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They came for the....

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A thread about sectarianism in science (1/n)

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@hughlaurie https://t.co/NbTW9JtoRi

It’s Easier To Fool People Than To Convince Them That They’ve Been Fooled

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@Econlib @EconTalker Poe's phrase goes back further
"Since we're told to believe only half what we hear..." -- The Whistling Daughter. To which are Added, Phillis and Nancy. The Humours of Rosemary Lane. St. Patrick's Glory. The Contented Ruricolist. None So Pretty. [Ballads], By DAUGHTER. 1802, p3

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@Econlib @EconTalker Couldn't find anything for Dickens, but perhaps it was Poe?

"Believe nothing you hear, and only one half that you see." The System of Doctor Tarr and Professor Fether, Graham's Magazine, Volumes 26-27, 1845, p194 https://t.co/IN6LHE2hYU ===================================

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@Econlib @EconTalker The best explanation of the origins of the phrase are at...

https://t.co/LFcjXXJmc5

"I think it's in Dickens, ...if anybody out there knows this quote, I would love to hear it...'Half of what we believe isn't true. The problem is we don't know which half.'"

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@dieworkwear What’s Old is New again !

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@Noahpinion
Horseshoe Theory

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@PivotPod @ProfGalloway @KaraSwisher

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@profgalloway "How can we have capitalism on the way up and socialism on the way down," said Rep. Jeb Hensarling of Texas, ...who oppose the central thrust of the legislation -- an unprecedented federal intervention into the private capital markets.
https://t.co/v7iQTz3FNR
Published: 10/3/2008

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@profgalloway ...That is sort of free enterprise on the way up and socialism on the way down. Is that a fair characterization? - Jim McDermott 1989

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@robot_or_not https://t.co/oWb1qVUr1E The other regionalisms at the link are fun - trash vs garbage can, etc

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@Noahpinion Bunnyhenge
Newport Beach, California
Fourteen curious and controversial white bunnies sit in a circle near Newport Beach City Hall.

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A town divided over rabbits? That's just splitting hares.
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@TREADtheglobe If you need some hints about roadside Americana, check out https://t.co/D5xl5V1VMV @atlasobscura

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@skepcard Did it look like this?

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@downstreampod What’s old is new again! Bundling is back baby! From the Aspen adjacent 970

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@matthewcobb Possibly Triple Helix ?…Triple-stranded DNA structures were common hypotheses in the 1950s when scientists were struggling to discover DNA's true structural form. https://t.co/ZERUDuNQ3k

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@jonj Is this the droid you are looking for?

https://t.co/KvT01sAYWg

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@ReelSpoilers https://t.co/PRlK8w8jHL. Originally called Changes, the title was switched in a nod to the drug culture of the day. Rafelson and Schneider liked that, joking that they could market their subsequent feature with the slogan, “From the Guys Who Gave You Head.”

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@Noahpinion

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https://t.co/lXEv88bXUK

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@downstreampod “In essence, a traditional bundled offering has the ability to generate more revenue than an unbundled offering like streaming. 
The future of streaming, however, looks like it’s going to be bundled.”

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“If Disney shifts its ESPN operating model to a streaming-first offering, Disney+ will approach the 360-degree content offering associated with a traditional cable model. “