tupaguerra.bsky.social
Historiadora, doutora em demonologia, magia e manuscritos do mar morto! Comunicadora de ciência.
Historian, PhD in demonology, magic and Dead Sea Scrolls! Science communicator.
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Minha mãe borda com elas (BordaLuta) e com as Linhas da Resistência. Eu bordo tb, mas raramente consigo ir então bordo de casa.
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Obrigada!! Que massa! Um prazer te conhecer. Que nossos caminhos se cruzem mais vezes! (deu tempo certinho)
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Palha mesmo...
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Com certeza
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Hahaha, bom demais
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To 100% com você.
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Muito legal!!
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Ficou muito incrível ❤️
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Pois é, eu totalmente entendo que LaTeX é legal, meu problema é o tempo pra aprender...
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Foi exatamente por isso que eu não aprendi. Eu já estava no doutorado e tinha que aprender aramaico e hebraico antigos, não ia dar pra aprender tb LaTeX...
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Concordo plenamente 🤣
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Que letra caprichada!
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Concordo plenamente!
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Estamos juntos! O docs eu acho super frustrante, me perco... Acho que é o costume com o word. Eu ouvi falar no latex no doutorado de um amigo da física, não conheço ninguém da minha área que use (ou saiba o que é)
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Tudo conectado!
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Eita, muito obrigada ❤️. Que honra
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É fascinante né. Ainda não vi esse documentário que vc colocou, mas vi um outro. Achei fascinante como fazem questão de mostrar que precisa ser um trabalho continuado.
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Aaaaaa a, obrigada por lembrar de mim😍
Eu adoro ficar contando coisas em viagem!
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Thank you!! It was such an honour to be in it 😍
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Parabéns!!
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So don't be fooled. The gesture was not a Roman salute in ancient times and today it represents fascism/Nazism/Falangism.
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These groups believe that the gesture is from ancient Rome, for them Rome is an idealized model of power and the glorious conquest of the other.
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From there, it was a short step to cinema and it soon became consolidated as "something from ancient Rome". But do you know who actually uses this gesture? Nazi, fascist and Falangist movements.
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And why do we associate the two things? It was probably in the 18th century that the gesture began to be used in plays to represent Rome and it became popular. It was during this period that it also began to appear in paintings.
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Oh, but Tupá, the absence of evidence is not proof that it didn't exist. True, but if it were a common gesture of greeting, wouldn't it appear somewhere?
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We have zero evidence that the gesture was practiced in Rome. It doesn't appear in sculptures, mosaics, paintings, or text.
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This is a common excuse to justify the use of the Nazi gesture in today's world, but does it make sense? The answer is simple: no! But let me elaborate a little.
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Hahaha, tranquilo. Deu uma pala e eu não consegui postar rápido.