First thing you see after you zoom in is how you die
How you dying ๐
1993 - 1996 - 1948 - 1959 - 1963 - 1971 - 1990 - 1942
I like naming my outfits after oddly specific periods in time that they remind me of
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Ok is it weird that you remind me of someone
Is it Barb from Stranger Things bc I get that a lot
1993 - 1996 - 1948 - 1959 - 1963 - 1971 - 1990 - 1942
I like naming my outfits after oddly specific periods in time that they remind me of
Ok is it weird that you remind me of someone
Is it Barb from Stranger Things bc I get that a lot
1993 - 1996 - 1948 - 1959 - 1963 - 1971 - 1990 - 1942
I like naming my outfits after oddly specific periods in time that they remind me of
Ok is it weird that you remind me of someone
Is it Barb from Stranger Things bc I get that a lot
1993 - 1996 - 1948 - 1959 - 1963 - 1971 - 1990 - 1942
I like naming my outfits after oddly specific periods in time that they remind me of
Ok is it weird that you remind me of someone
Is it Barb from Stranger Things bc I get that a lot
no i am not barb from stranger things
1993 - 1996 - 1948 - 1959 - 1963 - 1971 - 1990 - 1942
I like naming my outfits after oddly specific periods in time that they remind me of
Ok is it weird that you remind me of someone
Is it Barb from Stranger Things bc I get that a lot
Anonymous asked:
has anyone told you that you look a heck of a lot like barb from stranger things?? (this is a compliment btw ily)
Yes lol like every time I post a selfie. And she’s like my favorite character too
But now I’m wondering how all these facial recognition algorithms we’re coming up with now are going to take to the Bright New Transhumanist Future
Like, okay, we know Google can recognise dogs. But what about stranger things? Is anyone training these things on lizards?
Imagine basilisks specifically designed to crash these algorithms: abstract-blocks-of-black-and-white-for-heads that, like the QR codes of old, carry a hidden message in their patterning, only it’s a payload, a virus that shreds the system of anyone who tries to capture it on camera, the natural evolution of anti-face-detection camouflage. Imagine things that don’t even have faces, that don’t have an equivalent and easily-cataloguable part; people who deliberately wear mass-produced, identical android bodies, the Guy Fawkes masks of the future.
It’s a thing! Turns out, people would rather not look stupid than not be caught by facial recognition.
Somehow they look exactly like you would expect cyperpunk protagonists trying to avoid detection by facial recognition software to look.
Winona Ryder in Heathers (1988)
Natalia Dyer in Stranger Things (2016)
Spotify has an “enter the upside down” feature on their stranger things playlist guys