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Forwarded from Dabi🏴‍☠️ (Dabi)
Pyramid of Capitalist System
Forwarded from Dabi🏴‍☠️ (Dabi)
صراع الطبقات لا يحدث دوماً بين الطبقة المُهيمنة والطبقة التي يُهيمن عليها، ولكن يمكن أن يحدث بين اثنين من الطبقات السائدة لفرض سيادتهم على الطبقات التي يُهيمن عليها. لهذا السبب نَعت ماركس الثورة الفرنسية بالثورة البورجوازية مُعتبراً أن هذه هي اللحظة التاريخية حيث أطاحت الطبقة البورجوازية بطبقة النبلاء ورجال الدين لاضطهادهم للطبقة العاملة
Forwarded from ‏كاتاليا 𓋈
I was the ocean
You wanted rivers .
‏كاتاليا 𓋈
I was the ocean You wanted rivers .
Ocean has salt water, and he's not a squid
Forwarded from ‏كاتاليا 𓋈 (ɢᴇᴍɪɴɪ...)
I was the moon .
You chased the stars .
‏كاتاليا 𓋈
I was the moon . You chased the stars .
Stars r better, they light on their own
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Forwarded from Weltschmerz (Zahraa)
Heyy i’ve made this
Forwarded from ممتتتتتتت (Waleed)
اني : النت ضعيف
صديقي :
ممتتتتتتت
اني : النت ضعيف صديقي :
على شرط الصوت ناصي ومينسمع
There is a saying about surgeons, meant as a reproof: “Sometimes wrong; never in doubt.” But this seemed to me their strength. Every day, surgeons are faced with uncertainties. Information is inadequate; the science is ambiguous; one’s knowledge and abilities are never perfect. Even with the simplest operation, it cannot be taken for granted that a patient will come through better off—or even alive.

- Complications: A surgeon's notes on an imperfect science
Indeed, the most important talent may be the talent for practice itself.

- Complications
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"Qualis artifex pereo"

"What an artist the world is losing in me"

- Nero, A Roman emperor
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"Qualis artifex pereo" "What an artist the world is losing in me" - Nero, A Roman emperor
"أي فنان عظيم تخسرون بموتي"
The word hysteria originates from the Greek word for "uterus" hystera. The oldest record of hysteria dates back to 1900 B.C. when Egyptians recorded behavioral abnormalities in adult women on medical papyrus. The Egyptians attributed the behavioral disturbances to a wandering uterus—thus later dubbing the condition hysteria. To treat hysteria Egyptian doctors prescribed various medications. For example, doctors put strong smelling substances on the patients’ vulvas to encourage the uterus to return to its proper position. Another tactic was to smell or swallow unsavory herbs to encourage the uterus to flee back to the lower part of the female’s stomach