Andrew Hart
@secretsofcrypto.bsky.social
Is Bitcoin making sense to you? It makes sense to me and I can help you make sense of bitcoin.
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I went through years of therapy that aimed to convince me that people were generally good & the pandemic has unraveled all of it. Like no, 12-year-old me was actually right to be suspicious of everyone because it turns out people value eating in restaurants above human lives.
February 4, 2024 at 11:28 PM
I went through years of therapy that aimed to convince me that people were generally good & the pandemic has unraveled all of it. Like no, 12-year-old me was actually right to be suspicious of everyone because it turns out people value eating in restaurants above human lives.
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This place got the juice. LMAO. Some funny back to back to back posts from @marisakabas.bsky.social @trans.bsky.social and @knilirabaj.bsky.social
February 5, 2024 at 4:29 AM
This place got the juice. LMAO. Some funny back to back to back posts from @marisakabas.bsky.social @trans.bsky.social and @knilirabaj.bsky.social
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So @profgabriele.com and I have this feeling that giant popular history books are more owned than actually read. Which is not necessarily a problem but should at least be considered.
I (do not) like big books, and I cannot lie
Reflecting back on The Bright Ages and giving people a "way in" to the past
buttondown.email
February 3, 2024 at 11:38 PM
So @profgabriele.com and I have this feeling that giant popular history books are more owned than actually read. Which is not necessarily a problem but should at least be considered.
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took the temp over on Vichy Twitter and main discourse was a) straight up *howling* KKK-grade racism and Nazi-grade antisemitism and b) people flipping out at a historian for criticizing the Soviet empire
February 3, 2024 at 5:20 PM
took the temp over on Vichy Twitter and main discourse was a) straight up *howling* KKK-grade racism and Nazi-grade antisemitism and b) people flipping out at a historian for criticizing the Soviet empire
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on one hand referring to middle eastern people as insects is the sort of dehumanizing rhetoric that facilitates mass bloodshed. on the other i sort of relate to being on a deadline and then you learn about a cool new wasp and you want to talk about it and you get a little carried away
February 3, 2024 at 7:24 PM
on one hand referring to middle eastern people as insects is the sort of dehumanizing rhetoric that facilitates mass bloodshed. on the other i sort of relate to being on a deadline and then you learn about a cool new wasp and you want to talk about it and you get a little carried away
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When I discussed Rawls in the 1980s and 90s with German and French scholars I was often amazed they had seen subtleties I missed. Then I found out the 1975 German and the 1986 French translations were based on the revised edition we didn’t get until 1999. A trick more suited to Borges than Rawls.
February 3, 2024 at 10:26 PM
When I discussed Rawls in the 1980s and 90s with German and French scholars I was often amazed they had seen subtleties I missed. Then I found out the 1975 German and the 1986 French translations were based on the revised edition we didn’t get until 1999. A trick more suited to Borges than Rawls.
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The website was very specific!
February 3, 2024 at 3:06 AM
The website was very specific!
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Video link here (scratchy at first, but it quickly improves):
How the World Made the West | Josephine Quinn and Peter Frankopan in conversation with Mary Beard
Historian and archaeologist Josephine Quinn's recent work, How the World Made the West, is an expansive history of the origins of the West spanning 4000 year...
www.youtube.com
February 3, 2024 at 7:43 AM
Video link here (scratchy at first, but it quickly improves):
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Never forget.
At the start of my 1st date with E, then a serving British Army officer, I asked, 'OK, Bloody Sunday, what's your view?'
It was a go/no go question for continuing the date. (God we were both GAGGING for a drink)
His answer centred human rights, accountability and rule of law.
👰💒💍
At the start of my 1st date with E, then a serving British Army officer, I asked, 'OK, Bloody Sunday, what's your view?'
It was a go/no go question for continuing the date. (God we were both GAGGING for a drink)
His answer centred human rights, accountability and rule of law.
👰💒💍
As Derry marches in memory of Bloody Sunday today, a reminder that its Inquiry found:
- the killings were unjustified
- none of the 14 dead (7 of whom were children) had guns
- no warnings were given
- no soldiers were under threat
- the troops were the first to open fire.
- the killings were unjustified
- none of the 14 dead (7 of whom were children) had guns
- no warnings were given
- no soldiers were under threat
- the troops were the first to open fire.
January 29, 2024 at 1:08 PM
Never forget.
At the start of my 1st date with E, then a serving British Army officer, I asked, 'OK, Bloody Sunday, what's your view?'
It was a go/no go question for continuing the date. (God we were both GAGGING for a drink)
His answer centred human rights, accountability and rule of law.
👰💒💍
At the start of my 1st date with E, then a serving British Army officer, I asked, 'OK, Bloody Sunday, what's your view?'
It was a go/no go question for continuing the date. (God we were both GAGGING for a drink)
His answer centred human rights, accountability and rule of law.
👰💒💍
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good morning, i'm sorry
January 29, 2024 at 2:44 PM
good morning, i'm sorry
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In 2016 these same folks declared her an "Aryan Princess" and that she was just waiting for Trump to be elected so she could reveal her "true beliefs."
January 29, 2024 at 3:07 PM
In 2016 these same folks declared her an "Aryan Princess" and that she was just waiting for Trump to be elected so she could reveal her "true beliefs."