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Andrew Fleischman

ASFleischman

So a couple of years ago, a story out of Portland went viral. The Willamette Weekly had responded to police saying they could look through people's trash without a warrant

Tim O'Neill

TimONeill007

This is utter garbage.https://twitter.com/CosmicSkeptic/status/1355542439793197056 This kid has been mangling the history around the Galileo Affair for a couple of years now, and he really needs to stop. (i)The Church actually

Anesthesiology journal

_Anesthesiology

As 2020 comes to a close, we're counting down the most talked about articles of the year. The articles that achieved the highest @altmetric score. See full list below .

Rasmus Corlin Christensen

phdskat

A thread on the international tax staff President Biden is building at the US Treasury.As someone who studies how states and individuals influence global tax negotiations, I find it very

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dissentAutie

People that legitimately think that autistic people aren't discriminated against perplex me. If you actually think healthy, ablebodied neurotypical people have the same struggles that we do then you are

Gareth Harney

OptimoPrincipi

1) A thread of fate and fortune that will make you ask "..can it really be?" A little-known treasure of glittering gold whose discovery almost seems to defy belief. This

Laughs From The Past

LaughsFTPast

A thread of what experts think historical figures really looked like... Julius Caesar (100BC - 40BC) Nero (37AD - 68AD) George Washington (1732 - 1799) Nefertiti (1370 BC - 1330BC)

David Veevers

DavidVeevers1

Writing my lecture for the English EIC in Japan and was reminded of this fantastic subversion of Eurocentric narratives of globalisation, and how Europe didn't just "come" to Asia, but

ابنِ خان

IbneKhan01

IS NON-KHAMR ALCOHOL PERMITTED IN ĤANAFĪ FIQH?It is indeed correct that the opinion of Imām Abū Ĥanīfah and Imām Abū Yūsuf was that non-khamr alcohol is permitted to drink and

Hungry Chipmunk

hungrychipmunk

Jewish history myth-busting thread:Samuel Palache (c. 1515–1616) was a merchant, diplomat, and privateer. While he definitely did exist (and lead a remarkable life), he is often heavily romanticized as a

ابنِ خان

IbneKhan01

RULING ON CELEBRATING, WISHING AND GIFTING KĀFIRS ON THEIR FESTIVALSShaykh Badruddīn Maĥmūd al-Sīmāwī al-Ĥanafī [d. 823 AH / 1420 CE] writes in Jāmiý al-Fuşūlayn:❝Abū Bakr ibn Ţarkhān stated: ❛Whoever left

David McInnis

dnmcinnis

If anyone needs a distraction from the bin fire that is the world just now, I thought I'd tweet an A-Z of quite interesting things about lost plays. One a

Awan Wafdan ⛅️

seketulawan

Mari aku ceritakan kisah kegemilangan Kerajaan Melayu Islam di Patani.Lebih tepat, kisah Ratu2 LangkasukaMohon RT sebarkan sejarah bangsa Melayu ini.Lagipun ilmu perlu disebarkan.Bebenang Sejarah Melayu. Mari kita mulakan dengan sekilas

Jen Herman 🌪️

JukeBaRosh

1 approach to understanding #covid19 infection is to examine co-morbidities & ask what's common?Most prevalent Cov19 co-morbs:1)age2)Hypertension 3)Diabetes4)Cardiovascular disease 5)Kidney disease6)Chronic respiratory disease (esp

Byzantine Emporia

byzantinemporia

THANKSGIVING THREADThe First Thanksgiving in 1621 celebrated both the Pilgrims’ survival & their friendship with the Wampanoag Indians.One Mayflower passenger was especially close to the Indians, and was one of

Lloyd West

lloydwestChuyin

Ongoing exhibition at the National Palace Museum in Taipei："She & Her - On Women and Their Art in Chinese History"「她—女性形象與才藝」#ChineseWomenArtists #NationalPalaceMuseum #女史流芳 #故宮博物院 @NP

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