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Ben Chu
BenChu_
This is very true from Declan - "Beveridge" has become a shorthand for progressive reform in contemporary debate - it's important to look at what he actually proposed in that
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kurt lash
kurtlash1
1/ Stanford historian Jack Rakove has an essay on originalism in today’s Washington Post (if you subscribe, you can find it). A long-time critic of originalism, Rakove insists the first
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Ashkan Etemadi
AshkanTweets
1/20In 1975, Mohammad Reza Shah #Pahlavi The Great gave this interview to Canada’s CBCAccording to the CBC’s own description of the interview, “The Shah contends that the West built itself
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Seán Napier
Seanofthesouth
1/ #Covid The very nasty #history of the ‘Ussens’ v ‘Themmuns’ over disease outbreaks - An aul historian wryly observed, “the increased movement of people across national borders/areas reinforced the
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Simon Rabinovitch
S_Rabinovitch
Oh FFS I spent much of the past two months engrossed in Liu Cixin's Three-Body Problem trilogy and emerge only to find an eminent Harvard historian mangling one of its
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Fareed Zakaria
FareedZakaria
My latest special report, “Donald Trump’s Conspiracy Theories,” airs on @CNN tonight @ 9pm ET/PT & on @cnni @ 9pm ET. A few conclusions I’ve drawn … #TrumpConspiracy Trump obviously
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Sarah Pulliam Bailey
spulliam
NEW Leaders in the Southern Baptist Convention are increasingly dropping the “Southern” part of their Baptist name, calling it a potentially painful reminder of the convention’s historic role in support
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🧔🏻Dr Nc€🅱️€$™️🧔🏻
VhoNcebes
Who is Soshangane? Let us share and educate others. Who is Soshangane? Let us share and educate others.Soshangane was born in 1780 in Nongoma KwaZulu. His grand Father was Gaza
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Yiqin Fu
yiqinfu
A while ago I was playing around with some Chinese names data and found that people preferred shorter (one-character) names before the 1990s but that the trend was quickly reversed
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Scribd
Scribd
Have you ever bothered to read some of those really long and dense classics, like WAR AND PEACE? If you've been meaning to get to Tolstoy and other must-read monsters,
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Michael Socolow
MichaelSocolow
Just got an e-mail from a scholar who, like myself, works with non-digitized archival materials & therefore has their research process temporarily suspended by the quarantine. They had a small
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@ torchlight on your face
Vinodhari2
1. Fact check on CLAIM by Xtians: St. Thomas visited India( kerala) in 52 AD and converted few Brahmins, established 8 churches , fixed 7 cross and eventually he was
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amid amidi
amid
THREAD: One of the problems with Twitter (& social media in general) is not only users who post false info but the thousands of others who signal boost the false
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Robin Stevens
redbreastedbird
I’d like to share a cool historical fact with you that’s also a good reminder you should ALWAYS research the historical ‘facts’ you already ‘know’. (I put this on my
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Emily Bazelon
emilybazelon
Has any senator so far pointed out that Scalia's originalist interpretation of the 2nd Amendment was wrong, according to the constitutional historians who actually study this? And who think the
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Ben Orlin
benorlin
A brief collection of Twitter tributes to the irreplaceable mathematician John Horton Conway, who passed away yesterday. https://twitter.com/wtgowers/status/1249102738828316672 https://twitter.com/JSEllenberg/status/1249062835793125380 https://twitte
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