#For science HPI: HAUT POTENTIEL INTELLECTUEL S03 E08 Kikiriki

Gillion knowing the curse is taking hold, that he’s dying, unsure if there will be a fix, if they’ll get there in time. Using his time with Jay and Chip asking questions, and offering answers in return, so they at least won’t be caught unprepared if he dies with all the things they wanted to say - and using the opportunity to ask them about the little things. Chip’s favorite flavor, Jay’s favorite animal, what they love and what he loves too. Laying on that table when they make it to Featherbrooke, May Ferrin talking to him like he’s not dying at all, trying to keep him awake, keep him comfortable, and all he can talk about is Chip and Jay. There was nothing more important than imparting their knowledge, no other final words he might have wanted to share, because they are what is most important to him. All the little things that make up who he loves. He thought he was going to die, was dying, and he talked about raspberries, purely for the fact that it’s Chip’s favorite flavor.

it's insane to me that assisted suicide doesnt exist as a viable option anywhere. there should always be a way out. you shouldnt have to live w the stress nd fear that u have to go thru it alone; nd that the methods are all unsafe nd uncertain. a painless nd safe death should exist for anyone who wants it. no arguments.

So who is paying for the massive search and rescue for these five submarine dipshits?

It's taxpayers, isn't it...

anyway

fucking love dazai's crazy eyes and how little we're allowed to see of ango's expression

Imagine trying to threathen your child and telling them that theyll do the sewerslide if i dont start being respectful when in reality i was just anxious and shy yet wtf, imagine how to traumatize your kid like that 😭😭😭😭 not me tho lol im used to it 💪💪💪 like bitch im supoussed to do that first i literary just tried to jump off our school building for stupitidity tired but tried suicidal shut typpa almost like 3+ plus times ago like what 💀💀💀💀 bruhhhh

Please tell me they at least weren’t alive when you took the determination. That they went as quickly and painlessly as possible, right?

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i started ‘the imperfects on netflix and God do i want this scientist bitch to die

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all respect to cheerio but he has got to get his shit together and stop scaring me. get better damn it :(

im going to die alone here in this hell hole because when i lose my mom, im done. 86 me

i dont think we're in kansas anymore

i want to hold my tongue and not share the depth of my opinions about the two-headed cow but it upsets me so much every time i see it, i really do hate the narrative of 'rooting for' an animal like this to live despite it being unable (and will be unable, for its entire life) to do the most basic of things life has to offer, even breathing, eating, moving, to prioritize the savior myth that everything can and should be saved, that every living creature should be treated this way as though its not one of the greatest mercies that we as humans have the ability to enact a quick and painless alternative to a slow and miserable life that ends in slow and miserable death on our livestock when they can't advocate for themselves, the ability we have as humans to see the research and make a prognosis and decide that the spectacle is not worth the extended misery, but this life is worth the dignity of a peaceful death we have the capacity to grant

because there is a difference between helping a baby animal in the first legs of life knowing it has a chance to have a quality of life worth fighting for, not a life doomed to be painful that we KNOW is painful knowing all that we know about animals who come with this specific type of physical abnormality, what we see on the surface is only a fraction of much more malformation and deterioration on the inside that we can't just decide is not happening because they 'look' fine, and what we see on the surface is already a life from start to finish without any experience an animal like this should have by virtue of being alive, with no life at all and no understanding of why it is going through this

the assumption that there is no suffering despite eating, breathing, moving never something that this baby will be able to do unassisted, despite knowing the longest a two-headed cow has ever survived was not even a year and a half and that record hasn't been broken in over thirty years, that's not even a quarter, an 8th, a 12th, a 15th of a cow's normal lifespan, and doubtfully much of that was pleasant or comfortable, and even if this cow does get to the point of being able to stand on its own, we can't ever know the full range of agony this animal is going through, all we know is there is and there will be agony, and we need to not see life as inherently successful or painless just because something is going in one end and coming out the other, that isn't what defines an animal's quality of life to me

the two-headed calf poem is beautiful to me because it's a miracle that something so rare (luckily) and so doomed could see one extraordinary thing before passing. the sky ceases to be beautiful when forced to live every day for the sake of social media's voyeurism, it makes me so sad that someone who raises livestock would put public attention over their duty to their animals ☹️