Fighting Polymath

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Fighting Polymath

Fighting Polymath

@FPolymath592

Engineer,majors in https://t.co/V4bwxZdnVR analyze stuff.I not affiliated with any group.Retweets not equal to endorsements.Strictly here for educational purposes.

Katılım Aralık 2023
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Abu The 𓃵@Abu_The_Truth·
The hardest part of fighting colonial imperialism is not just dealing with their puppets leaders. The real challenge is destroying the severe brain rot and psychological damage they implanted in our people.
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Fighting Polymath@FPolymath592·
@Vocxus Hmm interesting.What difference did you find?I am thinking that that even narcissists are on a spectrum.Allahu Alam.
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Vocxus
Vocxus@Vocxus·
@FPolymath592 I watched it but some claims made here kinda deviate from traditionally held view at least what i can gather by seeing this and as a student of Alevel Psychology
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Hermes
Hermes@chaotichermes·
A country of less than 3 million people and Indians even got imported there. Get these dirty jeets out of Lithuania, these politicians will be charged with treason when it’s all said and done.
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Fighting Polymath@FPolymath592·
Rubbish.This is what happens when you don't read history but stupid articles,myths.
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The Mongol destruction of Baghdad in 1258 is overrated as a turning point, the real civilizational collapse happened 200 years earlier and was self-inflicted. Everyone has the 1258 story. Hulagu Khan, the Tigris running black with ink, the end of the Abbasid Caliphate. It’s the perfect tragedy; external, dramatic, blame clearly assignable. Muslims reach for it instinctively when explaining decline. But look at what was already gone before the Mongols arrived. Al-Ghazali died in 1111. His Tahāfut al-Falāsifa, whatever its genuine theological merits functionally delegitimized rational philosophy as a pursuit worthy of serious Muslim intellectual energy. Not immediately, not totally, but the trajectory it set was real. By the time the Mongols came, the institutional appetite for speculative rational inquiry had already been declining for over a century. The great translation movement, the engine of the Golden Age had essentially exhausted itself by the 11th century. The bayt al-hikma model was already fading. The madrasa system that replaced it was explicitly designed around naql over ’aql, transmission over generation. Ibn Rushd, the greatest philosophical mind the Islamic world produced, died in 1198 ignored in the East, his works preserved and debated by European scholastics who built their entire university tradition partly on him. He was more alive in Paris than in Cairo. So when the Mongols burned Baghdad they were largely burning a library of a civilization that had already stopped writing the books. The deeper wound is that Defeat is recoverable. The Mongols themselves became Muslim within two generations. But a civilization that loses the will to think, that decides curiosity itself is dangerous.. that is a different kind of collapse entirely. External conquest you can survive. You’ve seen it in Islamic history repeatedly; Crusades, Mongols, colonialism, communities rebuilt. What you cannot easily survive is when the internal legitimacy of inquiry gets revoked by your own scholars in the name of protecting the tradition. That’s the move that actually broke something. And it was made from the inside.

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Fighting Polymath@FPolymath592·
@Evrything_ship It actually happened during Ramadan.When I eat more than once a day I have loose motions.Ramadan triggered something in my body to eat less.
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RainyMood
RainyMood@RainyMood2001·
@FPolymath592 Oh we got a self-proclaimed mini-zahiri here. An excellent species for experiment
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Weather Monitor
Weather Monitor@WeatherMonitors·
A massive fire is burning in a gas pipeline following an explosion this morning in Gampong Blang Rubek, Lhoksukon District, North Aceh Regency, Aceh Province, Indonesia 🇮🇩 (May 22)
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