Rhem

@rhem.bsky.social

he/they. Deep in my writing feels. I like actual play podcasts, video games, and wishing I were writing. Check out As the Devil Drives, available from ebook platforms near you (and also on Storygraph)

Huh! One of my professors also has essential tremors. That's wild. Not sure I've ever met literally anyone outside my own family who has that. Most everyone else responds to "yeah my hands are just Perpetually Shaky" with "have you been tested for Parkinsons"

Just gonna light this bag of dogshit on fire and walk away from the doorstep, but the people in media I hear saying AI has made them "more productive" appear to be producing less than ever, and worse things than ever. I wonder if they can even tell.

"Your brains stop developing at age 25" was a press misrepresentation of a study. They wanted to see if brains continued to develop after adolescence, so the study was capped at age 25. A later study with a wider subject pool showed that brains are ALWAYS developing our whole lives.

thene@thene.bsky.social · 7d ago

this is why it's my pet peeve fake science fact. It's absolute bs! nothing happens to brains at age 25, they do not "fully mature". you will notice that many societies have an age of majority or coming-of-age or whatever and none of them have ever chosen mid-20s.

Highlights of this week: -Had a chat with an older gentleman on the train who thought my earbuds were a hearing aid and told me I was "so young" after asking if my parents had hearing troubles -Helpied a classmate look over his Github repo and as thanks he insisted I take a banana.

My first full week of classes left me *fucking exhausted*, which is wild given how comparatively little time I spend *in class*. Really reminds you that the mind is a muscle and it can get strained. Granted, some of it might also be climbing those fucking hills at speed every morning.

Things that have made Doctor Who great: - Writing - Characters and relationships with companion/friends - Big SF ideas - A lead character devoted to compassion, curiosity, and overcoming their own aristocratic arrogance. Things that have never made Doctor Who great: - It being "cinematic."

Deadline@deadline.com · 5d ago

The BBC has launched a tender process for 'Doctor Who,' calling on producers to pitch a "brave" new vision for the iconic sci-fi series.