Being an academic means being open minded because when researching something, the outcome may be different from what you expected. In such cases do you concede that your initial theory was wrong or do you stubbornly continue to believe that you were right and keep trying to prove yourself correct?
I read somewhere that the reason Churchill became prime minister was because when we was the Foreign Minister, he never trusted Hitler from the beginning. He knew that Hitler was known to break agreements and thus could not be trusted, while the rest of the British parliament ignored him and believed that Hitler won't do anything if he's not provoked.
It was only after Germany invaded Poland that the British parliament finally believed him and he rode that support to become prime minister.
But mobilek shiny. Me like shiny.
Yeah, he says that in a mysterious "one of you will betray me" manner.
Meanwhile, the soldier with ADHD, thinking clearly for perhaps the first time: "Wait, are we the baddies?"
Being an academic means being open minded because when researching something, the outcome may be different from what you expected. In such cases do you concede that your initial theory was wrong or do you stubbornly continue to believe that you were right and keep trying to prove yourself correct?
Gatling gun go brrrr
"Neither democratic, nor the people's, nor a republic."
Praetorian guard: Being emperor is now a subscription service.
I think gold and silver are bigger culprits
Mexico : Piss filter :: Medieval : shit filter
That and historians biases
Steam users: First time?
This is why I don't like Docker compared to Podman:
I read somewhere that the reason Churchill became prime minister was because when we was the Foreign Minister, he never trusted Hitler from the beginning. He knew that Hitler was known to break agreements and thus could not be trusted, while the rest of the British parliament ignored him and believed that Hitler won't do anything if he's not provoked.
It was only after Germany invaded Poland that the British parliament finally believed him and he rode that support to become prime minister.
I think it was more like 7 years, not 20.
Here you go https://rationalwiki.org/wiki/Nobel_disease#.28In.29famous_victims_of_disease
Not as bad as the year 46 BC
I wrote "it's" instead of "its" in the meme.
My dumb ass
Well earned upvote, sir/ma'am.
This is more important after the recent news of malware on AUR