#InternationalWomensDay Emmy Noether (1882-1935) She was one of the most significant mathematicians of all time.

#IStandWithShumirunNessa

I hope I'm not the only one who is raising a pint in honor of William Shakespeare's birthday. St. George is cool, too. But Shakie is the naz.

My tweet recognizing Emmy Noether had some likes and retweets. Here's another significant woman mathematician, Kathleen Johnson, who significantly contributed to the accomplishments of NASA.

Team Reality -- Heather E Heying and Bret Weinstein -- discussing gender identity. As always, it's serious, scientific, and humane. If you don't listen to their Dark Horse podcast, you should check it out. youtu.be/FqR9lJhP6Yc

For anyone who missed it, Andrew Doyle on the podcast of Dr Jordan B Peterson. Two serious, thoughtful people discussing critical issues. I wish there were more of this. youtu.be/QpjdSbjVZbA

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I was just listening to a song by David Bowie. I feel compelled to tweet the admiration and love that I have for the incomparable Bowie. We are not worthy of the gift he gave us, so gratitude is the only acceptable response to his greatness.

Hannah Arendt in a portrait by Fred Stein. Danken Sie, Frau Arendt.

Kudos on the effective use of "Fagin." Let us all fight to keep at-risk children away from pimps, molesters, and the "be kind" crowd.