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I went to Palmyra in July of 1995. It was brutally desert hot—off the scale. I was obsessed by the idea of finding treasure, frowned upon obviously. All afternoon I scuffed around in the dirt from one temple complex to another searching for one solitary Roman kopeck without success. There was no one else around because it was so freaking hot except this one older guy who I kept seeing from place to place. After a few hours seeing him for like the 5th time he asked me what I was doing and I just replied honestly: treasure hunting, I said, I’m a Canadian kid and I want a piece of ancient history, a coin. He replied with a sage-like expression that I should look at my feet. What did I see? Rocks, I said. But what kind of rocks? Look closer. What happens when you got to temple to make sacrifices to the gods? Do you just walk in the front door then proceed to the shrine, make a wish and leave? No, priests are not stupid. That’s not how they run their business. You leave your sacrifice at the front door, the priest gives you a token, and you leave that on the altar. Everybody wins. No cheating. The rocks on the ground were hundreds of thousands of tokens, basically discs of rock flaked into roughly the size of a nickel. He picked one up, put it in my shirt pocket, patted it and said, that one you can take home, don’t tell anyone. That was Khalid el Assad. I’d guess he was in his 60s at the time. He was out there in the brutal summer sun just checking on his ruins so far as I can tell. It was very memorable. I didn’t learn his name until I heard of isis massacring him. He was a great man. A real hero, frankly. RIP.

Michael Button @MichaelButtonX

2 days ago

In 2015, ISIS captured Palmyra and demanded its head of antiquities reveal where the treasures were hidden. He was 81 years old. He refused. Khaled al-Asaad had spent over 50 years excavating and protecting Palmyra, the caravan city that once rivalled Rome in the Syrian desert.

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I wouldn’t be surprised if FIFA were trying to ensure that England win the World Cup in a desperate attempt to temper the growing anti-migrant sentiment in the country.

kira 👾 @kirawontmiss

14 hours ago

Oh look at me I’m Jude bellingham i’m one of the best players ever and i’m carrying England in the World Cup and i’m 6’1 and i speak 3 languages and i scored 2 goals against Norway in the World Cup. Fuck you bro

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🚨 REPORT: Marco Rubio regularly sending WhatsApp voicenotes that last 15, maybe 20 minutes “When he fires up WhatsApp and switches to Spanish he just doesn’t stop, he talks so much it’s like he’s recording a podcast. He’s also been video calling his cousins for hours at a time”

Polymarket @Polymarket

18 hours ago

NEW: Marco Rubio reportedly exchanges WhatsApp messages with Venezuela’s acting leader, including gossip, birthday wishes, & selfies — NYT

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Modern developers are now wasting resources censoring artistic statues. The catch? Only female sculptures. The only sick people here are the ones who deemed them problematic in the first place. Michelangelo would probably laugh at the sheer stupidity.

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This is what Chani actually looked like.

the white Pieds Noirs leaving Algeria must be one of the least-known episodes of recent modernity: peace signed in 1962, Algerian paramilitaries went through white areas and put up posters “The Suitcase or The Coffin”, and a month later 10% of Algeria’s total population had gone

arctotherium @arctotherium42

22 hours ago

As is often the case, the French government underestimated the magnitude of the immigration wave from newly-independent Algeria; they guessed 100K would leave in the first year and got 1.35 million - not counting the Algerians, who quickly followed their former overlords.

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"privacy on a date" Dating is illegal now so zoomers don't do it, or anything else, because everything fun is also illegal. They sit in their rooms and rot on their phones because they're serving a life sentence in the gerontocratic prison state for the crime of being born.

Stephen Fleming @StephenFleming

2 days ago

Yet another friend with a child turning 16 next week. Hasn’t gotten a learner’s permit. Zero interest in a driver’s license. I keep hearing this same story. What’s WRONG with these kids?!?! On my 16th birthday, my mom took me out of school to take my driving test. Same for

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Σχόλιο απο κάτοικο που ζει σε χωριό δίπλα στον Καταυλισμό όπου γυρίστηκε το βίντεο. Θέλουν και λυπηση. Ρε ΟΥΣΤ!

𝒲𝒾𝓃𝓈𝓉𝑜𝓃 𝒞𝒽𝓊𝓇𝒸𝒽𝒾𝓁𝓁 ⨯ @prwinND

2 days ago

Δεν ξέρω με τι γελάσω. Με το ότι δεν έχουν φως να μάθουν γράμματα ή που τους έκοψαν το ρεύμα επειδή έκλεβαν. 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 σκληρή χούντα

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This guy is a perfect emblem of just how much multiculturalism has failed. Born & raised in England. Has an English accent. Hates the country & identifies more with his foreign mohammedan background. A horrible 5th columnist who I hope never comes back here.

End Wokeness @EndWokeness

2 days ago

Mehdi Hasan: "People think that the UK is a dystopia run by Muslims… I wish."

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Ancient Greek philosophers had a deep understanding of what intelligence is and what it is not. Aristotle made a very clear distinction between 'Technical Skill' (Techne) and 'True Intelligence / Wisdom' (Phronesis) to describe this exact situation. And if he were alive today, he would say exactly this about Nolan: 'They possess a high level of Techne (technical expertise) in their own craft (profession), yet they lack Phronesis (practical wisdom/understanding) and Nous (pure intellect), which are the highest virtues of the soul. Therefore, they do their jobs well, but they cannot grasp the truth.'

Jack @jackunheard

a day ago

JUST IN: Christopher Nolan says The Odyssey adaptation was designed to move beyond the “cultural prejudices” associated with the ancient world and resonate with diverse modern audiences. So in other words, he ruined the movie.

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Ah, the ol' Uncle Basheer-Violated Demographic

Yaril Foxears @YarilFoxEren

22 hours ago

I used Fable™ to extract the raw data from a Harvard study on major feminist accounts on X. Each dot is one account. Pretty cool!

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Harald Hardrada seeing the English army just appear without warning “Stamford Bridge” circa 1066

ESPN @espn

14 hours ago

Erling Haaland was subbed off for Norway during the break in extra time.

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These low wits actually think no one ever spoke about Ancient Greece, ever, and Nolan is somehow doing us a favor by making a movie. I’m glad they advertise how genuinely stupid they are. FYI you’re the reason Nolan chose modern vernacular. He thinks you’re dumb. Clearly he’s right.

Gowron’s Eyes @gowronseyes

a day ago

@JemappelleEve A $250m film about The Odyssey, no matter who is in it or where it was filmed, automatically and by itself promotes “Greek culture”, you morons. You are, right now, getting more discussion and interest about Ancient Greece than you have in your entire adult life.

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You ignorant cυnt. Homer, Aristotle,Plato Pythagoras and hundreds of Greek philosophers, scientists dramatists, poets and Greek history are being taught, respected and revered from elementary schools to middle schools to high schools to universities all around the world.And you have the unmitigating audacity to tell us that we need Nolan and his Sub- Saharan caravan of misfits to promote Greece and Greek history? Go fuck yourself, you illiterate troglodyte.

Gowron’s Eyes @gowronseyes

a day ago

@JemappelleEve A $250m film about The Odyssey, no matter who is in it or where it was filmed, automatically and by itself promotes “Greek culture”, you morons. You are, right now, getting more discussion and interest about Ancient Greece than you have in your entire adult life.

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An unethical sociological experiment I’d be curious to see the outcome of would be to take groups of 100 people- 50 men and 50 women- and section them off in the wilderness. Each group is provided a single mind-altering substance; alcohol, weed, cocaine, etcetera. In the beginning phase of the experiment, the groups are cordoned off from each other, to see how their society forms purely in isolation. The reason this incubation period is needed is so that things don’t just turn into a massive drug free-for-all at the start; there needs to be time for each society to shape itself solely around one substance. However, the barriers are then removed, to see how the societies interact with each other. They may start to trade substances, representing the flow of culture, or fight one another. Maybe the alcoholic society conquers the stoner society, but then- much like with the Mongols and China- the conquerors become conquered from within, picking up marijuana from their subjects and turning into stoners. Placing a personal bet, I think we’d see the most functional society

Don Jay @Datkainboy

5 days ago

Alcohol vs Weed Know your cruise. ❤️

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