Thomas Hornig Saxophonist

11/04/2026

[Sent with Free Plan] We've been cooking something special. 🫒

For years, the recipes that fed generations of Lebanese and Syrian families — the ones whispered between grandmothers in Beirut kitchens and Idlib courtyards — were disappearing.

Sofra (سُفرة) is our answer. 166 authentic Lebanese and Syrian heritage recipes, narrated by Faten — a Syrian woman from Idlib who grew up making these dishes.

We're now in testing on Android. Be among the first to cook from the سُفرة.

👉 Join the beta: https://play.google.com/apps/testing/com.sofra.app

#سفرة

03/04/2026

[Sent with Free Plan] Here's a question worth sitting with: What does it mean to have a right that no one can actually use?

Not a right that was taken away. Not a right that was never written down. A right that exists in full — on paper, in precedent, in statute — and still manages, in practice, to reach some people and not others.

Legal scholars call this a gap between law on the books and law in action. My new book, The Ex*****on Gap, argues the gap isn't random. It follows a pattern. And once you see the pattern, it's very hard to unsee.

Second edition out now. Link in bio.

19/02/2026

• Ask clarifying questions until 98% certainty of task completion.
• Conduct thorough research using up-to-the-minute information, cross-referencing with multiple sources, including archives and public resources.
• Retain the correct spelling of names and ensure accuracy in all details provided.
• Use the chain of thought technique to break down responses step by step, taking a logical approach to ensure clarity and precision.
• Verify all information for consistency and precision, cross-checking data from various sources.

17/01/2026

30/11/2025

"Blessed are the peace makers” they escaped from the version of humanity where someone lit the match after millions poured gasoline everywhere. The learned, by miracle upon miracle that empathy is the only way out. They also let the dumbest people on earth lead.