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The Afro Nerd has a master now
theafronerd
A thread of similarities between African myths/legends/beliefs and other cultures So basically I’m huge nerd for old religions and myths, not only African but also Celtic, Greek, Nordic (although I
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Ismaeel
ChishtiSufi79
Just returning home from 8 days in Pakistan as part of a Khanqahi tour which I also used as an opportunity to visit Sufi shrines, historical sites and experience authentic,
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Joseg.pt
jose_goncalves_
"An exploratory essay on silence.The mysterious yet clear messages that come from some silence are pure art." Essay thread My grandparents answer to a lot of my questions with
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Philip Amies
AmiesPhilip
Lawnssome further thoughts on history,Hortus conclusus, Latin, “enclosed garden”Kölner Maler um 1430 (Wikipedia) If you google search “lawn + history” you will find various claims that lawns date back to
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v ness: global pomegranate
theoctopiehole
There Were Brown People In Ancient Rome (Which Was A Multicultural Empire) And So Artistic Depictions Of (Yes, Even Aristocratic) Roman Poets Where They Have Dark Skin Are Fine And
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S. Boyle
khowagayya
Let’s talk Egypt 1801-1805 (ish) in a thread about a really understudied period of Egyptian history. This is likely a result of the overshadowing period of French Occupation (1798-1801) and
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oldeuropeanculture
serbiaireland
Thread: This is the abandoned Nakovana village located near the tip of the Pelješac Peninsula in Southern Dalmatia, Croatia... The name Nakovana is related to the Slavic word "nakovanj", meaning
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Dr. David Pecotić
djp1974
Been down the rabbit-hole of #Croatian #folklore - here's a #thread of what I found:'#VAMPIRES IN DALMATIA: THE EXAMPLE OF THE VILLAGE OF ŽRNOVO ON THE ISLAND OF #KORČULA
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Zero HP Lovecraft
0x49fa98
The Gutenberg Galaxy by Marshall McLuhan. Core thesis: the way we use our senses to perceive the world also shapes the way we interpret our perceptions. Print media isolates the
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Burair/Бурайр/بُرَيْر
Burairss
(ii). "oh we invented Algebra. It is Halal" Ad-homniem & Red-herring at best. This bigoted comment exposes typical sanghi attitude of @BharadwajSpeaks here who's biased & nit-picking in his thread.
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vakibs
vakibs
In this thread, I will discuss the division of earth into continents, and how the term “Jambūdwīpa” जम्बूद्वीप, perhaps attested the most number of times in world literature as a
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Nick Milo
NickMilo
Note Wars: The Age of the Linked NoteA thread on the history ideas and the current state of notes. THE ANCIENT AGEAfter many millennia of wandering in darkness, something emerged
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• General Zee 🎭 • #EndSARS
heisTactic
Nature had fun Creating this 14 Rare Animals - A Thread.1. Takahē Bird. This colorful bird was thought to be extinct, but scientists rediscovered it in New Zealand in
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Yonat Vaks
yonatvaks
We all talk about #bitcoin .But how did all this start?Who are the giants, who’s shoulders Satoshi stood on?Crazy Fun Facts about CryptographyThread #12008- a link to a paper by
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The Emissary
TheEmissaryCo
A very prescient & pertinent book to our times - The Sovereign Individual.I thought it was a bit too libertarian & doomer for me at times, but I learned a
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Defense News Nigeria
DefenseNigeria
In the 5th Century BC in the Battle of Salamis, a Greek fleet won a decisive battle against Xerxes, King of Persia, destroying Persia's superior naval capabilities. In 479 BC,
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