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A New Theorem Maps Out the Limits of Quantum Physics https://t.co/YTrlGeTC3t via @QuantaMagazine
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@jasonhickel: The idea that incomes edging above the $1.90 line represent an escape from poverty, "extreme" or otherwise, is closer to Orwellian propaganda, or the delusions of Marie Antoinette, than it is to any empirically grounded conception of human needs.
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@ssharadmohhan: A Rare Depiction of Interaction between a Group of Court Ladies seeking Advice from a #Yogini in a Forest in this 18th century painting from #Murshidabad, now at @Columbia University USA.
@DalrympleWill @Peachtreespeaks @dpanikkar @swativashishtha @MirdhaOne @RaginiRavikiran https://t.co/W0cstwr4pD
@DalrympleWill @Peachtreespeaks @dpanikkar @swativashishtha @MirdhaOne @RaginiRavikiran https://t.co/W0cstwr4pD
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@archaeologyart: A Roman mosaic depicting three birds stealing pearls from a jewellery box in the National Archaeological Museum, #Pompeii, #Naples, Italy. https://t.co/P9Cnj0DnEF
MANAGUA DECLARATION: From the meeting of the Broadened International Collective on Environmental and Climate Justice
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@archaeologyart: Still Life painting of Peaches and a Water Jug , #Herculaneum circa 50 BC. https://t.co/5Y5e1YQiAD
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@archaeologyart: Relief with a trireme. Date: Last decades of the 1st century B.C. Medium: Fine-grained marble with grey veins. Provenance: Baia, Archaeological Museum of the Phlegraean Fields. (Museo Archeologico dei Campi Flegrei) https://t.co/epV5BRG6hS
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@archaeologyart: Mosiac floor, port scene. Period: Roman, North Africa. Date: c. 1-300 AD. https://t.co/wHDYoJAdcj
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@RotoPenguin: @ErinInTheMorn @matthew_d_green How it started …. How it’s going https://t.co/0b699kZ3fU
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@PicsSilkRoad: Buddha and Prabhūtaratna (Lotus Sutra, Ch. 11). Bingling Temple, Linxia, China. #SilkRoad
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@archaeologyart: Orphic Gold Lamina, 4th century BC, Necropolis of Thurii, Sibari, Italy, Museo Archeologico Nazionale di Napoli. The inscription written in Greek contains the formulae indispensable for the dead to reach the land of eternal bliss, avoiding the necessary cycle of reincarnations. https://t.co/Hvvj5Z83Ks
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@archaeologyart: Terracotta horse and rider Greek (Boeotian), about 550 BC 12.7 cm high (5 in.) Source: The J. Paul Getty Museum. https://t.co/JXagi3CJfF
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@dpanikkar: Nawab Safdarjung. Mughal. 19 C. Freer-Sackler. @Sree_tweets @ambrin_hayat @WhiteMughalsFan @Chemburstudio @yakyakker http://t.co/t5WlXki1ik
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@carolemadge: A Roman oil lamp showing Odysseus tied to the mast of the ship, resisting the songs of the Sirens. https://t.co/CS70Pxlye6
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@archaeologyart: Greek vase depicting the olive harvest. VI century BC. Source: British Museum. https://t.co/4rrI0Mr9K8
An irreducible representation of the Poincaré group https://t.co/tLUdQfuu1V via @QuantaMagazine
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@Phrasmottic: An Early Hellenistic terracotta figurine of a woman which was found in the ancient graveyards of Kydonia (present day Chania) #Crete #Greece. https://t.co/PSdL2PTOnt
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@fermatslibrary: In 1775, Lagrange introduced these compact forms to describe the area of the triangle or the volume of the tetrahedron. https://t.co/tMwseDN4AS
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@BL_VisualArts: A lady leans on the bough of a tree holding a rose and listening to a 'vina' played by a girl
Gouache with gold, Deccan, c. 1700.
BL Johnson 11, 1 https://t.co/pTojlWHeOS
Gouache with gold, Deccan, c. 1700.
BL Johnson 11, 1 https://t.co/pTojlWHeOS
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@PicsSilkRoad: Phaya Gyi Pagoda (the oldest pagoda in Myanmar, 5th century AD). Pyay, Myanmar.
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@Vinncent: I have seen this image twice in the last 24 hours - posted first by a Kurdish friend, then by another in Brazil https://t.co/4OrFZSLI53
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@jasonhickel: People believe we need growth because they start from the assumption of scarcity. But there is no scarcity. There is inequality.
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@jasonhickel: Professor Julia Steinberger, who is highly respected in the field of ecological economics and a lead author for the IPCC, was excluded from Scotland's climate assembly on the grounds that she has publicly supported XR. https://t.co/0TeE97r4JR
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@archaeologyart: A sitting woman with a portrait head (so-called Agrippina Minor). Date: A.D. 54—99. Medium: Pantelic marble. Provenance: #Naples, National Archaeological Museum (Museo archeologico nazionale di Napoli),#Italy. https://t.co/WdwL8UlFuM
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@dpanikkar: Lakshmi Lifts her Veil. Bundi, 1750. Cleveland Museum of Art. https://t.co/vcwzfPvc2v
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@archaeologyart: 14,000 year old bison sculptures, Le Tuc d’Audoubert cave, Ariege, #France. https://t.co/X8G7NHDCzo
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@jasonhickel: Just so we're clear on who this system is designed to benefit: https://t.co/o7KAgsLOCx
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@archaeologyart: Late Roman frescos plastered directly onto Egyptian reliefs in Karnak. https://t.co/UVRR1aPJiS
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@archaeologyart: The Ring of Theseus, 15th century BC, Altar Room (room 34), National Archaeology Museum, #Athens. https://t.co/SSdWx76kin
