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you know duchamp's fountain is good art because people are still super pissed about it over a hundred years later https://t.co/J3XQWzkwrR
— cisgender millenial diagnosed with depression (@NoamChompers) May 9, 2021
Tools for cheating on the Chinese imperial civil service examinations--from the Qing Dynasty (1644-1911): cheat book, cheat vest, and cheat socks. pic.twitter.com/MfOyoo97Xi
— Bryan W. Van Norden (@BryanVanNorden) May 5, 2021
40% support for Tories in England = "the Conservatives have the solid backing of the country"
— Sophie Grace Chappell (@SophieGraceCha1) May 4, 2021
50% support for SNP in Scotland = "the country is split down the middle"
the zoomers are trying to input cheat codes into reality pic.twitter.com/AS9eTOSfha
— bean (@christapeterso) May 4, 2021
Heart breaking moment in my tutorial today - this kid says “excuse me Dr Hunter, would you mind if I left 15 minutes early, my family has a zoom call with my granddad in hospital in India and I don’t want to miss it - he has covid”. I said of course - then I asked him if he
— David Hunter (@idmonfish) May 10, 2021
New Paper! We find that subjects think you are less at risk of COVID infection when engaged in morally good actions, and more likely to catch COVID while doing morally bad things. In other words, risk judgments are systematically skewed.https://t.co/GYbRwAdVhf
— Cailin O'Connor (@cailinmeister) May 8, 2021
When you think it's Ra, but it might be Zeus trying to hook up. pic.twitter.com/C3xTsXqVPZ
— Dov 6.2 (@drnelk) May 7, 2021
Amor por Rubén Albarrán, gratitud por su solidaridad y compañía #DespertarDeMayo #DespertarColombiano Gracias Rubén por tu solidaridad y apoyo pic.twitter.com/CfL0a3Xr2g
— Juan F Mejia M (@juanfermejia) May 7, 2021
Just remember that Manu Sharma, who was *convicted* of *murdering* Jessica Lal was given *30* days parole from jail to attend to his ailing mother… and the ailing family business. https://t.co/hlnAwSFIHJ
— Kranti Saran (@KrantiSaran) May 9, 2021
I feel compelled to respond to the points that Laura makes here, because her thread has gotten a lot of attention and there seems to be some confusion about what gender critical people believe.
— Jessica Masterson (@jlmasterson) May 10, 2021
So here we go.
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เค้าไม่ได้อยากให้ท่านท้อถอยหรือท้อแท้
— Soraj Hongladarom (@Sonamsangbo) May 5, 2021
เค้าอยากให้ท่านลาออก pic.twitter.com/Wrs39EC2J2
“tensions” “clashes” “violent scenes” this deeply ideological language masks the extreme violence of settler colonialism
— Amelia (@AmeliaHorgan) May 10, 2021
— evan washington (@evanewashington) May 8, 2021
ตอนแรกบอกไม่ต้องรีบฉีดวัคซีนก็ได้ ตอนนี้มาขอให้มาฉีดเหอะ เอ๊ะมันยังไงกันแน่??
— Soraj Hongladarom (@Sonamsangbo) May 10, 2021
Why do people feel like they have to clarify that they “don’t agree with someone about everything” to say they like them or admire them? This should be obvious, if you aren’t in a cult. I don’t even agree with myself much of the time.
— Lillian Cicerchia (@LILCICERCH) May 10, 2021
Me when my mom asks what I do at work on days that I don’t teach: pic.twitter.com/0MetW7Cu7R
— Taylor Cyr (@taylorwcyr) May 7, 2021
What doing philosophy actually looks like pic.twitter.com/3JxkZElVP1
— Daisy Dixon (@daisyldixon) May 4, 2021
Esta zona es muy Villa Gessell pic.twitter.com/FJcsjpqSqs
— Diego Tajer (@diegotajer) May 8, 2021
I recently stumbled upon this panel on the topic of Critical Race Theory (what else?) hosted by The Manhattan Institute and was shocked by the lineup. Why the hell was Chris Rufo in the same conversation as Harvard Law professor Randall Kennedy?!?!
— ⚒ Sam Hoadley-Brill ⚒ (@deonteleologist) May 6, 2021
What I saw blew me away. 🧵 pic.twitter.com/ENiQRakHPv
It looks to me like Queen's Speech Bills have primary aim of keeping the Conservatives in power through suppressing future voting and restricting the right of government critics to challenge them in court or in the street. #QueensSpeech
— Thom Brooks (@thom_brooks) May 10, 2021