~~Greece to ban anonymity on social media~~

[tomstoneham@dair-community.social]

@neil
“In ancient Greece, everyone could express their opinion openly and by name – they would raise their hand and share their view."

Everyone? Or a male elite? I think you need to fact check that, minister.

[tomstoneham@dair-community.social]

@neil
Also, Socrates went about his business openly in the Forum and they still had to sentence him to death for corrupting the youth (with moral philosophy). Just saying.

[penguin42@mastodon.org.uk]

@neil Well at least they're honest about it, unlike the age based thing which is a Trojan Horse for the same thing. Which the Greeks would know about.

[ijk@mathstodon.xyz]

@neil Who died and gave these skidmarks the *right* to do any of this to us?

[derickr@phpc.social]

@neil Rwy'n hoffi'r Gymraeg yn well na Lladin.

[derickr@phpc.social]

@HollieK72 @neil The UK has/had the same method as the Netherlands for teaching latin?!

[derickr@phpc.social]

@HollieK72 @neil Sounds like it then! Although I forgot most of it. My excuse is that it was 30+ years ago.

[highlandlawyer@mastodon.social]

@HollieK72 @neil
Sextus est puer molestus qui semper Corneliam vexat.

[mal3aby@mastodon.smears.org]

@HollieK72 @neil

sunt in horto cum Cerbero!

[impossibleumbrella@infosec.exchange]

@neil Quidquid Latine dicitur profunde sonat

[l2actual@infosec.exchange]

Romanes eunt domus

@neil

[neil@mastodon.neilzone.co.uk]

@HollieK72 @derickr

If I recall correctly, there was also a son, Quintus.

[stefano@mastodon.bsd.cafe]

@neil homo sum. Nihil humani a me alienum puto