History Scientist
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Professional scientist. I like reading books about history. Editor of the Bluesky edition of Gibbon's Decline and Fall of the Roman Empire. http://historybooksreview.co.uk/ https://beautyscientist.github.io/GSDIANOZAS/
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It's both surprising and impressive how the opinion of the American public has swung against Israel. It's just a shame that the opinion of the American has no impact on American foreign policy.
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This is the only time in history when you can say “Is he dead yet?” and everyone on the planet will know who you are talking about.
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I like the post, and I really like your Bluesky name.
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Yeah, okay okay. But in my defence, it sounded funny in my head before I posted it.
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Am I trying hard enough to fit in on here?
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I hope he was wearing shorts. Had he been in long logged denims the ash from the bbq might have got caught up in them. The hems would mustify the jeans.
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When you think about it. All problems are genetic problems.
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I visited the town of Sandwich once. It’s quite a nondescript place for somewhere with such a huge global impact.
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One repost is a tragedy. A million reposts is a statistic.
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A Socialist Reads the Hobbit Part 7: Riddles in the Dark

Bilbo's underground riddle contest with Gollum became the archetypal Dungeons & Dragons scenario—a lone adventurer solving puzzles to escape danger. We also see Tolkien's pre-scientific worldview with Lamarckian evolution ("the more you use…
A Socialist Reads the Hobbit Part 7: Riddles in the Dark
Bilbo's underground riddle contest with Gollum became the archetypal Dungeons & Dragons scenario—a lone adventurer solving puzzles to escape danger. We also see Tolkien's pre-scientific worldview with Lamarckian evolution ("the more you use it the bigger it gets") and Platonic light-emitting vision.
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That's my weak spot. If I had a big bushy tail, I'd make a bloody good squirrel.
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Do you want high energy coupled with mental clarity and laser-like focus on achieving your goals?

Me too.

Any ideas?
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A lot of people on here come across as the kind that read books even when they don’t need to.
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Is it well? Its eyes look a bit swollen.
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The Silicon Valley mantra is move fast and break things.

For example, who can be bothered to read the last syllable of copyright when you are in a hurry?
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I want to develop my skills at multitasking. But I need to work out tasking in the first place.
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You can’t argue with logic like that.
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Right, going back to my newspaper. In the meantime, if there are any Americans reading - aren't the states supposed to be organising well regulated militias to oppose the tyranny of government about now? Keep us posted.