björk: dancing “Hunter” since 1997

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chrisdwoo:

gwenandherjugs:

here’s the full version, because when i put it in photoset form her arm looked weird for some unknown reason

Karen Gillan’s picture is in the dictionary next to the word “pretty.”

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These monogamy chemicals combine the fundamental, biological drive to mate with the euphoria of dopamine and focus all that attention on the prairie vole’s lucky partner. When researchers block the monogamy chemicals, the voles become promiscuous. When the chemicals are present, the cocktail proves a powerful combination—one that creates the chemical conditions for love.

You can’t fake it, though. When researchers injected oxytocin and vasopressin into the faithful vole’s promiscuous cousin, the montane vole, nothing happened. The philandering voles didn’t have receptors in their brains to receive the monogamy chemicals. Humans, however, possess both the chemicals and the receptors. Variations in the quantity and location of receptors, scientists say, may account for some people staying more monogamous than others. Our capacity for enduring love, it seems, is rooted in the physiology of our brains.

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Fisher and Aron call love a “goal state,” closely linked with addictions. Unlike emotions, which can flare, a goal state requires a stable yearning for something—for warmth when you’re cold or a hit if you’re an addict. It’s a state that drives us continually until we can satiate our appetites.

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http://brinkmag.org/?p=14

Love and heartbreak as brain chemistry. Some day, it may be possible for heartbreak to be treated medically. I need my medicine.

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dontcookbilly:

sandyfrink:

Is Mickey making Swiss Cheese with his penis?

Disney After Hours

wait wait wait. this entire cartoon

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arronc:

Museum of Modern Art’s newest exhibit is a playable 16-bit video game in which the player travels through Communist China as a Red Army soldier.

Link to article: http://bit.ly/ftTAg5

WHAT

MoMA is so awesome.

logicallypositive:

whoa man do you think they have scuba construction workers who like build the tunnnel in scuba suits

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actionchick:

The Karate Kid: London schoolgirl, 6, is youngest black belt in Europe

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immediateandforever:

everybody follow andy. it is what’s best for you.

this has been a public service announcement~

WHAT.

…thank you so much. :’D

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