User:Callinus

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Recommended reading:

• Russell Blackford - Cultural Marxism and our current culture wars: Part 1 (Signpost article)

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This user is male.

This user prefers the metric system.

This user has "green weak" color blindness, like 6% of the male population

Picture of the day

Al-Wakwak is an island, or possibly more than one island, in medieval Arabic geographical and imaginative literature. Sources variously identify al-Wakwak as representing Japan, Madagascar, Sumatra or Java, with others describing it as an island in the China Sea ruled by a queen with an entirely female population. This painting in watercolor and gold on paper was created in Mughal India in the early 1600s, and depicts a plant that brings forth animal life in multiple forms, derived from a conflation of medieval Persian and Quranic sources, including descriptions of al-Wakwak as inhabited by half-plant and half-animal creatures. The work is now in the collection of the Cleveland Museum of Art in Ohio.Painting credit: unknown

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