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as a woman in STEM myself, i was also absolutely thrilled to learn this new information. and lgbt allies too!!

I have a bachelors degree in physics, currently doing a masters in materials engineering! I actually consider sewing quite a mathematical thing - it's just putting curves together hsha

Enchanterium that's awesome!! my bachelor's is in neuroscience, and i'm working on a master's in neuro, but with a focus specifically on broca's area and wernicke's area of the neocortex -- psycholinguistics. but yeah, everything comes down to math at some point, even sewing. it's the universal language of our natural world.

@@BothHands1 I'm a fan as soon as you said neuroscience. But psycholinguistics? Perfect! (I've been looking up both areas as migraines do a number on my ability to speak. Even without one, speaking and definitely trying to understand what the heck people are saying can be...weird.) Good luck in your studies!

kouusa thank you so much! yeah, migraines can happen in quite a few different parts of the neocortex. when i get them i usually go mostly blind for the first hour before the actual headache part starts. the focal point of my eyes becomes a searing bright light, even with my eyes closed, so all i have is peripheral vision, and no matter what prescription glasses a person uses, reading out of your peripheral vision is basically impossible. but yeah, in the country i was born, everyone is required to be bilingual, and at least 2 languages are taught from preschool all the way through university. in the part i grew up in the two languages at my schools were english and afrikaans, though it varies by region. but knowing afrikaans lets me speak with a dutch person, even though some context is lost along the way. and then i did a minor in japanese so i could study in japan, and eventually took a break from uni to teach english so I could get a new visa to stay longer. and just learning language has been so fun for me that i decided my specialization before i went to the usa (i did middle school through uni here). but since my mom's family is afrikaans, it still stayed as a language in our house when i moved here. anyway, that was an unnecessarily long story, but i guess what i was trying to get at is how fascinating it is how the brain understands language, and depending on the age you learn them, how those languages are compartnentalized in the brain. english and afrikaans almost feel like the same language to me, but i interpret japanese very much through english and afrikaans. it's so fascinating, like english has different tenses for words, afrikaans just feels like more tenses of the same words, just arranged a bit differently. but japanese truly feels like a different language, even though i reached the point where i can speak and understand casual japanese without translating it first in my head, more difficult japanese still goes through translation. and there are also all sorts of weird problems that can go wrong with these parts of the brain, like when after head trauma, a person may be able to read but not understand the words when spoken. but can still speak the language fine. or when the connections between wernicke's and broca's areas are damaged, a person may be able to understand everything a person says to them, and they can speak and write perfectly, but they can't relate the two. so someone asks you how your day was, you can understand what they asked, but that signal doesn't get to the speech center of the brain, so you can talk to them, just not about the topics you were asked about, unless it's by coincidence. language is so incredibly strange in how disconnected it is in the brain, and how it functions. but there are some people, like 20% of left handed people, and about 1% of right handed people, who have half of each language center on each side of the brain. so a person like that may be able to recover from what would be irreversible damage to one of these areas, by having the half in the other side of the brain pick up the slack. usually the language centers are all in the left hemisphere. i could keep gushing for hours cuse it's so interesting, but i'm gonna have to stop here for your sake 😅😅😅

I know! They're so creative with the techniques used to create the dolls... And simply the ideas in general! They inspire my artwork so much.

the intro is priceless XD

Awesome

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@@joshierc9514 yes sir

@Ayasteri i do like it, not in game but i do like the splashart

Yeah kinda.

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That's a great idea I'm surprised I've never heard this idea before lol I hope someone does it someday! Tell me if someone does!

i was about to say the head shape looks like killer queen

There's plenty of resources on RU-vid and crystal wiki - just search for growing copper sulfate crystals. You don't really need to know too much chemistry, you buy the powder and miss it with hot water and wait basically 😊

Haha yes!!!

i’m a sag rising, do i count lol?

We're both very straight 😉 it's just disgusting and shameful what's happening to people here

@@Enchanterium Ah, okay 💜 I agree, it's awful what's happening in Poland. It's 2020 (not like it's a good year) things should be different.

i wondered the same thing, but wasn't going to ask 😅 i just assumed they were girlfriends because that thought made me happy lol. but straights can be cool too, as we can clearly see by our wonderful allies in Poland 💕💕

Um...im pretty sure they're sisters.....that would be weird if they were dating.

@@BothHands1 I'm 100% sure they're related

We did! Check out our Avea the Astronaut video! 😊

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@@BothHands1 Ups, sorry.

I started watching 3below 2 days ago and upon seeing this video I thought you just really can't go wrong with blue aliens :D

Heyyy, they're my favorite aliens too!! I'm kind of obsessed with Tales of Arcadia after rewatching all of Trollhunters and watching all of Wizards XD

@@bicycle-ghost Zadra would make a cool doll, too. I'm currently also rewatching the whole thing. In Wizards it would have been cool to have an episode of things going on during the Trollhunters season from the perspective of Douxie.