Have you ever felt the urge to join a fandom, not just because you have an interest in it, but because the stars have aligned and fate itself is beckoning you in? The new fandom in my scope may have been a month-long sensation back in 2022, but its footprints are everywhere: recent mentions of it on Pixel Cat’s End, my sister having some prior knowledge of it, my dad gaining an interest to invest in it afterward, fusion fan art on Rain World’s community art page, even spoilers for it showing up on the Mineral Fish topic! I feel like the timeline of my Rain World onboarding process are going to repeat themselves . . .
POSTSCRIPT: One of the major reasons why I took interest in Rain World was because I was trying to figure out what this art piece from Mef was supposed to represent: https://www.pixilart.com/art/iterator-sr2f87d6714a7aws3
I have a slight aversion to poking my nose into the details of fandoms that I don’t partake in. My involvement in a fandom is a binary property; either I’m completely out of the know, or I’m a fan. I have the aversion partially out of fear that my imagination will take details from the fandom’s content and do something embarrassing with it.
In other news, my latest writing is very scientific . . .
. . . However, the cold air gets a head start on heating through an unexpected exothermic process. As oxygen is collected by blood cells, it produces heat. The amount of heat produced by the reaction - referred to as Delta-H - would usually be reabsorbed as the blood cells release the oxygen, but changes in the molecular environment can change how much heat is produced or consumed by either reaction. As oxygenation and deoxygenation happen in different areas of the body - and thus in different environments . . .