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VeritasTXgem

Here is a SciFi thread... Who is familiar with the Ingersoll Lockwood books? Books written in the 1800’s might to eerily predict Donald Trump will be “the last President” of

sai priya

priya_27_

Thread: random facts about the inquisition I came across. “A European was always strangled before being committed to the flames but a native was tied alive to the stake and

BlueToothDDS

BlueToothDDS

Good summary of Stripe vs AdyenWould tag onto this with some observations which may add the “why” to “how” the two are different:TLDR: 1) regional starting point: US out vs

Tom Clarke

visuals0und

Have been looking through Trevor Ermel's Gateshead photo archive & realising how ever much the landscape changes, the visuals keep repeating...https://www.flickr.com/photos/163521805@N05/albums/72157695750541785 Sure you've seen

John Inazu

JohnInazu

Last night, SCOTUS issued injunctive relief to houses of worship challenging NYC’s COVID-19 restrictions, the first time it has granted such relief during the pandemic. I have mixed views about

Mu Khan

borntomub

Settlers mega-thread: a thread for dumb ppl who won’t read the book and I’m too tired to debate (or ppl who just wanna learn); combatting misconceptions and validating the theoretical

Ella Shohat stan account

shahar_ayelet

Summary of Lenin’s article ‘Where to Begin?’ [thread] I like introducing Lenin to new leftists with this article, as it formed the basis for what became his first significant work

Stefania Maurizi

SMaurizi

1. Last September,I gave evidence as a witness of fact in the Julian #Assange #ExtraditionHearing, and I reconstructed, among other things, how the US #Cables allow to reveal what happened

Rick Hasen

rickhasen

Now with my full analysis:https://twitter.com/rickhasen/status/1337546278700367873 The Supreme Court dismissed Texas’s bill of complaint in the latest high-profile case pushed by Trump allies in an attempt to overturn the results of

Val Brown

ValeriaBrownEdu

Ok, America. Your July 4th/Independence Day thing is coming up. Here are a few things that I think you should re-read or read for the first time. I have included

David Tough

david_tough

A non-historian friend once quipped that historians make fairly reasonable claims, and then provide 37 examples of supporting evidence. I laughed at the time, but thinking about it over the

Neel Kashkari

neelkashkari

In this editorial, @WSJopinion asks what I have learned about COVID since the spring. I'm on paternity leave but thought it worth answering. /threadhttps://www.wsj.com/articles/joe-bidens-lockdown-lobby-11605223647?mod=opinion_lead_pos1

Robert Young Pelton

RYP__

Same shit, different decade. Imagine if Manafort and Stone had been removed from the system back then. Here’s sociopath Roger shaking his alms box.https://twitter.com/jimstewartson/status/1344898749932261377 Now away from public Roger goe

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notisaac1_

(big thread) figured i’d repost these since my original post no longer exists. these are posts on the Something Awful forum as 9/11 was occurring. i had never thought about

Joseph Allen

j_g_allen

1/ THREADI see a lot of misinterpretation/misuse of this set of 4 figures, and it's bugging me. (spoiler: it's the ORANGE figure that's causing the problem...) 2/ PURPLE: shows number

Hugo Mercier

hugoreasoning

The first ever printed document wasn’t Gutenberg’s bible. It was a sutra. 10s of k were printed (!). In the 7th C (!!). In a language people couldn’t read (!!!).Enclosed

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