#Journey

Please listen.I've written a lot of threads, but this might be the most pressing. Trump's authoritarianism is a full-blown national crisis and history shows us the American presidency is ripe
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All the books (all 34 of them) I read this year and a one-line review on them!My last thread for 2020 #Books #Reading Let's get started 1/n Alibaba -
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Pandemic travel memories: 1/ Jharkhand, Ranchi, India. One of the best chicken soups / shorbas I've ever had. A must-visit whenever I am back there! 2/ Jharkhand, Ranchi, India. My
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Thread upcoming on #NationalYouthDay 12 about UNKNOWN aspects of BRAHMACHARYA.(Most of you have seen overrated motivational videos about Brahmcharya already.Won't discuss that.)Feel free to shoot your questions here anonymously-https://
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UPCOMING: NASA is holding another conference in 25 minutes (5:30 p.m. ET, Jan 19) to discuss the SLS Green Run hotfire test. We will be covering it under this thread,
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That really interesting thread by RS Archer has gone unfortunately. So here it is again. @archer_rs if you come back please continue it! THREAD BY RS ARCHER STARTS BELOW
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Books Sam has read in 2020: a thread. Hopefully. I always start this kind of thing with the best of intentions and then by February it is forgotten. But I
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So, I’ve been thinking about this for a while. Contemplated not doing it & then thought why not. If I can help one person out then it’s a good thing,
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1./ Puberty blockers. Yesterday's High Court judgement says "children must fully understand their impact". But can kids really do that when they're being exposed to an onslaught of online promotion
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basically my opinion about evaluating possible divinely appointed authorities is that the evaluator should play dumb. point me to a sign of divine power or to a really super persuasive
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For your #fragmentfriday (tho’ I‘m vaguely aware it’s Sunday): a long vertical scroll (rotulus) from the #cairogeniza with an equally long social history. A winding thread: I’ll tell the story
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It's a wet and windy December morning at home in France, so what better time to take a wander through the photos from my fourth trip to Japan, back in
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A thread of some things (mostly soccer) from this year that had staying power with me, maybe you missed them. Maybe I missed some things that should be remembered too,
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A Canadian shares what he knows/his random thoughts about each of the 50 states without using Wikipedia : A thread.One Tweet per state. Alabama:It's hot. It surprisingly has a stretch
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Dec 1. Driving to the start of the Australian Alps walking track, leaving stashes of food hidden in the mountains. Lovely weather for the first day of summer. How good
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Last night, America fell in love with 13-year-old Brayden Harrington, who talked about bonding with Joe Biden over their shared experience of #stuttering. In the coming months, you're likely to
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