Tristan S. Rapp (@hieraaetus) 's Twitter Profile
Tristan S. Rapp

@hieraaetus

Nimis Audax Mundo, Nimis Stultus Caelo.

Master's in biology at Aarhus University & Co-founder of @theextinctions

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Please welcome the AMAZING Mirasaura grauvogeli, a NEW MARVELOUS Drepanosaur published in NATURE today! This astonishing reptile lived during the Middle Triassic in Europe and it possessed an amazing crest made of plume-like structures! I was commissioned to bring it to life!

Please welcome the AMAZING Mirasaura grauvogeli, a NEW MARVELOUS Drepanosaur published in NATURE today! This astonishing reptile lived during the Middle Triassic in Europe and it possessed an amazing crest made of plume-like structures!
I was commissioned to bring it to life!
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It is, but you also often see the opposite - atheists insisting that, deep down, theists *know* it's all just make-believe wish-fulfilment, they're just in denial. Everyone seems to suffer from a theory of mind issue on this.

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Many people are marginally familiar with Pleistocene island faunas. Tiny elephants and deer, giant swans and tortoises etc. However the Late Miocene/Pliocene of Italy was also host to a unique island fauna. This is Gargano island home of the terror hedgehogs.

Many people are marginally familiar with Pleistocene island faunas. Tiny elephants and deer, giant swans and tortoises etc. 
However the Late Miocene/Pliocene of Italy was also host to a unique island fauna. This is Gargano island home of the terror hedgehogs.
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Wild how much the Wade-Giles versus Pinyin romanticisations change the feel of Chinese: "Chung-kuo," "Chan-ch'iang," "Wu-hsi," "Ch'ing-tao," "Pei-ching" Versus "Zhongguo," "Zhanjiang," "Wuxi," "Qingdao" & "Beijing"

Wild how much the Wade-Giles versus Pinyin romanticisations change the feel of Chinese: 

"Chung-kuo," "Chan-ch'iang," "Wu-hsi," "Ch'ing-tao," "Pei-ching" 

Versus

"Zhongguo," "Zhanjiang," "Wuxi," "Qingdao" & "Beijing"