Pinnes

Visual representation of the impact of the printing press on western civ. "history doesn't repeat itself but it often rhymes"

The swan is real and so am I. I pretended my camera was food. It was an exhilarating day at the loche.

@ShawnRyan762 That bit about Brutus fulfilling his family's legacy or ancestral duty by killing Caesar...there's some real interesting history in there re: Roman ideologies

“If you've heard of the Gallic wars, that's where Caesar basically goes, kills about a million people and conquers deep into France. This is where the idea of Caesar crossing the Rubicon comes in, the Rubicon is this river in northern Italy. Later on, he's named dictator for life, which is something unheard of and akin to a king. Caesar is going to be later assassinated by two assassins named Brutus and Cassius.” @JeremyRyanSlate

@michaelshermer @chris5977 MLK's letter from Birmingham Jail should be attached to the Bill of Rights. It's a user's manual.

I would likely get my ass kicked @chris5977 Even if it was my constitutional right to blow a whistle in a cop’s face while he was issuing a traffic ticket, I would be a stupid fool to do so and I would have to own my actions and consequences regardless. Thats all I mean here.

@SocraticScribe Bagel's dialectic

The video shows a glowing plasma toroid resembling a hollow, dynamic donut. This mirrors the “snowflake” plasma shape in tokamaks, where magnetic fields create a hexagonal pattern that spreads heat, reduces wall wear, and stabilizes fusion plasma

@TheProjectUnity We create our obstacles and then struggle with them

Why do we create and play-out terrible scenarios in our head that almost certainly won't happen to us?

@jerrythornton Competency based education at work

Everything that’s wrong with everything in one photo. Would it have killed you to put it back right?