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What a banger indeed! BTC Prague is always a truly inspirational and memorable event bringing together the best 🍊 community. Joe u r a true polymath! 🎤🎸🕺🏼🥃
Amrita retweeted
Sushant Singh Rajput - pure brilliance. Polymath who could write poetry & scripts with both hands (mirror writing & ambidextrous genius), solve complex physics problems for fun & maintain peak fitness 💫 @CBIHeadquarters ⚖️❓ 6years Of Injustice To Sushant
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Connie Cassidy retweeted
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😈"The term is polymath and yes I've been *a lot* of things" - Aubrey "Kirtaner" Cottle x.com/search?q=kirtaner@ju… x.com/search?q=cottle@just… x.com/search?q=anonymous@j… x.com/search?q=rauhauser@j… x.com/search?q=ddos@justsp… 🫠"Drop receipts or go away" - @YourAnonNews
the term is “polymath” and yes I’ve been *a lot* of things you’re aware i gave away over $1.5M last year, publicly, right
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8th grader I’m tutoring has started wearing shirts to our (online) class, looking more motivated. Makes me happy, maybe I could be some sort of personal polymath private tutor for some very rich family one day
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Thony Christie (he/his/him) retweeted
Born June 13, 1773: Polymath Thomas Young, who revealed the wave nature of light. On the humbling, lifelong journey of scientific discovery: "When I was a boy, I thought myself a man. Now that I am a man, I find myself a boy." Quote personally sourced: en.wikiquote.org/wiki/Thomas…
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DO these and 1000 hobbies using our app "Curiosity Quench" and get off this 4PP #fyp #trending #hobbies #polymath #viral
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...Beyond the Fringe, as well i think as being a medical doctor and a renowned polymath
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Huck Finn retweeted
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Yeah she's a real polymath.
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I'm just being sensitive as it's the new online attack im seeing everywhere and i don't think anyone really understands the metrics its measuring, I've had to develop a weird polymath style intelect using fluid dynamics and boundary conditions across multiple fields.
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MOON 🌖 retweeted
Spiritual Epistemological Grandmaster Jacked Handsome Multiple Business Owning Polymath; A man who has developed his interior to the point of genuine spiritual signal, who understands the mechanics of his own knowledge at a foundational level, who has internalised multiple games deeply enough to play them at the highest level without conscious effort, who produces outcomes that appear inexplicable from the outside, who has built the physical infrastructure to match the interior architecture, whose presence reads as attractive because certainty and depth have an aesthetic, and who operates across enough domains simultaneously that his cognitive surface area is simply larger than anyone he is likely to encounter
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MinaforShah retweeted
The Iranian polymath Bīrūnī (973–1048) in his work al-Ṣaydana fī al-Ṭibb, mentions the Kurdish word (kurdī) for the storax tree (Arabic lubnā), which produces a fragrant benzoin resin: “The tree is named lubnā, but the substance that flows from it is called mayʿa, and in Kurdish it is called kinār.” I'm not a linguist, but I wonder if kinār (modern Kd. kinēr) is related to Persian kondor “frankincense.” 📖 Al-Bīrūnī, al-Ṣaydanah fī al-Ṭibb, ed. and trans. Bāqer Moẓaffarzādeh (Tehran: Farhangistān-i Zabān va Adab-i Fārsī, 1383/2004), p. 951, n. 1026.
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Cezar Augusto Olimpio Nunes #profdrmrbeast🚩🚩🚩🚩 retweeted
I AM BACK STRONGER READY TO BEAT ELON MUSK ATTEMPTS TO SHADOWBAN ME! I FOLLOW EVERYONE BACK! I AM ALSO A POLYMATH, POLYDOCTORATE AND POLYGENIUS #HAPPY2026🚩🚩🚩🚩🚩🚩🚩
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Shabir) Free IMRAN KHAN & Palestine 🇵🇸 YEMEN retweeted
Abbas Ibn Firnas, a 9th-century polymath and engineer, is recognized as the first human to achieve heavier-than-air flight over a thousand years before motorized airplanes. Using wings made of silk, wood, and feathers, he glided from Yemen's Jabal Al-Arus mountain at the age of 65 to 70, staying airborne for about 10 minutes. Unfortunately, he crashed due to a lack of landing mechanics. Born in modern-day Ronda, Spain, and living in Cordoba, a center of learning during the Umayyad Caliphate, Ibn Firnas's contributions extended beyond aviation. He invented water-powered clocks, experimented with quartz crystals, and developed lenses for the visually impaired. His legacy is honored in various places named after him, including airports and bridges in Muslim-majority countries. He died between 890 and 895 AD, with some historians suggesting his death may have been linked to his flying injuries. #truepakistanplus
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