Chef José Andrés said the 7 aid workers killed by an Israeli airstrike were "targeted deliberately," and he believes the conflict in Gaza is "not a war against terrorism anymore" and instead, it's a "war against humanity itself." Israel blamed the strike on "misidentification."
@billjanovitz The Exile book - so excellent. I stole my brother's copy before he had a chance to read it, and, after reading it, vowed never to return it to him. It caused him to buy another copy. #Sales#LostABrother#GoodCauses
In contrast to the hype, Sapolsky's new book is ultimately a collection of partial arguments, conjoined incoherently, writes @StuartTDoyle
https://t.co/C4wvJFnVHf
When 2 groups of penguins meet on the road, they stop for a short exchange of information. When one of them moves in with the wrong group, a friend goes after him to bring him back🙂🐧🐧🐧
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The best way to see Van Gogh's "Starry Night" is to stare at the center of the spiral for 20 seconds and then look at the painting.
RT when it works for you.
@grok_ It’s bonkers. Public health policy has shifted the paradigm from common measures to individual responsibility, and situations like your show how even this framing, often characterized as prioritizing choice, readily precludes any form of self governance.
MIT no longer has a mask requirement. Our research group discussed whether to keep masks on for indoor meetings so that everyone feels comfortable attending. Today, an email from the Vice Chancellor says that’s not allowed.
The 2020 PhilPapers survey results on what philosophers believe on a wide range of philosophical topics are now out. As always, interesting reading for philosophers, maybe not so much for others https://t.co/sdBVKPqm4Z