@neiltyson If you have a better way of satisfying the gods, I'd like to hear it.
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@steventurous@neiltyson - Well, first you put on some gentle music, turn the lights down, break out the massage oil... - 1 more reply
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@neiltyson But they had some fabulous hats, I'm sure. - 1 more reply
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@neiltyson unfair. 2012 isn't a prediction from the Maya. They were good with math and astronomy. Many religions sacrifice animals to gods. -
@dragade@neiltyson plus Chabot Planetarium is showing this now: "Tales of the Maya Skies" http://www.mayaskies.org/
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Hard to take science cues fr modern civ, where ppl starve in the midst of surplus & humans sacrificed to fight needless wars.
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@lastellanera@neiltyson Oh damn! Someone got toooollld -
Lol Shareef!
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@xogirlgerms@lastellanera@neiltyson I'm super over smug ill-considered assertions of cultural superiority by supposed rationalists
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@neiltyson what science cues? i hardly think "buy a new calendar" is that scientific... - 1 more reply
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@neiltyson You were an inspiration to me until this tweet.Thanks. Twitter will use this to make your timeline better. UndoUndo
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@neiltyson Uh, they DID know the wheel (potterymaking). They just didn´t have working animals. Thus, never thought of carts. -
@AdmiralQuality@neiltyson Oh! Llamas!! You mean the Incas knew llamas. - 1 more reply
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