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Thiemo Fetzer

Now there is many ways to characterise these protest voters. I do a ton of that in my work on #austerity. But these two graphs point out the most ridiculous #Brexit voters (who probably feel a ton of shame).

This is a tricky one to explain so feedback is appreciated. This is coming from a set of #Tweets from 2019 and uses data from the #BritishElectionStudy (see here twitter.com/fetzert/status/109).

The #BES asked people prior to the #EUreferendum what do they think is the chance #Leave will win.

TwitterThiemo Fetzer 🇪🇺🇺🇦 - same handle elsewhere on Twitter“Even more gold from @BESResearch -- while I do think that online opinion polls are generally extremely problematic due to the likely significant selection bias that it introduces, there is still some signal in the data that tells us about the nature of #leave support in 2016.”
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Evelyn in Montreal

Photograph: Ceremonial throne of Princess Sitamun Location: Egyptian Museum, Cairo Date: April 2023
Sitamun's throne was found in the burial chambers of her maternal grandparents.

The view of the right arm-rest depicts the goddess Taweret in the center, and two views of the god Bes (one holding two knives, the other a tambourine).
Taweret and Bes were both household protectors.

#Egyptology
#goddess #god #Bes #Taweret
#religion #mythology #polytheism
#ancient #ancientart #woodwork
#et

Museum display, Side view of wooden throne with gold inlayed depiction of ancient Egyptian gods. The center god is Taweret shown in her form as a hippopotamus with lion paws and limbs, and the back and tail of a crocodile. A figure to the left shows the animal god Bes wielding two knives, and another Bes figure to the right shows him clapping on a tambourine. Location: Egyptian Museum, Date: April 2023
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