When I refer to “generational trauma” I’m referring to the psychological and emotional affects of trauma that are passed down. For example, say a war veteran returns home but doesn’t get any treatment for their PTSD. They start a family and have kids, but physically abuse them. That child may then grow up to physically abuse their own children, and the cycle continues.
Gotta say I’m a bit perplexed by the negative reaction. Not sure what people expect from ‘shower thoughts’, haha, but such is the internet I guess. Perhaps the internet community is its own “genus” of personality that has independently evolved to the point where I can’t comprehend it. :D
I mean, the world would be a better place with more empathy, no?
I see your point, though I wouldn’t necessarily view society, or a “toxic culture”, as the medium, but rather a group of individuals who share similar generational trauma/nurturing. Another way to look at it would be that a Global/National/Regional/Familial "culture is the equivalent to Class/Order/Family/Genus in my example.
What I find interesting about generational trauma/nurturing, is that it usually evolves independent of our blood relations. Friends, teachers, community leaders, etc., each have their own level of influence on both individuals, and the broader culture, which often produces downstream effects for later generations.
When I had a similar issue to this I resolved it by adjusting my retraction settings, specifically retraction distance and speed. I think that may be the case here, as the layers most dramatically affected appear to be those with the most retractions taking place. Depending on the material and the style of printer you have (direct drive or Bowden) your settings will be different, but I would start by dropping the retraction distance and see how that changes things.
This is a conspiracy theory I can get behind
Lol, well I’m guessing they’re just taking the weight, dividing it by grams (or whatever amount its usually sold to individuals in), and multiplying that by it’s “dose value”. So, for easy math, if 1g of coke goes for $100, and cops bust someone with a kilo (1000g), it becomes a million dollar bust when nobody would ever actually pay that much.
“Street value” /s
Made this for a friend for Christmas. It’s not a super detailed model or anything, but its probably my favorite. :)
Peter! Get your head in the game and quite staring at that enormous…
What if it’s spicy vodka?
Technically it only counts if you stare intently at a three dimensional object while you do it and attempt to replicate it.
Keep in mjnd that in the US, downloading isnt the illegal part, its providing the file to others (seeding).
Thanks for making up for my shortcomings <3
As others have said, almost certainly nozzle too close to bed. Check your printer for a Z offset setting and click it up .1 or so.
Thank yoy so much! I actually lay out the method step-by-step in one of the comments. 🙂
Awesome! I resin printed some batarangs myself! I did four different styles from different movies, then picked up a shadowbox frame and some red velvet and mounted them vertically with some wire. I ended up giving that to my younger brother as well, lol.
Gave it to him today and he was stoked! Also figured id post a detail shot of the base:
Of course! But it’s all filament, specifically PETG. 🙂
Nice! Glad you got it sorted, happy printing!