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Jesus was killed by „some guys eating hummus“. Wow.👇🏼 (ganzen thread lesen! Und danke, @ardenthistorian.bsky.social, dass Sie sich das antun, darüber zu berichten)
Annika Brockschmidt@ardenthistorian.bsky.social
Tucker Carlson compares Kirk and Jesus. Jesus he said, was killed because „some guys eating hummus“ suggested it to shut him up. Just like with Jesus, killing him only advanced his cause, is Carlson‘s message. (The livestream has now been going on for 6 hours)
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turns out you can organize the largest trans rights benefit concert in world history and still get sh*t like this for posting a thread exposing your former employer for being transphobic, i guess
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Here’s today’s thread once more for your Sunday evening education & enjoyment. Please share widely! @hcrichardson.bsky.social 🗃️
Ben Railton@americanstudier.bsky.social
From Nashville for one more Family Weekend, here’s my 242nd #ScholarSunday thread of great public scholarly writing & work, podcast episodes, new & forthcoming books from the last week. Add more below, share as widely as possible, & enjoy, all! 🗃️ americanstudier.substack.com/p/scholarsun...
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I've reviewed yet another book that helps debunk the old misconceptions about medieval hygiene.
In this thread I'll share a couple of the most interesting bits I found, you can read the full review here:
fakehistoryhunter.net/202….
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Book review: ‘Water technology in the Middle Ages’, by Roberta J. Magnusson
This may sound like a boring book but for me, a historian obsessed with debunking the old myth that medieval people were dirty, rarely bathed, etc. it’s quite a fascinating read and I think i…
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A century ago, a new wellness trend captivated people around the world. Just a small dose of newly discovered supplement could cure almost anything — from gout to headaches to “lack of bodily vigor.” 🧵🗃️
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"Would Romelu Lukaku have been an EDGE or on-ball LB," the greatest thread in the history of forums, locked by a moderator after 12239 pages of heated debate
Michael Caley@michaelcaley.bsky.social
there aren't a ton of great soccer players that would not have been soccer players if they were American but Haaland would be a superstar wide receiver
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Turning this into a thread of radical history they never taught you. Curious about the Elons,Bills,Peters and Jeffs during our last oligarchy? Great series that provides good context. Spoiler: they bought politicians and manipulated media too. #eattherich #radicalhistory youtu.be/WwyQTaab8J4?...
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Business Titans Rise in the Gilded Age | The Men Who Built America (S1, E1) | Full Episode
YouTube video by HISTORY
CascadiaPNW@cascadiaresistance.bsky.social
The reason why Washington is one of the best states for workers (sadly) is because it was heavily “radicalized” in the late 1800’s and early 1900’s by scary “socialists” unions. Scary 😱 . Even though most have forgotten that history, it lives on. Kinda. Learn our history. youtu.be/HgPCBx4M4R4?...
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From Nashville for one more Family Weekend, here’s my 242nd #ScholarSunday thread of great public scholarly writing & work, podcast episodes, new & forthcoming books from the last week. Add more below, share as widely as possible, & enjoy, all! 🗃️
americanstudier.substack.….
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#ScholarSunday Thread 242
Published on September 21, 2025
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Betty Werner, common law ex-wife of killer Martin Durkin, Chicago (1925)
Photo: Chicago History Museum
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“Is Rebecca Pidgeon’s performance in THE SPANISH PRISONER good?” - the greatest thread in the history of forums, locked by a moderator after 12,239 pages of heated debate,
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"Was Caitlin Clark holding the Fever back?" - the greatest thread in the history of forums, locked by a moderator after 12,239 pages of heated debate.
Kim McCauley@kimischilling.bsky.social
So the Indiana Fever are a lot better with Caitlin Clark on the bench. I don't want to get involved in a discourse but uh. Yeah.
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It's a huge world, and it has millennia history. Take a little trip though space and time.
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Hend Amry@libyaliberty.bsky.social
I know things are terrible but I’ve come across another … unique item. Much smaller than a hundred-year-old harp case previously owned by a nun in Texas, thankfully.
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🧵 2) Brainwashed? No, not really. I proudly hold a BS and MS, as well as professional certifications. I am EDUCATED. I am an avid student of history and politics, which is why and how I know the importance of voting.
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Y'all I just want you to know, I've been drafting some of my responses for the history lore wrap up for the #WeekOfWorldbuilding, only for the answers that we've already voted on, to get a little ahead of the curve and...
Woof guys I feel like this wrap up is gonna be a LONG thread 😭
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This (wonderful, inspiring) 🧵 again makes me think that departments of History should teach skills in non-fiction prose about the past — the way departments of English teach creative writing. #bookhistory #authorship
Liesbeth Corens@onslies.bsky.social
I’m having intro chats with dissertation students this fortnight, and one of them asked which historians I’d recommend for beautiful writing they could absorb to further develop their own writing style. So, gang, which are your favourite *writers* among historians, any time, any topic, any place. 🗃️
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Catherine has spent the last couple of Saturday afternoons hiding from the rain in the wonderful #WestWemyss Mining Museum #Fife working with Tam on completing the West to #EastWemyss walk. For more about the museum follow the thread…. #MiningHeritage #MiningHistory
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Protecting the Kangal: A Breed Under Threat - A Thread
The Kangal dog is Turkey’s national treasure, a majestic guardian with centuries of history behind it.
But today, this noble breed faces exploitation, cruelty, and misrepresentation that threaten its very survival.
Read On 🧵⬇️
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"Is Vriska a libertarian?" - the greatest thread in the history of forums, locked by a moderater after 518166 pages of heated debate
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The Public Broadcasting Service is such an important resource. This documentary is just one such program that they bring to viewers, preserving our shared history, and honoring the many talented individuals who make up our cultural identity. Check out the film, link below.
#quilt #quilting 🧵🪡 🎞️🎥📽️
www.pbs.org
American Seams - POV
A glimpse into the lives of three quilters in the American West.
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Section 3.3 on AI hype cycles ("AI Summers") reminds me of a point from Adam Becker's More Everything Forever that I wrote a thread on as I read it. The history of this stuff is long ang interwoven with many bad actors.
Lauren Woolsey@cgsunit.bsky.social
MIT roboticist Rodney Brooks on p75 re LLMs: "a well worn hype cycle that we have seen again, and again, during the 60+ year history of AI[...] Get your thick coats now. There may be yet another AI winter just around the corner." To that I say, yes please. Let's chill out on pushing it everywhere.
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