Katrina Moore

nomadic, tex-pat. historian of the ancient mediterranean. she/her. phd student @GC_CUNY. alumna of @ClemsonUniv (ma) and @UHouston (ba) insta: kittyiswitty

[Katrina Moore @kittyiswitty]

y’all, let’s talk about the Porticus Octaviae, Octavia’s portico, and why we should def think it was patroned by Octavia Minor herself (rather than young Caesar-Octavian-Augustus) a thread 🧵

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[Katrina Moore @kittyiswitty]

@IHateYourJorts agreeeeeee bc its more insidious, more capitalism as identity, more absolutely idiotic

[Katrina Moore @kittyiswitty]

@IHateYourJorts its so embarrassing. you’re helping the over-funded nypd? absolute trash behavior

[The Notorious J.O.V. @whotfisjovana]

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[🎀 𝓝𝓸𝓻𝓲𝓻𝓲𝓷🎀 @NoririnHayashi]

I mean 😮‍💨✨

[New York Magazine @NYMag]

Some good news for once: The broker fee as we know it is likely over in New York City.

[Camryn Bynum @Cambeezy_]

GOLD MEDAL GAME WINNER 🎬🥇😂

[Ashley Reese @offbeatorbit]

You lack drive and social skills and instead of being encouraged to develop both, you have been seduced by a very profitable online echo chamber of influencers telling you your alienation is due to a black character in a LOTR TV show and a woman owning a “male tears” mug

[s ✩ @avioletfluid]

it's Peter Weller actually

[retrocvnt @retrocvnty]

This is the best character entrance in any movie

[yassified arafat @sweatyhabibti]

i would have died

[WeRateDogs @dog_rates]

This is Burritos. He's here for you. Doesn't have much to offer other than the world's tiniest high five. 12/10

[Prezi Banks. 🐻🇬🇭🇯🇲 @AfrikanKing_]

Turn all this shit off

[Boze Herrington, Library Owl 😴🧙‍♀️ @SketchesbyBoze]

in retrospect, strange women lying in ponds distributing swords really might've been a better basis for a system of government.

[TINA SNOW @theestallion]

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MEGAN ACT II OUT NOW 🦋
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#MEGANACTII

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[Some Dare Call It Conspiracy 🦉 @somedarepodcast]

Some Dare Call It Conspiracy offers a unique approach to discussing conspiracy theories. Here's what makes our approach distinctive:

Background of Hosts: Both Brent Lee and Neil Sanders have a longstanding personal history with conspiracy theories. Brent was a former believer in the New World Order/Illuminati Grand Conspiracy and an activist in the Truth Movement for over 15 years. Neil is an author with expertise in true crime and psychology, particularly in mind manipulation techniques. Our backgrounds provide us with a deep understanding of conspiracy culture from both an insider and analytical perspective.

Critical Thinking Focus: We emphasize critical thinking and evidence-based analysis. Our episodes are structured to first present the conspiracy theory from the perspective of its proponents and then dismantle these theories with critical thinking and evidence. This methodical approach helps our listeners understand not just what the conspiracy theories are but why they might be flawed or misleading.

Comprehensive Analysis: Our episodes are detailed and lengthy, often exceeding 90 minutes, allowing for thorough exploration of each topic. This contrasts with many other podcasts that might offer shorter, less detailed discussions.

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Focus on Real vs. Sensationalized Conspiracies: We distinguish between legitimate conspiracies and sensationalized narratives. For example, we explore real issues like data mining by Cambridge Analytica while contrasting them with more fantastical theories propagated by figures like Alex Jones.

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[sententiae antiquae @sentantiq]

"...a member of a family of a certain Anthus is selected by lot... and, after he hangs his clothes on an oak tree, he crosses the lake and enters the desert where he turns into a wolf and joins with others of his kind for nine years."

https://t.co/7dar0jWifZ

[Katrina Moore @kittyiswitty]

the classics reception here and also their profiles? and and #classics
#classicstwitter

[New Scientist @newscientist]

Netflix’s Ancient Apocalypse peddles the idea that we have overlooked an extraordinary ancient civilisation. @FlintDibble explains why that is wrong, and why real archaeology is more exciting. https://t.co/BSBVp7cumz