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Alcoholic. Pope Leo XIV’s strongest soldier. Existence Hater. πŸ³οΈβ€πŸŒˆ&πŸ³οΈβ€βš§οΈ-affirming. Ω…ΩΨ€ΩŽΨ°ΩΩ‘Ω† . ΰ€²ΰ₯‹ΰ€•ΰ€•ΰ₯ΰ€·ΰ€―ΰ€•ΰ₯ƒΰ€€ΰ₯ . #LandBack πŸͺΆ Pronouns: he/him.

San Francisco, CA
Joined October 2022
In the 1950s, a strange, venemous insect species populated the United States, and now bites millions of Americans every year.
The spread of fire ants in the US. You can thank someone from Mobile, AL for bringing this into our country in 1918.
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Replying to @Yotler1
Wow. After all these centuries, our holy father Albert is still looking out and protecting his sons.
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Our holy father, Albert, he speaks to us through the ages!
St. Albert the Great vindicated, kashira!!!
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There was a Second Vatican council. Could we imagine what the Third Vatican council would declare? What if the Third Vatican council said "the sacrifice of the mass shall be replaced with a sacrifice of a girldad on the altar." ? That would be such a cool Third Vatican council.
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Teotihuacan Necropolis, incel Aztec priest sacrifices girldad on the altar of the Pyamid of the Sun *colorized*
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Is archeology a pseudoscience?
The "eye-in-hand" symbol was one of the most mysterious depictions on Native American pottery and artifacts until researchers began deciphering the symbols in the late 1990s and early 2000s.
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Archeologists are charlatans. Archeology is, supposedly, a science. But, not even one of these archeologists behaves like a scientist. Is archeology a pseudoscience????
The eye in hand symbol in North America predates Islam, and may even predate Christianity. It also means something quite different. This is where Wikipedia will fail you, oh scholar of Google. You're not really very good at it, are you?
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Replying to @DrGregLittle2
Are you an an imposter scholar? The 'evil eye' symbol is ancient in Afro-Eurasia and long pre-dates Columbus. It's an ancient apotropaic.
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Memorization is the best way to learn. Another study has confirmed this. This fact was taught to me by one of the non-fiction books I promote
Replying to @AdamRochussen
Okay, so how big is this pro-old bias in longitudinal studies? What's the real peak IQ age? Turns out practice effects are really strong. One study modelling practice effects into longitudinal data found a single retest event boosts scores by an equivalent amount as 9 years of cognitive decline. If average test-retest interval is less than 9 years, then, scores will appear to rise with age when ability is actually declining! In this study, they found peak IQ occurred at age 26.2. Woah!
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