Not the most recent bc this was before the Russian invasion of Ukraine but I had some time off work and rewatched the HBO series and then watched every piece of media I could find on it and then got obsessed with how radiation effects the human body and now I have iodine pills because you simply never know. We should honestly be spending so much more energy and money on figuring out how to handle nuclear waste instead of stupid shit like banning tik tok and killing each other for dominance :(
i learned so much!!! it was extremely captivating! i never learned about the incident in hs so this was a whole new world for me.
i did some searching to see what it’s like there today and THERE ARE PEOPLE GIVING TOURS IN THE BUILDING LET ALONE THE TOWN 🤦🏻♀️bc ofc some idiots would think it’s nbd
also watching it recently, the mentality of the kgb (covering up mistakes, denying facts, etc ) is for sure growing here in the us and has become quite prevalent. scary.
I watched a natgeo doc on tv as a kid about what would eventually happen when the sun dies but I didn’t realize this was like a bajillion years from now and was stressed coming face to face with the idea of my imminent death at the age of like 5
Upper East Side. He shouted “I thought it was a Tuesday” on a Wednesday into a flip phone in the early 2000s. He sounded just like he does in the movies 💕
This is annoying advice but love has always come to me when I’m not looking for it. When I get very active in things I’m passionate about (usually leftie organizing but also art and history stuff and also just spending time with friends a la the friends of friends rec) I meet new people and find interesting, aligned folks.
I got my current role by rage applying and it’s weirdly great but still whenever I get mad at it, I either update my resume (I’m only able to boast about my work when I’m mad at my job!) or randomly apply to roles - it gives you a task to focus on and it could end up changing your life for the better.
