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from Plato to Hegel to modern Christian fascism, those who defend tyranny and totalitarianism are always wrong.
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How can we save science? I’m an NIH funded scientist. And I don’t know how to be louder about how not is this not only my job, BUT the NIH is also driving so much of the US economy??
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This is a really good one. Every NIH dollar converts to about $3 in local economics. I don’t think people (non-nerds) appreciate this. The other thing is that there are a lot of scientists who are choosing to stay quiet for fear of being targeted. Things are bad and ppl don’t care IMO
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I'd be very interested in reading that.
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🧵Must watch!
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You cannot tell this one enough
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So poignant!
"Why protest? Because it is easier than hiding a family in your attic."
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Lesenswerter Beitrag von @ardenthistorian.bsky.social zu Trump (einschliesslich seiner ersten Amtszeit) und seiner neofaschistischen Regierung, den ich hier gern, weil passend, im Pinned Thread platziere.
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🧵In this episode [The Fascist Playbook from Mussolini to Today] Baltimore journalist @davetroy.com talks with Professor @ruthbenghiat.bsky.social She is the author of [Strongmen: Mussolini to Present]. Paperback has received additions.
Avlbl "wherever you get your podcasts":
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🧵 This one cannot be missed in this thread:
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As a reminder. Prof @timothysnyder.bsky.social
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there should be remembering and understanding
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There should be remembering and understanding.
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🧵and the German [Die Zeit] published it in 1995
www.zeit.de/1995/28/Urfa...
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🧵I recommend Umberto Eco's full speech on [Ur-] or [Eternal Fascism] from 1995 here, since the list above is an excerpt. (It helps when ticking boxes)
It's a skilled semiotician's and historian's narration since Eco experienced fascism first hand starting at a very young age.
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🧵German @spiegel.de
wrote about Umberto Eco's UR-Fascism again in 2020.
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🧵The historian, writer and semiotician Umberto Eco (1932-2016) grew up during Mussolini's fascism. On April 25. 1995, the 50th liberation day of Italy, he held a lecture on fascism at Columbia University, NYC.
This is an excerpt from 2017 in EN.
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