zackisontumblr:

zackisontumblr:

*clings to obama’s leg*

*still hasn’t let go*

blackjacktheboss:

Anon, are you kidding me?? Her lack of active powers is one of the best things about her!! THIS CHICK IS DOPE AF ALL ON HER OWN.  

Annabeth is one of the most powerful demigods in this entire series, while having no active powers. Sure, all her friends have something extra in their arsenal but none of them have her brain. It was Annabeth versus a centuries old mystery and she won using nothing but the knowledge and wisdom she had spent her whole life collecting. 

She didn’t need to summon lightning, fly, control the tides, shapeshift, use an innate sense of the underground, or charmspeak to defeat Athena’s greatest nemesis. She did something that no other child of Athena had been able to do. She did it alone. With no weapons. No special powers. While wounded. And beat a powerful monster, who lived to punish the children of her old tormentor, with nothing more than psychology. Do you not understand how incredible that is??? 

Annabeth Chase is one of the greatest examples of what a person can do with just their brain power. Of course she has needed help along the way as we all do, but she has won countless games of capture the flag, solved riddles that got people killed with the ease of reciting the alphabet, she found the Mark of Athena, and she literally held up the weight of the world!! All without a single power. 

This girl is the essence of Athena and everything she stands for. This is what it means to be a demigod. She embodies her mother’s legacy and carries it with pride, knowing that by virtue of being a daughter of Athena all the knowledge and wisdom the world has to offer is hers for the taking. She knows what it is she is good at, and isn’t afraid of her talents. She’s not afraid to be proud of herself. She’s not afraid to be in charge. All of this, and a lot more, is what makes her Athena’s favorite daughter. Being a demigod isn’t about what cool powers you get from your parents but rather how you carry on their legacy; how you use what you have inherited from your godly parent to further Olympus’s mark on the world. Jason Grace’s legacy will not be lightning and flying, but how he used his big heart and intelligence to bring more peace to the world of the Gods. Percy Jackson’s legacy will not be toilets exploding and waves crashing (though they will no doubt be fun stories passed around) but rather how his smile reminded people of a warm beach day and how he helped people as much as he could the same way the ocean can float a boat safely to harbor. Annabeth’s legacy won’t be how she didn’t have any powers, but how she accomplished so many great things without them.  

Power does not just come from special abilities. It can come from hard work and dedication and perseverance and the determination to be the best version of yourself. This is what draws Athena to the people she has kids with! She inherited no special powers from her mother and Percy and Jason on their best, most powerful days could not hold a candle to the things that Annabeth can do with her mind. She is hands down one of the most important female book characters of at least the last decade and an incredible example of what it means to seek and use wisdom. 

Annabeth Chase 5ever.  

yatorihell:

the-delivery-god:

yatorihell:

I wonder if Yato’s fluffyfluff scarf has a tragic backstory, like how Levi’s (Attack on TItan) cravat is rumoured to be his dead mother’s shirt which he wore as a child. Bonus points if you imagine Yato’s scarf is made from Sakura’s tattered clothes after he killed her.

The design thing from Adachitoka actually said it was a washcloth stolen from a bath house hahah

Of course he would wear a washcloth as a fashion accessory

princessamericachavez:

remember the Son of Neptune book where Hazel describe Percy and he was so RIDICULOUSLY powerful and beautiful and terrifying she thought he was god and my son is honestly so strong and must be a horrific enemy and a force to be feared 

…but we forget because we know his inner dialogue is 50% “fuck fuck fuck AHHHHHHHHH well shit” and the other 50% is “I have no idea what’s going on but let’s just roll with it and hope I survive”

And honestly Percy Jackson is 10/10 the most relatable fake adult millennial to ever bluff his way through life. A true icon. The hero our generation deserves.

wonderwomangrad:

Life problems I anticipated as a child:

– quicksand
– ghosts

Life problems I did NOT anticipate as a child:

– the crushing sense of failure associated with botched social interactions.

cognitive-exper-ti-se:

cognitive-exper-ti-se:

Question: Library Science is a thing, and to be a librarian you have to get a degree in it

So my question is, if you have a degree in library science, are actively working as a librarian, publishing papers on the subject, etc. do you count as a ‘library scientist’?

Update: I have been informed that the answer is

“Technically, yes, because you’re working in a ‘scientific field’, but not really, because ‘scientist’ is classically supposed to apply to someone that works in a laboratory, or in the study of the natural world. So while technically that would be correct, the connotation would not be.”

Very interesting.

Now, given this knowledge, if you had all the original skills (a degree in library science, actively working in the field, etc.) how valid would it be to use “I’m a scientist” as a point in an argument