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Hey, I'm Bill and I create art mostly comics and comicbook like illustrations. I'll be posting my art and anything else that I think is cool,interesting or important. Some of my art and the things I post have naked people. The human body can be a beautiful thing and certainly nothing to be ashamed of, but not everyone feels that way and I respect that. I sometimes say crazy shit, please don't take everything I say seriously. Sometimes attempts at humor go wrong, it happens I didn't mean to offend you or oppress you. Thank you and I hope you enjoy your time here : )
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June 20, 2012

"So not only are negatively valenced news broadcasts likely to make you sadder and more anxious, they are also likely to exacerbate your own personal worries and anxieties. We would intuitively expect that news items reflecting war, famine and poverty might induce viewers to ruminate on such topics. But the effect of negatively valenced news is much broader than that – it can potentially exacerbate a range of personal concerns not specifically relevant to the content of the program itself. So, bombarding people with ‘sensationalized’ negativity does have genuine and real psychological effects. Given this ‘cascading’ effect of negativity into people’s personal lives, should TV schedulers be required to consider such effects when preparing and scheduling programs containing emotively negative content?"

— The Psychological Effects of TV News (via azspot)

(via reagan-was-a-horrible-president)

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