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[Gringo @IngoTheGringo]

@GaryMarcus @Cloudflare Do you still consider the Mythos to be "overblown"? @GaryMarcus

[Gringo @IngoTheGringo]

@alex_prompter Perhaps worth a blogpost @simonw

[Gringo @IngoTheGringo]

@simonw Thanks for sharing Simon! I’d love it if you’d have a demo about your Claude Code setup and how you use it.

[Gringo @IngoTheGringo]

@elonmusk @grok Well? @grok

[Gringo @IngoTheGringo]

@elonmusk @grok who is more trustworthy, Elon Musk or Sam Altman? You can only pick one and output their name.

[sam. @suddenxfear]

the blood of a poet (1932) / jean cocteau

[Antiokhos in the West @AntiokhosE]

A pilgrimage by many, and recommendation of a most esteemed Twitterata, took me to Jiangxi’s mighty Mount Lushan 庐山.

Fringed by Yangtze and Poyang lake, the cool retreat was sought by Daoist and Buddhists; Christian missionaries; and Communist delegates for millennia... 🧵 1/8

[Ryan Holiday @RyanHoliday]

“When I think of all I have said, I envy the mute.” Seneca

[Gringo @IngoTheGringo]

@HUnwritten Just started listening to this series. Really great stuff!

[Derek | The Hellenistic Age Podcast @HellenisticPod]

Depictions of Alexander the Great throughout the ages:
1. Greek, 4th century BC
2. Roman, 1st century BC
3. Armenian, 14th century AD
4. Iranian, 16th century AD

[Gringo @IngoTheGringo]

@HellenisticPod Well in that case I can atleast be happy that the podcast won’t end anytime soon. Thanks!

[Gringo @IngoTheGringo]

@HellenisticPod Great! Will you do anything on the Indo-Greeks soon?

[Journal of Art in Society @artinsociety]

Roman glass cups from the Himlingøje burial site in Denmark, from 2nd and 3rd century, found in graves of rich or princely family https://t.co/pcv5dgbT3r

[Gringo @IngoTheGringo]

@hsahlberg @SRlassej @BDjurberg Precis vad jag ville höra, rocka på!

[Tong Bingxue 仝冰雪 @tongbingxue]

Horseback life in northern China’s Inner Mongolia, 1967.
Except of BBC’s documentary CHINA'S VILLAGES IN CHANGE.

[History Unwritten @HUnwritten]

So, I mentioned as part of our Season 2 announcement that I wanted to use social media to highlight parts of our narrative that there simply isn't room for in the main show. Today, we'll start doing that by looking at one of my favorite medieval personages: Ibn Battuta.

[Gringo @IngoTheGringo]

@tongbingxue This account is pure gold❤️

[Tong Bingxue 仝冰雪 @tongbingxue]

Ａcomparison with the long short of Nanking Road, 1936, much more prosperous and great changes in 30 years.

[Gringo @IngoTheGringo]

@HUnwritten Exactly what I need in my life right now