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[luc0x61@mastodon.gamedev.place]

@cmconseils Don't know whether that is representative of Galileo Galilei.
The fact I found more amazing, in the small historic museum of science in Florence, is that they expose a relic of Galilei, a bony hand, not really much of it. Except for a stark, erected, middle finger.
No better last words.

[r3dr3clus3@infosec.exchange]

@cmconseils I haven't had a social media account on a platform run by a tech cartel for some time. You've become my Fediverse Meme Dealer. Thank you. :

[cmconseils@mastodon.social]

@r3dr3clus3 awww
you're welcome, happy to help

[x41h@infosec.exchange]

@cmconseils Lol

[delcj@mas.to]

@luc0x61 thanks for identifying what the painting was about

[thriftwicker@mastodon.social]

@cmconseils This is funny on at least two levels. Maybe more.

[alsvha@sunny.garden]

@cmconseils hah - good one. That actually made me chuckle.

[organ-harvest-coordinator@app.wafrn.net]

German math teachers when you keep getting the answer wrong

[oblomov@sociale.network]

@cmconseils for the curious: the original painting is Cristiano Banti's «Galileo davanti all'Inquisizione» (Galilelo facing the Inquisition).

Such a response WOULD lead the examiners to burn him at the stake.

[lobsterofrevenge@mastodon.social]

@cmconseils "E pur si muove"