This is a sociological yuri genre masterpiece. https://mangadex.org/title/54924/jk-chan-and-her-classmate-s-mom
Destigmatizing mental illness vs. normalizing it in a neurotypical context. As someone with high-functioning autism I think about this a lot. Like it's far better to think of this in reverse: society is mentally ill & some people function better or worse within that context. But the ultimate goal of society is to be as functional as possible. That is the balance, but there will always be outliers no matter how porous the context becomes.
okay so, you know how in engineering, there's a certification system where if you build a bridge or something, and then the bridge fails and kills some people, they will do an inspection to figure out exactly how and why the bridge failed?
And if they determine that the failure was due to the underlying design of the bridge they can trace it back to the guy who originally designed it and the guy will LITERALLY go to jail for it
i think we should have that for politicians and policy
~apreche has updated their #SOTD: The Nutcracker Suite Full Album: Tchaikovsky < https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mis0O8CZk90 >
There is this saying about how when an organization depends on a single individual to function, that is an organizational failure... and I just keep thinking about that every time I see news about Georgia. Although that principle applies to a lot of other aspects of USPOL as well. This level of systemic precarity can only end in cataclysm.
Fuckin' amazin' https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qniEbNzBT20
idiot savant, probably more idiot than savant