#Debate

Stock-umm

steak_umm

conspiracy theories are baked into human nature, they don’t only affect the fringes. all people naturally seek patterns to make sense of the world’s randomness and develop in-group, out-group prejudices

Shaun Lawson

shaunjlawson

In many ways, I am a small and bitter man. So I hope you can forgive me - everyone's a bit of an arse from time to time - but

S. Rifai

THE_47th

Biden’s chances of winning went from almost a zero pre-COVID to now significant.This is great news, at least you have a normal human being in office who is respectful of

Umbreen Arif

umbarif

https://www.dawn.com/news/1572130/how-much-change-dissecting-the-single-national-curriculum. Dissecting Dr AH Nayyar’s dissection of the SNC @Shafqat_Mahmood @MariamChughtai @TenzilaMazhar @javedhassan @itacec1 The author falsely gives th

Timothy Dunn

timothydunn

I watched @promnetflix last night... and it was the first time in a while that a piece of art has actually made me feel... bad???? Like, triggering and “kind of

Shreyas Hariharan

HelloShreyas

Wikipedia is such an interesting case study on how to build a productive community.It is a public space. A lot of thought has gone into the design of the systems,

Leigh Morpeth 💚🌏✊🧬🗣

leigh_morpeth

Catching up on #insiders 1. Climate wars again in Canberra - of give me a break - it’s a relic member of the labor party disagreeing with everyone else -

Anirvan Chatterjee

anirvan

I run the monthly Berkeley South Asian Radical History Walking Tour (http://www.berkeleysouthasian.org/ ). But with tours cancelled, I've been focusing on research, attempting to identify every single South Asian in Berkeley,

WokE Space Conquistad0r

space_woke

With the Jan 6 riots, there are several moving pieces that, in Insurrection Discourse, keep getting mashed together in order to a) justify certain emotions and b) enhance the dopamine

Erin Blakemore

heroinebook

I keep thinking about the physical aftermath of Wednesday's insurrection at the Capitol, and of how it connects to another shard of history: the aftermath of Nazism, the Holocaust and

NZ Parliament

NZParliament

From the @WgtnCC archives, circa 1959: 'Request from a lady visitor to Wgtn. "Does one have to wear a hat in Parliament?"'*deep breath* OK. Please remember that you asked for

Jesse Brown

JesseBrown

Here's a story about #CancelCulture from one hundred years ago. In 1920, Henry Ford was one of the most wealthy, powerful and respected men in America.He was also a disgusting bigot

Anand Ranganathan

ARanganathan72

Arnab brokered ministerial berths with a lobbyist.Arnab recorded but then did not show Cash for Votes ScamArnab asked a fixer what kind of story would she want written.Arnab faked a

@amuse

amuse

4/ As you watch the senate pages bring in the mahogany boxes filled with each state's certified votes think about how many of your colleagues owe their seats to the

Lawrence Glickman

LarryGlickman

This is an insightful piece by @chrislhayes on how the GOP is radicalizing against democracy but I disagree with the claim that the GOP is "moderating on policy." /1https://www.theatlantic.com/ideas/archive/2021/02/republican-part

Rex Anglorum 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿

AnglorumRex

NEW THREAD:Not on Trump, on another topic which is of great importance-American Identity and Anglo-American RelationsTopic doesn't interest you? Read anyways, it has wide-reaching consequences and you may learn something

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