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Free Esila and other innocent people! NOW!

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#Hypatia of Alexandria, a brilliant mathematician and philosopher, stood as a beacon of knowledge in 4th-century Alexandria.
Her teachings, blending science and philosophy, drew students from across the ancient world. She represented intellectual freedom in a city that valued wisdom.
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#ANTIGONE

Antigone was given a choice:
Obey the king’s decree and leave her brother unburied, or defy the state and honor him.

The law of the land said no.
But her conscience said yes.
And in that moment, she made her decision.
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#PROMETHEUS
In the earliest days, people lived in fear.
Cold, powerless, without fire—both literally and metaphorically.
They obeyed whatever they were told, because they didn’t know they could question anything.
They didn’t even know they could know.
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#ekremimamoglu

Giordano Bruno looked up at the stars and saw not one world, but many.
Not a single center, but infinite centers.
He saw a universe that was alive, expanding, divine.
Too vast for dogma.
Too sacred for control.

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#freestudentsinturkiye
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Socrates, one of the greatest minds of the ancient world, was sentenced to death—not for any crime, but for asking questions. For encouraging young people to think critically, to question the system, to search for meaning instead of blindly following rules. The accusation? “Corrupting the youth.”

Around 1500 years ago, Boethius, Roman consul, philosopher, a state man found himself in a prison cell, not for anything he had done, but for a political game he had no part in. A ruler wanted to silence him—someone who had only sought wisdom and truth—and so he was condemned.

Have you ever seen the work of the Italian painter Raphael, his iconic masterpiece The School of Athens? I’m talking about the piece in which he brings together Ancient Greek philosophers, mathematicians, and basically all the ‘celebrities’ of his time in Plato’s Academy.

Sometimes, to understand something, we must look at its opposite. Just as night gives meaning to day, stillness defines movement, and death deepens life—perhaps everything exists through its contrast. Language is no different.