We're on track to let millions of doses of the vaccine straight-up expire. Fucking unreal. https://t.co/VpaUTIHlED

— willy 💧 (@willystaley) December 30, 2020

Herbert Hoover owned large shares of oil projects inside Imperial Russia, and if not for the Bolshevik Revolution, he'd have been one of the richest men in the world.

He's famous for providing famine relief to Russia – but he used the food aid mostly to support the White armies. pic.twitter.com/VNZSXkln1X

— Our Hidden History (@OurHiddenHistry) December 30, 2020

Its all about the OLine, in a situation like this.
The defense should be ok, but the cards are gonna
take away the run. Their gonna force the kid
to make pocket-decisions and execute.

As I understand it, this kid can run.
If was me, I’d let him run like crazy.
Designed runs, run-pass options, that kinda thing.
Wouldnt work over the course of a season,
but in one game…

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Frankly, at this point, I’d rather they crawl,
bleeding, wrecked, unloved
into the playoffs as the last Wildcard.

These are the pandemic rams.

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Havent read this yet.

"Albert Camus feels towards the French defeat in Dien Bien Phu the way he felt towards the French defeat at the hands of the Nazis. There’s an implicit comparison of the Nazis and the Indochinese. He’s very, very much on the colonialist side." https://t.co/mAVKJeA6E4

— Jacobin (@jacobinmag) December 26, 2020

Its a very White Christmas
here in WV.

The mRNA vaccines (Pfizer and Moderna) are kind of brilliant at a science level. I’ve had a few people in my real non-Twitter life ask me to explain how it works so I’m going to try my best here in this thread while I’m waiting for a patient to show.

— WheatNOil (@WheatNOil) December 17, 2020

Not exactly a meme, but the right sentiment. pic.twitter.com/Hhoz7zhqO4

— RossTallentArt 🏳️‍🌈🌹🕊🍀 (@ArtTallent) December 22, 2020

Nancy Pelosi just agreed to double the budget of Congress' own private, free, government run health clinic by millions of dollars, but still refuses to bring M4A to the floor for a vote. Our elected representatives are literally taunting us.#ForceTheVote https://t.co/oqTBYaGIeY

— Prof Zenkus (@anthonyzenkus) December 21, 2020

New docs detail British Strategic Communication program to incite revolt in #Lebanon.

Plans were "secret because Lebanese people hate foreign interference."

ARK received more than £25 million for black propaganda projects in #Syria, Lebanon and #Iraq. https://t.co/fn8dSV7yPH

— Steve Lalla (@steve_lalla) December 21, 2020

Nazi Ukraine—brought to you by the US State Dept. https://t.co/HZBTDz4EV7

— Mark Ames (@MarkAmesExiled) December 19, 2020

“Polarization” isn’t intrinsically good or bad, but the kind we have now is a roadblock to progress. We need to find ways to depolarize along culture war lines and repolarize along class war lines. https://t.co/C8Z0cmBUeo

— Jacobin (@jacobinmag) December 18, 2020

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— William Davids (@davwim) December 18, 2020

I know no AFL team has a chance against an NFL powerhouse
like the Rams,
but that Namath kid is pretty good, i hear.

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I interfaced with this paragraph today:

“Metamodernism is an irreducibly complex and contested term and therefore it is hard to interface with. It emerges from cluster of almost a dozen “post-postmodern” terms, including cosmodernism, altermodernism, remodernism, digimodernism, performatism, hypermodernism, automodernism, renewalism, neomodernism, supermodernism, and transmodernism. Some of these terms have been analyzed comparatively in Supplanting the Postmodern (2015), but inconsistencies and tensions remain unresolved, both of which are important to address as the discourse evolves and our meta-crisis deepens.”

link:https://medium.com/the-abs-tract-organization/mapping-metamodernism-for-collective-intelligence-8f29671c67d1