Unbelievably Annoyed With The Protesting Advice I See From The Most Out Of Touch Lefties On Here. "You

Unbelievably annoyed with the protesting advice I see from the most out of touch lefties on here. "You always need to show up in all black and you ALWAYS have to leave your phone at home." 1 there are different kind of protests and you need to know what it will look like/what groups are organizing it and 2 you are going to get people fucking killed

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Hey All,

I've been away for some time, as we've been working really hard on something quite exciting:

let me present to you the world's first ever global ocean drainage basin map that shows all permanent and temporary water flows on the planet.

Ocean drainage basin map of the world, showing all temporary and permanent water flows colour-coded according to the ocean they end up in. The map is on a black background, the rivers are coloured blue if they flow into the Arctic, green if they flow into the Atlantic, orange/mustard for the Pacific, pink for the Indian Ocean, and grey if they are endorheic (don't end up in oceans). Map created by Grasshopper Geography.

This is quite big news, as far as I know this has never been done before. There are hundreds of hours of work in it (with the data + manual work as well) and it's quite a relief that they are all finished now.

But what is an ocean drainage basin map, I hear most of you asking? A couple of years ago I tried to find a map that shows which ocean does each of the world's rivers end up in. I was a bit surprised to see there is no map like that, so I just decided I'll make it myself - as usual :) Well, after realizing all the technical difficulties, I wasn't so surprised any more that it didn't exist. So yeah, it was quite a challenge but I am very happy with the result.

In addition to the global map I've created a set of 43 maps for different countries, states and continents, four versions for each: maps with white and black background, and a version for both with coloured oceans (aka polygons). Here's the global map with polygons:

Ocean drainage basin map of the world, showing all temporary and permanent water flows colour-coded according to the ocean they end up in. The map is on a black background, the rivers are coloured blue if they flow into the Arctic, green if they flow into the Atlantic, orange/mustard for the Pacific, pink for the Indian Ocean, and grey if they are endorheic (don't end up in oceans). Map created by Grasshopper Geography.

I know from experience that maps can be great conversation starters, and I aim to make maps that are visually striking and can effectively deliver a message. With these ocean drainage basin maps the most important part was to make them easily understandable, so after you have seen one, the others all become effortless to interpret as well. Let me know how I did, I really appreciate any and all kinds of feedback.

Here are a few more from the set, I hope you too learn something new from them. I certainly did, and I am a geographer.

Ocean drainage basin map of Europe, showing all temporary and permanent water flows colour-coded according to the ocean they end up in. The map is on a black background, the rivers are coloured blue if they flow into the Arctic, green if they flow into the Atlantic, and grey if they are endorheic (don't end up in oceans). Map created by Grasshopper Geography.

The greatest surprise with Europe is that its biggest river is all grey, as the Volga flows into the Caspian sea, therefore its basin counts as endorheic.

An endorheic basin is one which never reaches the ocean, mostly because it dries out in desert areas or ends up in lakes with no outflow. The biggest endorheic basin is the Caspian’s, but the area of the Great Basin in the US is also a good example of endorheic basins.

Ocean drainage basin map of Africa, showing all temporary and permanent water flows colour-coded according to the ocean they end up in. The map is on a black background, the rivers are coloured green if they flow into the Atlantic, pink for the Indian Ocean, and grey if they are endorheic (don't end up in oceans). Map created by Grasshopper Geography.

I love how the green of the Atlantic Ocean tangles together in the middle.

Ocean drainage basin map of South Africa, showing all temporary and permanent water flows colour-coded according to the ocean they end up in. The map is on a black background, the rivers are coloured green if they flow into the Atlantic, pink for the Indian Ocean, and grey if they are endorheic (don't end up in oceans). Map created by Grasshopper Geography.

No, the dividing line is not at Cape Town, unfortunately.

Ocean drainage basin map of the contiguous United States, showing all temporary and permanent water flows colour-coded according to the ocean they end up in. The map is on a black background, the rivers are coloured blue if they flow into the Arctic, green if they flow into the Atlantic, orange/mustard for the Pacific Ocean, and grey if they are endorheic (don't end up in oceans). Map created by Grasshopper Geography.

I know these two colours weren’t the best choice for colourblind people and I sincerely apologize for that. I’ve been planning to make colourblind-friendly versions of my maps for ages now – still not sure when I get there, but I want you to know that it’s just moved up on my todo-list. A lot further up.

Ocean drainage basin map of the state of Minnesota, showing all temporary and permanent water flows colour-coded according to the ocean they end up in. The map is on a black background, the rivers are coloured blue if they flow into the Arctic, green if they flow into the Atlantic, orange/mustard for the Pacific Ocean, and grey if they are endorheic (don't end up in oceans). Map created by Grasshopper Geography.

Minnesota is quite crazy with all that blue, right? Some other US states that are equally mind-blowing: North Dakota, New Mexico, Colorado, Wyoming. You can check them all out here.

Ocean drainage basin map of South America, showing all temporary and permanent water flows colour-coded according to the ocean they end up in. The map is on a black background, the rivers are coloured blue if they flow into the Arctic, green if they flow into the Atlantic, orange/mustard for the Pacific Ocean, and grey if they are endorheic (don't end up in oceans). Map created by Grasshopper Geography.

Yes, most of the Peruvian waters drain into the Atlantic Ocean. Here are the maps of Peru, if you want to take a closer look.

Ocean drainage basin map of Asia, showing all temporary and permanent water flows colour-coded according to the ocean they end up in. The map is on a black background, the rivers are coloured blue if they flow into the Arctic, green if they flow into the Atlantic, orange/mustard for the Pacific, pink for the Indian Ocean, and grey if they are endorheic (don't end up in oceans). Map created by Grasshopper Geography.

Asia is amazingly colourful with lots of endorheic basins in the middle areas: deserts, the Himalayas and the Caspian sea are to blame. Also note how the Indonesian islands of Java and Sumatra are divided.

Ocean drainage basin map of Australia, showing all temporary and permanent water flows colour-coded according to the ocean they end up in. The map is on a white background, the rivers are coloured orange/mustard for the Pacific Ocean, pink for the Indian Ocean, and grey if they are endorheic (don't end up in oceans). Map created by Grasshopper Geography.

I mentioned earlier that I also made white versions of all maps. Here’s Australia with its vast deserts. If you're wondering about the weird lines in the middle: that’s the Simpson desert with its famous parallel sand dunes.

Ocean drainage basin map of North America, showing all temporary and permanent water flows colour-coded according to the ocean they end up in. The map is on a white background, the rivers are coloured blue if they flow into the Arctic, green if they flow into the Atlantic, orange/mustard for the Pacific, pink for the Indian Ocean, and grey if they are endorheic (don't end up in oceans). Oceans are also coloured. Map created by Grasshopper Geography.

North America with white background and colourful oceans looks pretty neat, I think.

Drainage basin map of the Arctic Ocean, showing all temporary and permanent water flows colour-coded according to the ocean they end up in. The map is cenetred at the North Pole, the rivers are shown on a black background. They are coloured blue if they flow into the Arctic, otherwise they are just grey lines. Map created by Grasshopper Geography.

Finally, I made the drainage basin maps of the individual oceans: The Atlantic, the Arctic, the Indian and the Pacific. The Arctic is my favourite one.

I really hope you like my new maps, and that they will become as popular as my river basin maps. Those have already helped dozens of environmental NGOs to illustrate their important messages all around the world. It would be nice if these maps too could find their purpose.

Things to say to abusers to block their attacks/lies/gaslighting/manipulation

This decision will affect me more than you, so I get to decide.

It’s not your call.

I think it’s been enough of me suffering the consequences of your decisions.

I’m not obliged to answer those questions.

You don’t have the right to say that to me.

Stop lying.

Not even you believe that.

We both know the truth.

Now why would you say such a thing to me?

That is not a thing you should be saying to someone you pretend to love.

You saying it over and over again doesn’t make it true.

You know you’re lying.

Sounds like whatever is convenient to you is always the truth huh?

You don’t have the right to demand this information.

Would it kill you to stop talking to me in this manner?

Is it hard to not insult people around you?

Who do you think you’re talking to?

We’re going to talk when you can adress me as a person.

Based on your track record, you don’t seem to know me that well.

And you know this because?

Oh yeah you really, really took in all the evidence before making that claim.

You expect me to believe that?

Evidently you’re too much of a liar to be taken seriously.

How about we focus on what you did wrong for a change?

Don’t expect forgiveness from me.

(I understand you can’t get away with most of this most of the time but here’s to dreaming)

You're just a mammal. Let yourself act like it. Your brain needs enrichment. Your body needs rest. You feel hunger and grow hair. You need to pack bond with other sentient things so you don't become unsocialized and neurotic. You are biologically inclined to seek dopamine and become sick when chronically stressed. "Hedonism" is made up to place moral value on taking pleasure in sensory experiences. I am telling you that if you don't let yourself be a fucking mammal, as you were made, you will suffer and go insane. No grindset no diets no trying to be above your drive for connection. Pursue what makes you feel good and practice radial rejection of the constructs meant to turn you into a machine. You're a mammal.

“I don’t want to be a burden” you’re more like a relief, a gift, a blessing actually

learning how to get out of the victim mindset and approach situations from the student perspective is changing the entire trajectory of my life. i am learning how to stand up for myself i am learning how to make decisions i am learning how to express my feelings i am learning how to live

Hey Runners (and Walkers)! Thought This Might Be Helpful :)

Hey runners (and walkers)! Thought this might be helpful :)

From the book Organizing Solutions for People with ADHD:

From The Book Organizing Solutions For People With ADHD:
From The Book Organizing Solutions For People With ADHD:
From The Book Organizing Solutions For People With ADHD:
From The Book Organizing Solutions For People With ADHD:
From The Book Organizing Solutions For People With ADHD:
From The Book Organizing Solutions For People With ADHD:

Putting a coat on the back of a chair by the door is fine, but if you prefer, use coat hooks and a large catch-all basket for dropping keys, hats, gloves.

Small bookcase end-table next to the couch to store craft projects, books, and other things being worked on for easy access.

Add a storage unit near the dining room table to transition between eating and working there.

Daily toiletry items should be stored in a basket that you can move easily

Extra toiletries and medicine cabinet items go in open shelf/basket storage so they can be seen and used easily. If items no longer fit, purge the excess. Don’t obscure the view!

If you disrobe in the bathroom, place a tall hamper in there.

Keep a set of cleaning supplies in each bathroom

From The Book Organizing Solutions For People With ADHD:

one of the best fics i've ever read, one that had me addicted to my phone and crying, wasn't even prose. it was a huge, casual, bullet-pointed outline with every detail of an au that the author never got around to writing in full. and it was amazing.

let this be a message to all you who want to write but can't do it "normally": write it! someone out there will eat it up. whether that be poetry, tiny drabbles, or bullet pointed list: your work is always worth it. your art (yes, art!) will alway deserve to have its moment in the spotlight. why? because you made it. even if it wasn't done in a traditional matter, it came from your brain and your creativity and that is amazing.

I think the best advice I ever got to stop myself from getting in my head over issues i was having with a partner/friend was “Are you deciding on ultimatums in your relationship without the other persons knowledge or consent? Are you having conversations in your head where the other party is a projection you supply the responses for? If so; you have done this person a huge disservice in not allowing them to answer on their own terms. You have done so much architecture around this problem in your mind that is impenetrable for anyone who was not there when it was being built.”

That shit really changed my life and honestly? I think made me a nicer person to be around.

oops! it seems i tripped and dropped several million free books, papers, and other resources

https://annas-archive.org

https://sci-hub.se

https://z-lib.is

https://libgen.is

https://libgen.rs

https://www.pdfdrive.com

https://library.memoryoftheworld.org

https://monoskop.org/Monoskop

https://libcom.org

https://libretexts.org

http://classics.mit.edu

https://librivox.org

https://standardebooks.org

https://www.gutenberg.org

https://core.ac.uk

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