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Prompt “card” by @fayswine

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Alan

I’m uninterested in the false binary on if the means that justify the ends. But even under this limited philosophical question there is one thing people keep overlooking and that is that:

You can have good means and good ends

You can also have bad means and good ends

Good means and bad ends

Or the means and the ends can both be lackluster.

Garland

I wish people would truly consider why Malcolm X said “by any means necessary”. It’s not that every end is justified, his enemies wanted suppression, and ultimately death for everyone in his community.

Enoch

The ends are for less harmful means, because the means are the ends unto themselves.

Johnathan

“In braille”
Was I supposed to prepare something to say?
Maybe it’s not about the destination, but the friends we make along the way. by @fayswine

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8 days ago

I texted you directly to let you know where I left your phone.😅 by @fayswine

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15 days ago

Mohamed Bangura is a baker from Sierra Leone well known for his prowess in bread making.
The routine is comforting for him on an instinctual level, which makes his OCD less of a problem.
He had the Krukenberg operation on one arm where skin is grafted around the radius bone and the ulna bone. It allows tactile sense and grows with the body organically, giving a capability to pinch objects between the two arm bones.

His power, time loop, allows him to repeat time in a bubble of his size and choosing that can create energy, infinite stamina, or infinite resources, if the duplication exists in the bubble. He primarily uses this to create
permanent open fire. by @fayswine

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a month ago

Jonathan Gregory McCoy:

I’ve been told by a friend that since I have visual and audio
impairments paired with my telepathy. That must be why I’m so selfless.
And to be honest, that feels like a backhanded compliment.

Anyone has the capability to abuse disabled
or not even if a lot of us don’t make it a regular habit.

It takes a lot of my effort to not live vicariously
through other people, to find purpose in a life
sufficient and only in my own senses and to not
over rely on and abuse my power of telepathy.

At the end of the day, I don’t believe in the false dichotomy of
selfishness and selflessness; individuality like that isolates a
person from their environment. I choose to seek justice even
in the face of the private depravity of people‘s minds. by @fayswine

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a month ago

sorry, I didn’t color this and when I first posted it, I wanted the hair to stand out because I wanted to make sure it gave cornrow visuals. The character was always meant to be of afro complexion, but just like flash photography historically, being designed for white people excluding Black people and the convenience of contrast, it’s still an example of colorism.

“Julianne O’Neill Power is just like you or me, but with a invisible disability that requires extra rational, thought to navigate, I believe I have this same disability, and while I must admit that it does make me insane, it does not make me wrong by default, and he would wish you make that distinction.”

I will delete the old post. The stuff in quotations is all that was underneath that. by @fayswine

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2 months ago

Travis Closhia just by holding office of a major branch of the FBI is a major antagonist in the story. by @fayswine

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2 months ago

Miss Marula Kay is self proclaimed pop diva, who though having turret syndrome, can convert themselves between matter and energy, meaning they can turn themselves into sound waves to travel through the air and pass through guards or even into the electricity of a phone wire to appear on the other end of the phone.

If ever done in live action, allowing someone with this actual life experience to be normalized on set and not given cues for ticks allowed to go off script to accommodate whatever their needs are, would be a good idea.
Also, I find the whole emotional spectrum beautiful in the correct contexts. I hope this character comes across as beautiful rather than archetyped. by @fayswine

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2 months ago

@jammeh11h by @fayswine

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by @fayswine

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2 months ago

We ask questions “like does it hold water?”, OR, “Does it have weight?” Two metaphors with the same core question, because they have the same answer. Truth has mass!
-Johnathan Gregory McCoy- fictional character

(Man made lake in the background collecting into a river that goes through a pine forest, serving as a serene spot for two people in a small sailboat. Meanwhile, our musculature telepath poses for a picture and a swim swimsuit, seeing eye dog by his side. Above him a quote, displaying his secular opinion, below him a quote in a similar vein.)

Say it, no ideas but in things - nothing but the blank faces of the houses and cylindrical trees bent, forked by preconception and accident - split, furrowed, creased, mottled, stained -
secret - into the body of the light!
- William Carlos Williams - Real person

The song misery fell by Tally Hall was chosen and background music for this Instagram post which brings to mind the Orwellian quote from the book 1984 about double think’s nature of believing a lie to hold together a dictatorship of big Brother, with examples of things, such as stars being close enough to reach out and grab in the palm of our hand, tally Hall’s song is like that just with a toxic positivity twist. by @fayswine

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3 months ago

I hope that tonally this is right. by @fayswine

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3 months ago