#Civilizations

Sean Zevran

SeanZevran

Some have been identifying fascists with little-to-no power, and that’s fine, I suppose. We need to protect those on the frontlines. But we also need to be going after the

ContrarianWarBlog

ContraWarBlog

Actually, here, Gurdjieff is more to the point. Periodically, civilizations undergo self-destruction because the people are unable to handle with responsibility all that they've created. With the underlying fuel to

Dru Draper

SenatorDraper

I'll turn this into quite a thread - something I rarely do. You see, when you believe you're politics are based in science, you believe your own delusion - that

MetaMick

metamick14

Just read The Lessons of History by Will & Ariel Durant. Man, what a timely book. It asks what can history teach us about civilizations.TL;DR: they thrive in the balance

Bill Ferriter

plugusin

As @VP prepares to talk about 'School Choice' today at Thales Academy here in North Carolina, I figured you'd want to know more about the school he has chosen to

Olóyè.

oloye__

One of the real life illustrations that Dr Peterson applied to the idea of the death and resurrection of Christ is how being a good person is an ideal and

M. Atef

muhammadepf

Thread about Egypt: When asking someone about Egypt, they'll probably picture a desolate desert, bedouins, camels, and the pyramids in the background. Egypt, however, has a much more vibrant background

Jennifer A. Frey

jennfrey

I agree with much of this, but I would have added that the rise and fall of classics in US universities is complex, and there is much that has rightly

DilaraEsengil 🐇🕊🇺🇸⚖️

DilaraEsengil

Excellent article regarding P = #PindarThe P is one of the turning points of the Q board. Still a bit early for this disclosure, but be still, Patriots, & know.

Dr Sarah Taber

SarahTaber_bww

YESJane Mt Pleasant at Cornell did a fantastic historical analysis of yield records & showed that Haudenosaunee farmers were getting 40-100 bu/A in upstate NY.The settlers who chased them out

Rahul Nandakumar

gigarahul

Re-listening to my boy @rrana03_’s podcast features for his book Making Moonshots. Here are my key takeaways and personal thoughts [thread] 1. Making moonshots means relentlessly pursuing radical solutions

Lesley Carhart

hacks4pancakes

I agree with @evacide “attack v espionage” is a really fruitless hill for us to have to die on, especially because there are so many stupid and inaccurate buzzwords in

Zaid Hamid

ZaidZamanHamid

1. Every Abrahamic religion & even pagan cults have their own Zionists. This is important to understand the war between various civilizations which is now threatening the entire humanity. In

Leah McElrath 🏳️‍🌈

leahmcelrath

As a person living with dynamic disability, my functional capacity differs day-to-day on a number of levels.Some days on here, the best I can do is signal boost content by

Carlos E. Perez

IntuitMachine

It would be absurd to believe that given the brain's massively parallel construction that there is only a single thread of cognition. Consciousness is that illusion that there is only

Fall of Civilizations Podcast

Fall_of_Civ_Pod

It's often said that the indigenous people of South America never developed a system of writing.But this isn't entirely true. In fact, they created a unique and complex system of

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