As it should be.

I know the street! It is in Athens, near the University campus.

Noone outside the US has believed that the US is what it says it is, for at least half a century. Greece for example saw the US back a Greek military junta from 1967 to 1974. Sudan saw Clinton bomb its pharmaceutical factory in 1998 with no evidence whatsoever, because al-Qaeda and stuff. So...

The British bombed the Greek communists in Athens, to prevent them from gaining political power. General Ronald Scobie was ordered to Greece to *delay* German withdrawal, so that communists do not get the upper hand. Churchill told him to treat Greece as a hostile, occupied territory.

What an interesting read this is promising to be!

When I asked for a reason, I was told to read the FAQ, rules etc etc. I did, and I still could not find out why. I messaged them again and I was then told that I was not following instructions and that I was banned after all.

Oh well. I guess I will just to continue to publish academically then.

As an old, old atheist, I find the amount of whining and obstinate stupidity from the intellectual orphans of Dawkins and Hitchens amazing. And quite embarrassing.

I am so very jealous of people who can draw.

What a fascinating read!

A good point and a valid perspective. I understand your argument. However, iconoclasm can take down ontologies, too. At least this has been my pedagogic experience.

I like this article a lot. However, there is a difference between saying "The concept of the Silk Road as a free-flowing land highway of silk did not exist" and "Silk Road did not exist". "America" did not exist as a concept before the 16th century. The landmass and its people certainly did.

...and has been out, I mean, for some months now.

The energy I am bringing into 2025

I can't seem to get the grasp of OneNote. I really want to like it, but something gets in the way.

Not a Mac person, myself. But thank you.

Athens, Greece