Seriously… name any service that you would trust a man this age and in this condition to perform for you besides helping you find a book at your local library (and even that is a stretch). We have a terribly broken political system.
What about human taxidermy? What if he was taxidermied after his death, so his place can be uphold in the senate?
Who moves like that? First eyes then head follows? I can’t think of anyone other than the Terminator
Westworld S2 BTS has some insight on this
I stopped watching after season 1
Its wild that IRL, he is now less well animated than he is in the Aamon video.
I’m all about the inherent weirdness of his disappearance.
However, It’s an attrocious shot with bad contrast, cropping and lighting and on another angles and expression. I still see more similarities than differences.
This is seeking something there isn’t
The Creature from Walter Reed!
Testing a humanoid Ai bot with a mask?
The Pedo-in-Chief hates disabled people being in his presence so this isn’t going to go over as well as the fuckhead Republicans think it will. He finds wheelchairs gross (which is funny coming from someone who looks like a sack of spoiled mayo and diarrhea).
Why do Americans insist on having old, decrepit, decaying people as their leaders?
This new Five Nights at Freddy’s character is creepy AF.
More flattering shot than usual
Embalming fluid works wonders at smoothing out wrinkles.
One is a telephoto that’s not really on focus; the other is a crisp portriat. The original tweeter is just looking to stir up controversy where there already is plenty of things to talk about.
It’s called make up Lisa. You should know this!
Look up “terminal lucidity” and you will find the reports of nurses who have seen people not only recovering mentally, but also physically only days before their death. It’s a very weird phenomenon which I’m still not completely sure is real, but this could match that really good if he (hopefully) dies shortly.
Also I bet they covered him in makeup head to toes.
My cat was 19 and basically only hung out in like 1 room and felt safe there. She randomly came out and jumped on the couch and went all over the house and like 5 days later she was limping and passed overnight after bringing her home from a vet visit.
All animals I’ve had that were terminally sick had a great last day, like terminal lucidity but more like terminal enjoyment.
It’s a very real and fairly well documented phenomenon. Depending on the underlying sickness and/or disease, it obviously doesn’t always happen, but especially in older patients close to a “natural death,” it’s common enough.
I’ve seen it dirst hand as nurse a couple of times, and in all but one, it was extremely touching and heartfelt for the families (the last one didn’t have anyone) to be able to say goodbye and speak with their relatives for a few while, perhaps convey last wishes and such. In one case, even the pain the patient had suffered for a long time all but disappeared for a while.
The one who was alone was a much sadder case. Me and a few other nurses took turns just talking with her, mostly reminiscing about her life and experiences and such. It was a profound experience, but damn if it didn’t feel sad. A whole (and long, at that) life and not a single relative or friend there at the end. Not because she was a bad person either, just bad luck. I felt worse for her than my own relatives who died surrounded by family and with elaborate wills and funerals.
To end on a more positive note, though, weird things do happen to us when we’re close. Our bodies are such a wonder in many ways, like that.
Yep. I work in hospice, and when a patient that has been declining significantly suddenly has a great day (alert, conversational, eating) silent alarms start going off.
Probubbly something like a last push where the body decide to burn the candle at both ends to finish what the person needs to do in they life.
Or alternatively, some protective mechanism with the side effect of diminished capacity gives out and the side effect goes away but the body fails to something the mechanism was staving off.
Makes sense to me, we already have systems similar to that with adrenaline and placebo. People are too quick to mix up “we can’t explain it (yet)” with “it doesn’t exist”.
My gram had that, the day before she went she was sitting up and talking after being unconscious for a week. Family had photos taken with her. I missed it because of work and have been sad about it since.
