#Intrinsic

Yannick

osteel

I'm gonna start sth a bit different today. I've recently finished reading "The Lessons of History", a 1968 book written by Ariel and Will Durant, which is essentially the pith

zen @ 👾

zenzeromante

anyway, kicking depression out of my mind by being a nerdor: my thoughts on the connections between mahoyaku characters & the books they take their names from SO FOR RUSTICA,

Lakshmi

Phantom_Delight

Okie @TeamTrump @TrumpWarRoom from today, I begin my contribution towards perspective management for the debates. I profusely apologise I m delayed (i mean this damn planet n damn 2020) but

Goldburn P. Maynard Jr.

deathntaxesprof

Finding Freedom just came in but I need to sleep. We'll see what happens. Sleep and curiosity will battle for a while. I have a second wind at the moment.

Dr. Kate Ward

TheKateWard

Hi. I'm a #Catholic theologian. I'm up, I have coffee and I'm live tweeting #FratelliTutti : (1/n) Creating this doc, "I have felt particularly encouraged by the Grand Imam Ahmad

Aphor

An_Aphorism

#sheith, Keith mate bonds unknowingly, tags to be added! The mission is... long. Too long. By the time Keith gets back to the Atlas he’s bone tired, almost limping. His

Abeba Birhane

Abebab

Pedagogy of the Oppressed, Poulo #FreireTranslated by Myra Bergman Ramos #amreading Introduction by Donaldo Macedo (Some context: the book was first written in Portuguese in 1968 and translated and published

𝐡𝐞𝐚𝐭𝐡𝐞𝐫 ♡ #BLM

undolrh

since i’m a biology student i had an idea that i’ll tweet luke a biology word + definition everyday until he follows me ! lmao sjdhs this means i get

Bryan Kam

bryankam

Thread! Thomas Kuhn (1922-1996) was an American physicist and historian of science. In 1962 he wrote a short book (he calls it an essay) called The Structure of Scientific Revolutions.