#Aristotle

🌿🕊Carminda B🕊🌿

carmindabrendel

I’m heartsore because nothing is what it seems & we know the symbolisms In Dallas, Elizabeth Cabell, wife of the Mayor of Dallas presented Mrs. Kennedy with a bouquet of

Magnus Hvidtfeldt

hvidtfeld

How I became consistently consistent.It is hard to maintain a balance of your daily schedule. How do you become consistent?By making conscious decisions.A thread. "We are what we repeatedly do.

Arj P.

nesciendi

Have been bingeing @moreofcomment this weekend, specifically on social psych’s myopia wrt. the is–ought gap, and I’m struck again by the fact that the discipline broadly seems to have forgotten

Fr Dylan Schrader

FrDylanSchrader

In this thread, I will say a few things about the meanings of the words 𝘧𝘰𝘳𝘮𝘢𝘭 and 𝘮𝘢𝘵𝘦𝘳𝘪𝘢𝘭.I am not speaking primarily in a moral context or making moral evaluations.

taylor (she/her)

taylorrreads

Books as Wax Seals (by me and @cossettereads) Legendborn by @tracydeonn (Stamp from DIYWaxSeal on Etsy) You've Reached Sam by @Dustin_Thao (Stamp from Helenstampcrafts on Etsy) Down Comes the Night

Bo Winegard

EPoe187

1. Although I've long described myself as a moderate or a centrist, and I still have sympathy with centrism and moderatism, I now feel so alienated from the political left

Ari Melber

AriMelber

Many believe Trump's implausible lie that he won,"because it takes a tremendous amount of work to educate citizens to resist the powerful pull of believing what they already believe, or

Salvator R. Tarnmoor

s_r_tarnmoor

Starting in on Isidore's Etymologies; already worth it, the preface translates this bibliographic poem, perhaps written on the walls of the cathedral library in Seville "Discipline" v. "art"Will add excerpts

Rohit Jindal 📚

rohit_jindal29

A THREAD on few thought provoking ideas by Richard Dawkins:1/The feeling of awed wonder that science can give us is one of the highest experiences of which the human psyche

Timothy Isaiah Cho

tisaiahcho

Here's Bavinck on the importance of common grace in the Reformed tradition:"However much [the church] might be on its guard against paganism, it never despised or condemned natural life as

Dr. Yuna Wong

YunaHuhWong

Such an important article about innovation that I can't resist tweeting about it this morning - BEFORE coffee. We often talk about innovation as if it's magic, or lightening in

Malcolm Keating

cmalcolmkeating

This is an important question, and while I am 1000% in favor of recognizing translations as philosophy, and more robust historical work, I have some thoughts on research on philosophers

David Lay Williams

LayWilliams

1) This has evidently been out for a year, but it just made its way to me. The short piece has an obnoxious title, but its essence is reasonably serious:

Younes

kmlyounes

Thread on Al Andalus (moorish andalusia, 711-1492) (finally) It all started in 711. Tariq Ibn Ziyad invaded spain as a commander for Ummayad Calif Walid I. He gave Gibraltar it's

Aniyia (🗣 Anita without the T) ❤️

operaqueenie

Ok, I feel like I need to clarify this a bit. The trap with resolutions (and goal setting in general) is that people often do it without an effective engine

Eve Keneinan 𝛗☦️ن

EveKeneinan

What doxastic involuntarists (DIs) trade on is a distinction between an immediate act & complex action. Now, ACTS are the province of the WILL, and believing is an ACT. That

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