richard-dawkins:

my god

unregistered-hypercam2:

i want to be this happy one day

fuck i am laughing so hard at this and it’s not even funny

supahbeefcakes:

he was a boy

she was a girl

can I make it any more obvious

matthen:

In 1952 Alan Turing, a british mathematician, logician, cryptanalyst, and computer scientist, wrote a paper which remains influential in computational biology today. He explained how stripes might form on a snake’s skin [and other patterns on animals], using the dispersion of two chemicals; an activator [red] and an inhibitor [yellow]. The activator causes the colouration, and the inhibitor inhibits it. Turing wrote a pair of equations which say that concentrations of the activator cause creation of more inhibitor, but that the inhibitor diffuses and spreads out more quickly than the activator. As shown in the animation, this causes the activator to form peaks with surrounding basins of inhibitor. The concentrations of the two chemicals quickly converge to a stripey pattern where the red activator is periodically in higher concentration than the yellow inhibitor. [video] [more] [code]

alan turing is a true g

vectorbelly:

Testing out a new comic format, this one based on a previously drawn @PajamaBenLaden tweet

keep making these vectorbelly, you rule

thank you cboyardee

lnternetporn:

what ur average tragedy looks like after 100 years