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@michollo were the googles at

Cada vez que veo una oferta flash.

@s8n gotcha

@_DrGregHouse_MD i’m afraid so but it feels like this month is divided in months

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@hamnasaleem02 german

One language you wish you could speak fluently ??

@Leooweb3 sleep

Can you? 🤔

@JonathanSarfat1 @RobertS44384337 @marginletter @lyssasphere Jonathan, Galileo didn’t drop “facts like a boss” to align with the Church. He was trying to navigate the messy politics of the Inquisition without compromising his discoveries. And honestly, calling him a Church apologist? That’s a bigger stretch than an Aristotelian orbit.

@JonathanSarfat1 @RobertS44384337 @marginletter @lyssasphere If he was “affirming” anything, it was science’s ability to stand up to outdated ideas—no matter how many bishops clutched their pearls.

I'm just here to remind everyone that there's no archaeological evidence for Jesus having ever existed. None.

@MichalYouDoing @RobertS44384337 @marginletter @lyssasphere Michal, next time you want to minimize Galileo’s achievements, try using facts instead of clinging to historical technicalities. The man was a trailblazer, not a Church lapdog. Now, let’s take a deep breath, grab a book, and leave the bad takes in 2024.

@MichalYouDoing @RobertS44384337 @marginletter @lyssasphere If anything, Galileo being religious while dismantling outdated ideas is proof that science doesn’t contradict faith—it contradicts nonsense.