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@AlbertEinstein Even as one of the world's leading scientists, someone could say, "Well, you're no Einstein..."

Albert Einstein and seven other leading scientists are pictured at a luncheon on Nov. 17, 1946, given by the emergency committee of atomic scientists, a group Einstein co-founded to warn the public of the dangers of nuclear weapons.

@BradKort @archeohistories George Washington, you mean?

@archeohistories Rebel who helped cause the deaths of thousands of men. Great general but not a hero.

General Robert E. Lee, 1865. Standing under the back porch of his home in Richmond... By this point the Confederacy was collapsing; Richmond would soon fall to Union forces in April 1865, and only days later Lee would surrender the Army of Northern Virginia to Ulysses S. Grant at Appomattox Court House. Lee had commanded Confederate forces for three years, leading major campaigns such as the Battle of Gettysburg and the Seven Days Battles. His surrender at Appomattox effectively marked the beginning of the war’s end, as other Confederate armies followed suit in the weeks that followed. After the war, Lee became president of Washington College, where he encouraged reconciliation and expanded the curriculum to include modern subjects like journalism, engineering, and business, unusual additions for American colleges at the time. © History Pictures #archaeohistories

@NBARetroRewind @ESPNNBA No, just that he's ineligible for awards. Otherwise, why not give them if you play only 63, 62, 55, 30, etc.?

@ESPNNBA If he finishes at 64 games and plays at an All-NBA level, are we really saying he’s not one of the best guards in the league?

Cade Cunningham could be ineligible for end of season NBA awards 👀 Cunningham has played in 61 games this season, currently below the 65-game threshold required for end-of-season awards.

@Cristi_Neagu @archeohistories Many American Civil War monuments have been torn down because they're no longer deemed appropriate by some people.

@ZebesMoon @archeohistories Western civilization doesn't tear down monuments.

In the very first photograph of the Parthenon in Athens, taken almost 200 years ago in 1839, an observant eye will notice an Ottoman mosque in its center. It was demolished immediately after Greece gained independence from the Ottomans in 1843 to showcase the idealized classical Greek identity again The Parthenon had served many different purposes over time, first a temple to Athena, later a Byzantine church, and eventually a mosque after the Ottoman conquest of Athens in 1458. Following the establishment of the modern Greece after the Greek War of Independence, Greek authorities removed the Ottoman structures from the Acropolis in the 1840s in an effort to restore the monument’s classical appearance and emphasize the nation’s ancient heritage. The Parthenon suffered one of its greatest destructions in 1687, when a Venetian bombardment ignited an Ottoman gunpowder store inside the temple, causing a massive explosion that blew out much of the structure still missing today. © History Pictures #archaeohistories

@AmarOAlamdar @archeohistories

@archeohistories From idol worshipers to Byzantine Church to Islamic mosque. A logical progression of human presence. Note: Muslims never destroyed any churches in any land they conquered… fact

@Nisqy77 @ThaWeasle

Islam gained nearly 40lbs overnight from 155? No way that's true. Islam was 178lbs officially when he fought Moicano #ufc

@MiamiClip I don't think it's safe to say anything regarding foul call/no calls in the league 😂

Every foul that led to Bam Adebayo free throws safe to say all fair calls

@McNuttMonica If it's north of your present location, it's up-state! 😤 🧭 😂

Bam Adebayo scored 60 points before Kevin Durant, Kawhi Leonard, SGA, and Jimmy Butler. Bruh.

If the so-called Missing 411 phenomenon interests you, this channel does some of the best work investigating it. No tricks, no hype. Just a good, honest, rational presentation of the evidence.

@marl0000 @Grabaka_Hitman @MacMallyMMA @Carbazel I think he probably could've nearly universally solidified himself as the greatest HW ever.

@ZebesMoon @Grabaka_Hitman @MacMallyMMA @Carbazel Francis is an all time great

Yikes. Bro really threw his whole legacy away. He’ll knock out Lins then he wants Jake Paul? After beating… *checks notes*… Ferreira? At least he getting paid but damn talk about a fall off.

@SplitDecisionnn @MacMallyMMA Subjective

@MacMallyMMA A fall off? Bro at what point will you guys just give the man his due for betting on himself and it paying off massively?

@Grabaka_Hitman @MacMallyMMA @Carbazel As a fight fan I look more to fighters who fight not those who get paid well. Francis could've been an all-time great, he chose money instead. Which is his prerogative.

@MacMallyMMA @Carbazel what is legacy worth? We gotta stop this stupid narrative. He won and defended the HW title. Then he had to leave to make real money. Who cares about “legacy” in a sport where fans have no respect for history.

Someone care to tell me what I'm looking at?

@FellowshipFans Now, if we could only define "woman" so we knew whom to celebrate. 🤔

"I can ride and wield blade, and I do not fear either pain or death." Happy International Women's Day!! #IWD2026 #InternationalWomensDay2026 #Tolkien

@MacMallyMMA I always felt like it was for fighters who are legit badasses regardless of rank/title. I guess that's the issue with a belt like that, it's open to interpretation. I never thought BMF implied you had to fight different. Regardless, I'm not telling Charles he ain't a bad mfer 😳

I feel like people are forgetting the point of the BMF belt. It was for the guys that put on exciting fights and didn’t have titles. This isn’t a real title it’s for the guys that throw down. I have nothing against Charles ffs but 19 minutes of ground control and backpacking is quite literally not what this was intended to be. I don’t even have a problem with it ending in a sub, it’s that it’s taken 4 rounds of hunting for it with minimal “action.” #UFC326

@ThaWeasle And ended with a doctor's stoppage 😂

Jorge defended the clinch and takedowns from the BJJ guy, Max didn't.

@archeohistories If not the greatest generation definitely a generation of greats.

Brigadier General James Stewart is the highest-ranking actor in the U.S. Military of all time... Before he was an Oscar-winning Hollywood legend, James Stewart was a combat pilot. When World War II began, Stewart didn’t seek a publicity assignment, he insisted on flying. He completed 20 combat missions over Europe as a B-24 Liberator pilot and later commanded a bomber squadron in England. Unlike many stars who served symbolically, Stewart rose through the ranks on merit. By the end of the war, he was a full colonel. He remained in the Air Force Reserve for decades, eventually being promoted to brigadier general in 1959. He received the Distinguished Flying Cross twice, the Air Medal multiple times, and the French Croix de Guerre. His military peers reportedly treated him first as an officer, not as a celebrity. Stewart continued flying long after the war and even flew on a B-52 mission during the Vietnam War in 1966, more than twenty years after his first combat flights. © Reddit #archaeohistories

@mmaonpoint Charles is a badmfer, and only a bad dude is doing that to Max. Belt or no belt. If the fighters want it, I'm for it.

Time to retire the BMF belt?