#Phenomenon

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.
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Doesn’t look good for the @TexasGOP out here, I’m in a respectably long line to vote at 2 PM CT in a majority-minority district in Sugar Land. Bless y’all’s hearts.
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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
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Decided to start an X-Files rewatch tomorrow. My mom got me the complete boxset the Christmas before this one. It’s time. Might tweet it a bit. Wouldn’t expect an epic
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In my ongoing adventure in retro gaming, I picked up am 8" Sony PVM 8042Q RGB monitor. It's tiny (which is all I have room for), but the picture is
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1 like on this tweet = 1 ecommerce tip.(I expect this will be quite niche for some followers, but hopefully interesting or useful anyway. do feel free to RT this
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European Union’s Highest Court Deals A Blow To Science.By Gretchen Vogel, June 27, 2017.We KNOW People Of Wealth Have Been Subverting Vaccines For Decades. There Needs To Be Room Made
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I loved her before I knew what she looked like. We started talking and I quarantined her. Told her no we’re not entertaining people til we meet and confirm relationship.
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King of Fighters: a brief introduction to the series and its characters - a thread (the movie: the video game)QRT don't reply! i'm a relative newcomer to the series so
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Hank starts snoring, as Connor expected he would, during the third episode of Carpentry Wars: Detroit Edition. Connor's usual tactic, when this happens, is to make just enough noise to
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Okay, Final Fantasy overworld/world map analysis thread.I'm just getting these images from wherever. Resolutions vary widely.FF1.There's no name for this world. I love this one. It was my first Final
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A majority of white people *still* don't believe in racial disparities in policing. This is just willful ignorance.https://twitter.com/MonmouthPoll/status/1267863862168162312 1/ "Officers are more likely to shoot Black suspects, ev
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