Why is it called “independence”? Weren’t the British the one’s who were dependent on us? Anyhow, let’s collectively celebrate that our subservience isn’t to a government based outside the country It is a good thing, though - grateful we aren’t in Django’s shoes https://t.co/hvT7zqASn0

Why is it called “independence”?

Weren’t the British the one’s who were dependent on us?

Anyhow, let’s collectively celebrate that our subservience isn’t to a government based outside the country

It is a good thing, though - grateful we aren’t in Django’s shoes pic.twitter.com/hvT7zqASn0

— AKDA (@akdaoffice) August 14, 2018

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August 14, 2018 at 11:38PM
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“When a thousand people believe some made-up story for a month — that’s fake news. When a billion people believe it for a thousand years — that’s a religion” Are humans too flawed to survive the 21st century? via @FT ⁦@harari_yuval⁩ https://t.co/pLiaH8o0w0

“When a thousand people believe some made-up story for a month — that’s fake news. When a billion people believe it for a thousand years — that’s a religion”

Are humans too flawed to survive the 21st century? via @FT ⁦@harari_yuval⁩
https://t.co/pLiaH8o0w0

— AKDA (@akdaoffice) August 11, 2018

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August 11, 2018 at 07:24AM
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Urban Spatiality is Inverted Architecture. . The venerable Louis #Kahn once described streets as outdoor rooms. The ceiling of this #urban situation distorts, almost inverts, our #sense of… https://t.co/nBWkGVUWfR

Urban Spatiality is Inverted Architecture.
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The venerable Louis #Kahn once described streets as outdoor rooms. The ceiling of this #urban situation distorts, almost inverts, our #sense of… https://t.co/nBWkGVUWfR

— AKDA (@akdaoffice) August 7, 2018

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August 07, 2018 at 08:11PM
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To paraphrase @harari_yuval, a good historian can probably find a precedent for almost anything, but even the most ardent would be hard pressed to equate modern man’s obsession with unnecessary conveniences, at the cost of enormous peril to their own future existence

To paraphrase @harari_yuval, a good historian can probably find a precedent for almost anything, but even the most ardent would be hard pressed to equate modern man’s obsession with unnecessary conveniences, at the cost of enormous peril to their own future existence

— AKDA (@akdaoffice) July 11, 2018

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July 11, 2018 at 10:16PM
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It speaks to the discrepancy between what we see of people on the outside and what they’re experiencing on the inside; between their public faces and their private realities; between their visible swagger and invisible pain. https://t.co/GzPMvOacdq

It speaks to the discrepancy between what we see of people on the outside and what they’re experiencing on the inside; between their public faces and their private realities; between their visible swagger and invisible pain. https://t.co/GzPMvOacdq

— AKDA (@akdaoffice) June 14, 2018

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June 14, 2018 at 11:25AM
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Catch Amit Khanna today at the @smartcitiesind today, as he talks on the importance of integrating the human experience into the green building discourse of the Indian City https://t.co/XXcJcJFNBT

Catch Amit Khanna today at the @smartcitiesind today, as he talks on the importance of integrating the human experience into the green building discourse of the Indian City pic.twitter.com/XXcJcJFNBT

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May 23, 2018 at 02:46PM
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