jews: Kabbalah involves jewish mysticism and texts so complex + specialized only jews well-versed in jewish scholarship to even begin to understand. Others shouldn’t study it.
gentiles in medieval europe: WHY R U KEEPING THIS SECRET?? MUST BE DEVIL WORSHIPPING MAGIC!!
gentiles a few centuries later: lets make a term called “cabal” for secret evil political groups based on the word kabbalah! cant trust those jews!
gentiles during the enlightenment: this kabbalah stuff sounds cool! what if we changed this shit up for christians to use? lets do some alchemy shit this is rad
gentiles today: *starts kabbalah ~religion~ as a celebrity trend* *appropriates kabbalah for ~occult~ cool points in the media and tarot* *profits off of books on faux kabbalah bs to the point jews have trouble finding legit sources on kabbalah*
Hi everyone! It’s survey time again. This time, the claim up for question is a claim I’ve seen perpetuated by many perisex people: intersex people supposedly do not want to be included in the LGBTQ+ community.
The survey is short, I estimate it will take you 5 minutes or less if you would like to participate. Please only participate in the survey if you are intersex.
If you cannot/don’t want to participate, a reblog to spread the word would be appreciated! 💛💜
I look forward to seeing if the results of this survey match the results I have seen in my own work. Please feel free to @ this blog when your results come in!
As for this survey, in 2017, 81.3% of intersex respondents supported intersex inclusion.
In 2018, 82.7% of intersex respondents so far support intersex inclusion.
I looked it up out of excitement; it’s called “ili”, and it was created by a Japanese company called Logbar.
It costs $249. It supports English, Spanish, Japanese, and Mandarin (for now). It comes with one language, but new languages can be added with updates.
General sales will begin this November, but you can join their waitlist/ learn more information here on their website: https://iamili.com/
I love living in the future with advanced technology. It’s so great how I can just press a button on a machine and it will splutter hot, fresh coffee outwards at a horizontal angle onto my uniform, completely missing my cup. It saves me the convenience of spilling it on myself through human error.
Douglas Adams ghostwrote this
that’s true actually
his ghost possessed me and made me wish I’d brought a towel to work to protect myself from antagonistic coffee makers
fearlessstateofmind backup 