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Michael Froid

@michaelfroid

PhD Student in Religion at Syracuse. Interested in Political Theology, Ernst Bloch’s Utopian Thought, and Marxism. he/him

Syracuse, NY Katılım Ocak 2017
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amanda@jailedamanda·
In light of the most recent episode of The Pitt, I recommend everyone read Gene Weingarten’s Pulitzer winning 2009 article on parents who lost a child because they accidentally left their baby in the back seat. It makes me cry just thinking about it. washingtonpost.com/lifestyle/maga…
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Michael Froid@michaelfroid·
@isaiah_bb Seems like you didn’t love the Evans trilogy, but FWIW I found his new book Hitlers People w/ mini bios of Nazis at various levels in the regime very compelling and listenable as audiobook.
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Isi Breen@isaiah_bb·
Ranking the WW2 books I’ve read in the last 4 months: - Rise and Fall of the Third Reich, Bill Shirer - The Origins of the Second World War, AJP Taylor - Enemy At The Gates, William Craig - The Second World War, Antony Beevor - The Third Reich at War, Richard Evans
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Michael Froid@michaelfroid·
Oneshotted by Carl Schmitt. Many such cases!
Phil Stewart@phildstewart

ROME (Reuters) - Peter Thiel, the U.S. billionaire venture capitalist and early supporter of President Donald Trump, launched on Sunday a series of closed-door lectures in Rome exploring the concept of the Antichrist, drawing scrutiny from Catholic commentators, @crispiandjb reports. The invitation-only conference, which runs until Wednesday, is not open to the press and its venue has not been publicly disclosed. Organisers quoted in the media say participants are drawn from academia, technology and religious circles. A co-founder of Palantir Technologies, an AI software company with deep ties to the U.S. defense and intelligence agencies, Thiel has in recent years devoted increasing attention to religious and philosophical ideas. Last year he held a similar series of talks in San Francisco exploring the possibility that the Antichrist - a figure who opposes or denies Christ - could emerge on the global stage. In particular, Thiel has said he is wary that an Antichrist will emerge who will create a one-world government on the promise of something like stopping nuclear, AI or climate-induced disaster. Thiel, 58, grew up in an Evangelical Christian family and has said Christianity shapes his worldview. His visit has caught the attention of the Roman Catholic Church, which, under Pope Leo, the first U.S. pontiff, has openly criticised some of Trump's right-wing policies. Leo has also warned of the dangers posed by AI. Catholic universities in Rome denied press speculation that they might be hosting the event and no meeting is scheduled between Thiel and Leo, according to the pope's official agenda.

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Michael Froid@michaelfroid·
You gotta imagine at least a few generals are thinking about it at this point. How much longer you gonna take orders from this senile clown?
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Winter Pallaksch@pallakschh·
two books I found that used to belong to Jacob Taubes
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Michael Froid@michaelfroid·
@rocketalignment Machiavelli wrote the Prince in a pretty apocalyptic context, interesting stuff to look into if you’re interested
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Michael Froid@michaelfroid·
@gregauman Hey Greg, wonder if you have any sense how the team is looking at this year? Know the line is always ‘compete every year’ but wonder if Licht might be looking at a retool year. Thanks
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Greg Auman@gregauman·
Bucs will introduce their newest free-agent signings (Anzalone, Gainwell) with pressers Thursday starting at 3:15 p.m.
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Michael Froid@michaelfroid·
San Francisco: It’s mad nice!
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Michael Froid@michaelfroid·
My heart is broken
Adam Schefter@AdamSchefter

Statement on Mike Evans’ decision to depart Tampa from his agent Deryk Gilmore: “After twelve remarkable seasons in Tampa Bay, Mike Evans felt a desire to challenge himself with a new chapter in the final stage of his career. Throughout his entire career he has pushed himself to grow, compete, and evolve as a player, and this decision reflects that same mindset. Mike has tremendous love and respect for the Buccaneers organization, the Glazer family, the coaches, his teammates, and especially the fans in Tampa Bay who have supported him since the day he was drafted. Tampa will always be home to him, and he is deeply proud of everything they accomplished together. He also has great belief in the future of the Buccaneers’ wide receiver room. Mike has tremendous respect for Chris Godwin and believes that Jalen McMillan, Emeka Egbuka, and Tez Johnson are incredibly talented young players who will thrive as they continue to develop and take on larger roles in the offense. At this stage of his career, Mike’s goals remain the same as they have always been — to compete for another Super Bowl, to play in an offensive system that challenges defenses, and to be in an environment where he can continue to push himself and contribute at the highest level. The Buccaneers made it clear they would have loved for Mike to finish his career in Tampa and potentially become just the fourth player in franchise history to spend his entire career as a Buccaneer and ultimately walk into Canton representing the organization. Mike Evans’ decision to leave Tampa was never about money. The Buccaneers were extremely aggressive in their pursuit and presented a very strong offer, demonstrating how much they value him and everything he has meant to the franchise. In the end, this decision simply came down to Mike wanting a new challenge and a fresh opportunity while he still feels he has a great deal left to give the game. Tampa Bay will always be a special place for Mike Evans, and his respect and gratitude for the organization and its fans will never change.” — Deryk Gilmore Day 1 Sports & Entertainment

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Michael Froid@michaelfroid·
Crime beyond belief
Drop Site@DropSiteNews

💢 “Black rain” and “nuclear winter” effect reported in Tehran after Israeli strikes on oil facilities ▪️ Israeli strikes on oil depots around Tehran have released massive quantities of toxic hydrocarbons, sulfur dioxide, and nitrogen oxides. Mixed with rainwater, these chemicals are causing highly acidic precipitation that can cause skin burns and severe lung damage upon contact, according to Iranian authorities. ▪️ Dense plumes of black smoke from the Shahran and other refineries have blotted out the sun, plunging parts of the city into darkness and creating a "nuclear winter" effect, NYT reported. Authorities warned that these noxious fumes cause acute respiratory distress and eye irritation. ▪️ Oil-saturated rainwater has blanketed the city, leaving rooftops, balconies, and streets covered in a thick, murky black liquid and oily soot. This contamination poses a long-term risk of heavy metals like nickel and vanadium leaching into the soil and local water systems. ▪️ Environmental groups warn the pollution threatens migratory birds crossing the Persian Gulf. The "black rain" and smoke plumes can cause internal organ damage and destroy the insulating properties of bird feathers, leading to hypothermia and death. The Iranian Red Crescent Society warned of the dangers of the rain, advising residents to protect themselves and to cover exposed food from oily soot particles. Officials said the rain is highly corrosive and could potentially damage civilian structures. 🎥 Day time in Iran (clip via @tparsi). CNN reports on “oil rain” below.

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