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@bmichaels90025 @ydeigin that would satisfy Occams razor

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@joshlbrooks @ydeigin I shocked that you ignore Occams Razor

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@humblesci I agree. The willful blindness to the evidence and Occams Razor has damaged my faith in how science is being practiced in our age.

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@RichardDawkins @michaelshermer @SwipeWright I will never forget reading the Selfish Gene

[sylvie longeron @sylvie_longeron]

"You have to keep yourself interested, you have to be endlessly curious; I may be a bit eccentric, and I don’t really care what people think. Because I have my own kind of world I’m in."

Tom Waits

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@humblesci the propagandists never tire of claiming zoonosis without evidence.... four and a half years later they continue with the obfuscation and dezinformatsiya

[Physics In History @PhysInHistory]

Michael Faraday built the first electric motor in 1821, but it was considered a mere curiosity until its principles powered the Industrial Revolution.

[Guggenheim New York @guggenheimbot]

Spring by Giacomo Balla https://t.co/g1SDbiz9P0

[Andrea Mantegna @artistmantegna]

The Descent to Hell https://t.co/AY5wcff17P

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@SVG__Collection one of my fav's by 'Trane and the crew

[Andrea Mantegna @artistmantegna]

St. George https://t.co/9CJ9gkdq3K

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I just supported Konstantin on @buymeacoffee! 🎉

You can buy them a coffee here — https://t.co/No8SgVEfTy

[The Jazz Estate @thejazzestate]

Remembering the great Bill Evans who was born on this day in 1929. Known for lush harmonies and lyrical improvisation, Evans is regarded as one of the most influential pianists of his time.

The way Evans built and connected chords and improvised melodies gave his playing a romantic quality that contrasted with much of 1950s bebop. In an interview given in 1964, Evans described Bud Powell as his single greatest influence. His repertoire was also unusual. Musical theatre pieces such as “Someday My Prince Will Come” and “My Favorite Things” became in his hands bold rhythmic and chromatic experiments.

During his lifetime, Evans was honored with 31 Grammy nominations and seven Awards. In 1994, he was posthumously honored with the Grammy Lifetime Achievement Award.

Here, he is performing “Someday My Prince Will Come” with Eddie Gomez on bass and Marty Morell on drums live in Paris, France in 1972.

[Henri Matisse @artistmatisse]

Reclining Nude, back, 1927

[Ghost of Hellas @ghostofhellas]

A rare electrum hekte from the ancient city of Mytilene on the island of Lesbos, Greece, circa 454-427 BCE. On the obverse is the head of Athena wearing a crested Corinthian helmet while the reverse shows two confronted female heads with their faces overlapping .

[songlinesradio @SonglinesRadio]

@dpakman he's weird, AND violent

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@doctorow why was the blue mark added to your account?

[Physics In History @PhysInHistory]

Hubert Alyea was an American chemist and educator at Princeton University who is best known for his dynamic and engaging teaching style. He often conducted vivid and sometimes explosive experiments in the classroom, which left a lasting impression on his students. One of Alyea's most famous lectures, known as the "Fire and Flame Show," was a spectacle where he demonstrated the properties of different chemical elements by creating vibrant and colorful reactions.

This demonstration became legendary and attracted large audiences, not only from the chemistry department but from various disciplines. During his 42 years of teaching, he conducted thousands of 'in-class' experiments and demonstrations.

His dedication to teaching and his ability to make chemistry come alive earned him immense popularity among students. Many of his former students recall his classes as transformative experiences that ignited their passion for science. Alyea's teaching was not only informative but also immensely entertaining.

📷 by Yale Joel/Life Picture Collection/Shutterstock

[Guggenheim Bilbao @MuseoGuggenheim]

Descubre 'Fracción de segundo Espejo IV, 2024' la última obra de Anthony McCall, uno de los pioneros del videoarte, en la actual exposición de Film&Video.

👉🏻'Anthony McCall: Fracción de segundo' hasta el 10 de noviembre en el Museo.

#AnthonyMcCallGuggenheimBilbao

[Gustav Klimt @artistgklimt]

Portrait of Gertha Felssovanyi, 1902 https://t.co/uSJy7QMmMl