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a well-known historian, author from israel. explains everything like you are five. his books can be used as a good incentive in order to encourage high-school students about history.

the cancer of today's world.

those who are working from their home rather than traditional offices. i personally believe that they have been the least affected employees during the pandemic.

a dystopic novel was written by george orwell. it is not that hard to make connections between today and the time when the book was written. even though the name of it is 1984, the book was first published in 1949. that is a great indication of the foresight of the author, that is to say he could predict the future from that time. after reading it, you will see what would happen if dictatorial regimes reinforce their power by using technology.

a place where the best people of the world live.
warning: this statement is over-generalized.
(see: induction)

a platform where a gazillion series and movies can be found. of course not available out of the usa.

a philosopher whom i adore. also has a blog in which he puts forward his opinions weekly. it is really worth reading in a world where it is hard to find refined opinions and information.

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one of the most impactful books i have ever read. especially the part in which pigs walking like a human on their two feet. noteworthy.
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(see: george orwell)

the current president of the united states. to me, he is a complete disappointment.

justified true belief.