unforeseen consequence of the Harry Potter franchise (apart from the obvious transphobia)?

Any time someone ends a sentence with “Or worse.” My brain automatically fills in “Expelled”

#or worse #expelled #fuck jkr #transphobia mention #harry potter #hermione granger #unforeseen consequences #shower thoughts #nonserious #my post

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sobinsrentedcorner · 7 months

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#epic memes #meme #epic #unforeseen consequences #share tghis with youur friends

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conundrumcomics · 9 months

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"Rocky Monarchy"

#multifarious #comics #conundrum #last panel is bugged #unforeseen consequences #(but can you see them?!?!)#minor miners played by real minors #economy? (it is not)#this will have great consequences for the conundrum cards meta

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ghostdrinkssoup · 1 year

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will and hannibal both being so chronically alone and friendless their whole lives that it results in them thinking their friendship is totally normal and not homoerotic or deeply romantic at all will never not be funny to me

#the unforeseen consequences of having no friends </3 #like how were either of them supposed to know like imagine getting really close to someone and sharing a daughter like man #and then he smells you and corners you against a ladder #and you drive two hours to tell him about the girl you kissed and you realise you accidentally interrupted his dinner date #which makes you unreasonably upset but it’s alright it’s cool dude no worries and then he frames you for murder like #friendship really is something guys #hannibal #nbc hannibal #will graham #hannigram #ghost speaks

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alphabetsoup-blogposts · 2 years

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#Rolexes #rolled eggs #Uganda #war #ukraine crisis 2022 #unforeseen consequences #wheatflour #cooking oil #news

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daisydisciple · 6 months

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Ok thought not fully formed yet but I think everything would make a lot more sense if we thought of "sin" as more along the lines of "something that weakens your connection with God" and less "a morally bad action in the secular philosophical sense."

In modern secular philosophy, usually we only think of an action as "bad" if it causes measurable harm to society/the environment/another person etc. No victim = no crime. This makes perfect sense when we're thinking about regulating behavior with laws, rules, and, to an extent, social norms. The goal of this kind of thinking/regulating is to create a harmonious, free, and safe society in our mortal/temporal/earthly condition.

In contrast, Sin as a religious (Christian) concept is more concerned with the state of an individual soul and that soul's relationship with God. It is possible for something to be a sin and yet be a "victimless crime." (Arguably the "victim" here is actually the "perpetrator" but you know what I mean.) The goal of this kind of thinking is to help the individual be in harmony with God.

I think the problem here is when we conflate the two uncritically. Yes, there is a lot of overlap (murder, for example, would draw you further from God and also is harmful to the murder victim/their family/society.) But the two concepts are not one and the same. Just because a behavior is sinful doesn't mean it can and should be forbidden by law, rule, or even social norm. Likewise, just because enforcing or encouraging a certain behavior is beneficial to society doesn't mean that behavior is or isn't a sin.

I think this conflation is a source of miscommunication and misunderstanding. Lots of people seem to interpret calling a behavior sinful to mean "if you do this you are an bad person who is actively harming society."

I also think that's why people get so turned off by the concept of all sin being equal in the eyes of God. That isn't the same thing as all morally bad actions having equal weight or consequences in society. The point is that all sin separates us from God, and what His plan requires for us is for there to be zero separation. (That's where Jesus comes in). The point of saying all sin is the same in the eyes of God isn't to say that murder and not praying are equivalent in secular morality. The point is that someone "guilty" of not praying needs Jesus just as much as a murderer. (Because! We all need Jesus completely and equally.)

So anyway I guess my point is that Christians need to recognize that just because something is sinful (separates a soul from God) doesn't mean that that thing should be illegal or against the rules or even socially shamed.

But! Non-Christians should also understand that the concept of sin is distinct from secular morality. If I say that something is a sin, don't take it as me saying "anyone who does this is evil and depraved and deserves to be executed by firing squad." girl I sin. we all sin.

#help does this make sense #again! There's overlap #because chances are if you are knowingly causing undue harm (morally wrong) that's also a sin babey #can't think of an exception tbh #also there is kind of a gray area in the middle involving intention and impact #I could do something that causes unforeseen harm #that might not be a sin (I had good intentions) but had bad consequences #but secular morality imo usually has concessions for that sort of thing as well?#christian #christianity #religion #tumblrstake

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crowwowo · 2 years

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The Kiss

I just think that they <3

Jonmartin but make it The Kiss by Klimt

I tried a bit more of a oil painty style on this one but I like how it turned out, ALSO THX YOU GUYS SM FOR THE LOVE ON THE LAST POST :DD. I’m so happy you guys liked it as much as I did :D

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moerusai · 10 months

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When asked about the proposal during the press conference, Crabtree-Ireland said that “This ‘groundbreaking’ AI proposal that they gave us yesterday, they proposed that our background performers should be able to be scanned, get one day’s pay, and their companies should own that scan, their image, their likeness and should be able to use it for the rest of eternity on any project they want, with no consent and no compensation. So if you think that’s a groundbreaking proposal, I suggest you think again.”

Source: The Verge

#sag strike #black mirror #AI #give it to hollywood to make a dystopian sci-fi show warning of #unforeseen devastating consequences of using generative AI #and later go “omg we should TOTALLY do that”#we're living the worst timeline #fuck capitalism

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masterqwertster · 18 days

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You know, I do have to wonder if the reason the gods of Exandria are panicking so much about the release of Predathos isn't solely the threat of being eaten, but also that they can't seal it again.

Like, what you can achieve once can be done again. And you've had thousands of years to look back and consider how to do it better, how you could have maybe prevented Vordo and Ethedok from being eaten by sealing sooner. What happened to their two siblings, the struggle to survive where they landed, has to weigh in the gods' minds at times.

And yet, the gods don't seem to be doing any prep work to stuff Predathos back into Ruidus (or a new prison), and instead are going all in on the fight to stop the seals from releasing in the first place.

Sure, preparation for resealing should the worst happen could be happening in the background where we can't see it. But it doesn't particularly feel that way. Everything we've seen is "All hands on deck so that this thing never gets out, period" with seemingly no back up if that directive is failed.

So I would posit that the gods can't seal Predathos again, because they got rid of the titans.

We know that the titans helped the gods seal Predathos away. We know that Predathos resists the divine power of the gods. We know that an enormous hunk of Exandria was turned into the prison-turned-moon Ruidus.

So it really makes sense to me if the titans were instrumental to the sealing process.

As best I can tell, elemental power is separate from divine power in the cosmos of Exandria. Which means that the titans did not face penalties as the gods did in using their powers against Predathos. So if/when they needed to pin it in place for whatever sealing rituals/ceremonies, the titans would be best suited to it with gods being bait to draw Predathos in.

Next is carving up Exandria. Who could better do that than titans of earth? The earth of Exandria is their element, their birthplace, and their home. If anyone could easily rip up a continent (as the theory of Ruidus's origin on Exandria is), it would be the titans of earth.

I will also point out that glass, like what we've been recently led to believe is what Predathos's form is in its sealed state, is a result of fire and earth, melting sand into a cohesive whole. So the titans might have helped with that part too.

What we know the gods did in the sealing of Predathos seems to be mostly outer bindings. Divine seals on the layers of glass to keep people from cracking it open, the Divine Gate-like cage around Ruidus itself.

So it seems to me that there's a good chance the titans contributed a lot to the sealing of Predathos.

And now they're all gone. The gods killed them

...And maybe sealed a few in other Planes? It's a bit unclear, but Vox Machina did encounter what was called a Dust Titan in Pandmonium in The Search For Bob, and Errevon the Rimelord is thought to be some sort of Ice Titan. Still, the killing and sealing isn't going to do the gods any favors in getting help again. Especially since such surviving titans don't really have a stake in Exandria anymore and probably aren't on Predathos's menu (but may be on it's revenge list).

The closest things the gods have these days to allied titans are Ashton and Fearne, who both only hold tiny fragments of a full titan's power. Even if those fragments are from two of the most powerful titans to walk Exandria.

So yeah, the gods sort of accidentally fucked themselves over in being able to reseal Predathos by wiping out the titans, I think.

#I'm not saying the gods were necessarily wrong in protecting mortals from the titans as they did #but there's always unforeseen consequences to our actions #and I think this is an interesting one that might exist #mq blathers #critical role #cr meta #cr speculation #exandrian gods #primordial titans #predathos #ruidus

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cozylittleartblog · 2 months

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getting into the artist alleys of your two local anime cons and being so excited vs but wait when do i get time to browse the artist alley then

#artist alley #not art #i will have my brother with me but i dunno if he's allowed to run the booth based on the rules lol #oh god the unforeseen consequences (perhaps not being able to do my favoritest thing ever (going thru artist alley/exhibitors hall))#the fucking quencies bro.....

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yellowraincoat · 4 months

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I can’t explain it but the tik tok audio dramatizations of those fantasy radio meme tumblr posts are the future that Elliot’s Industrial Revolution in the boarder camp leads to.

Like he starts with photography and news papers and by the time he’s 50 he’s tuning his walkman into REAL DWARF FM

#in other lands #Elliot’s medaling is going to have unforeseen negative consequences #but I do think he’d usher in an unprecedented patronage of the arts #elliot schafer #iol

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vigilskeep · 2 years

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well.

#minerva would have said 'MAYBE its time' but in an aggressive tone of voice so this is the closest i can get #anyway. um.#no unforeseen consequences here

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