👉 Thalassia is a type of plant that grows in shallow, nutrient-poor soil near bodies of water, such as lakes or rivers. It's characterized by its thin, spiky leaves and the presence of small, circular flowers.

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👉 A Thalesan is a person who, according to some interpretations, was an ancient Greek philosopher and mathematician. The term "Thalesian" is often used in the context of discussing philosophical ideas or concepts that have been attributed to the philosopher Thales (c. 6th-5th century BC). There are several theories about the origins of this term, but it has become a popular and widely recognized term in many cultures. There are also some interpretations where "Thalesian"

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👉 Thalesia, also known as Thalassia or Thalassa, is a term in Greek mythology used to describe the belief that the sun was the source of all life and that it was the only one who could bring life to the world. The goddess Athena, who was associated with wisdom, justice, and warfare, believed that the sun would eventually be replaced by another star or planet, and that this new star or planet would be ruled by a single god or goddess. This belief

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👉 "THALESIA" is the term used by some to describe something so bizarre and odd that you wouldn't believe your ears if you didn't know what it was.

Here's an example sentence: "Thalesia, the new coffee shop in town, has a cult following of customers who can't seem to get enough of their freshly brewed 'Thalesia' latte."