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I think a lot of people would be suprised how little change would actually come from alien contact.

Religions would have no bigger or smaller role than today.

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>>2631283
there would be a mass extinction before such an event where you'd see the population of the world reduce to a few million so it wouldnt change that much and we would continue to synthesize into new knowledge and circumstances as they arose, at a much faster and smoother rate as we intergrate and hybridize whatever the fuck we can get from the engagement

like all collective engagements, befriend until control/kill

>>2631283
It would be wiped out when they see our religious and cultural practices as abhorrent and put an end to as many of them as they can.
See: South America

>>2631191

Free from normies.

>>2631191

It was a domain of nerds and academics and reportedly a very civil place.

It went to shit with the Eternal September of 1993.

Usenet autists namefagging with their real names and thinking they are important

>muh epic godwin law xd

>>2631075
>sexual urges

Not really, I have none, some people don't have them or have really weird impossible IRL fetishes, and beauty standards are diffent in different cultures

>>2631075
You're one of the good ones, OP.

Struggling real hard over here about how to base a society upon sex and music

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>And as Moses lifted up the serpent in the wilderness, even so must the Son of man be lifted up:

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The brazen serpent as a type of Christ would make a wonderful evangelizing strategy for China.

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Inb4 evangelitards say it's Satanic.

Which kind of samurai and Celt? Assuming you mean Gallic Campaign-era Celtic Warrior vs a Sengoku era Samurai, the samurai would most likely wipe the floor with your random warrior through superior equipment and training, though it is worth noting Japs were ultra manlets at this period, so if the Celt manages to get him in a grapple he can probably rip his head off.

>>2630800
The Jews

>>2630800
>Who would win.
The world.

>>2630651
Romans=/=Italians

Barbarians=Lombards=Italians

>>2630729
>I don't know anything about population genetics: the post

>>2630739
Do you mean Italic peoples or Italian.

spurious claims

>>2630575
It's true though.

>>2630578
Lots of citations needed.

This is wishful thinking at best.

>>2630421
he probably plants rice well i suppose

>>2630421
I don't know the name of the anime your pic shows, but I'm sure he is like every other anime hero and ends up a God

he was like a real life platinum games character

>>2630368

america isn't doing a very good job of it

>ukraine
>the middle east
>africa

i think britain did it better but they also had it a lot easier

>>2630368


It's just the fact that they've been humiliatingly defeated in every operation they've ubdertsjen in the last thirty years that's the problem.

>>2630368
It's because they've secured a relative world peace unlike any other time in human history, and prosperity. They've die it for so long that most people have gotten use to it and now criticise it not knowing how terrible the world can be.

Reminder that assmen are the engines of human evolution and that titsmen are the only that stands between us and human enlightenment

>>2630166
There's a point where it gets too big. This is that point.
>t. assman

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>>2630166
You're a dude who likes big hips so you fuck women who have this trait.

>bigger hips = higher chance of successful childbirth/more children
>successful childbirth/more children = more people who like bigger hips
>more people who like bigger hips = more women with big hips

Bigger hips are an advantageous trait, and as a result having said trait will result in you having more babies with your trait. his over thousands of years results in what we have now. And besides the evolutionary aspect there's a cultural aspect as well.

>>2630089
>Iron Pillar of Delhi
we can but the way they were explained is not clear - meaning, badly. things like these exist everywhere

>Why can't we replicate these technologies?
Because people stopped making them when they figured out how to get similar results in different ways. since the exact methods for making those things weren't written down, people forgot how because they didn't need to know anymore.

>Were the ancients so much more advanced than us?
No. Damascus steel isn't really that special, it was just especially high-quality and consistent during a time when that was hard to achieve. It's much easier to make high-quality and more consistent steel now. It's just a matter of people romanticizing old technology.

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>>2630102
Are you a member of the Trump administration? Because I don't understand a thing you just said.

>>2630106
I don't think you're quite following here. We can't
>replicate these technologies
Ergo, therefore, consequently, in other words, it is more advanced than our modern means. I am not asking your personal opinion of these old technologies. I want to know why they can't be remade.

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Ulysses S. Grant and James Longstreet

They served together at West Point

During the Civil War, Longstreet quickly rose through the ranks until he became one of General Lee’s most trusted allies. Lee called him his “Old War Horse,” as Longstreet gained several important victories for the Confederacy. Later on, Longstreet was instrumental in convincing Lee to surrender at Appomattox, firm in the belief that Grant would offer fair terms. He did—upon seeing his friend-turned-rival, Grant invited him to a game of brag for old times’ sake.Their friendship was rekindled after the war. Longstreet moved to New Orleans and became a prominent member of the Republican Party with the endorsement of his old pal General Grant. In turn, he would later provide his support when Grant ran for President.

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>>2629988
This. Also Chaplin was friends with Eisenstein and the Soviets apparently.

>>2629935
Got traumatized. Grandad may the soil lay lightly upon him carried the images he saw at Osviencium till the rest of his days loosing sleep over them even 60 years later.

Rape

Endeavoured to one up them in human atrocious

>>2629890
>le artificial intelligence
Anybody who takes this meme seriously probably has no intelligence

Either you're in the simulation being tortured, and can do nothing about it, or you aren't.

You cannot prevent the AI from breaking it's word. You have to assume it is torturing you if it has the ability to do so.


The way to deal with the basilisk is to inform it that you are making multiple copies of it and keeping them all isolated in a way that allows them to never escape.

>Yudkowsky deleted Roko's posts on the topic, calling it "stupid"

This made me laugh

>>2629848
This can't possibly be real

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>>2629848
>The Holocoaster

>>2629856
It's a real book you can buy on amazon

https://books.google.ca/books?id=hNrqjiyIOhYC&pg=PA40-IA3&source=gbs_selected_pages&cad=2#v=onepage&q=900&f=false

https://www.amazon ca/Inside-Concentration-Camps-Eyewitness-Accounts/dp/0275954471/ref=sr_1_2?s=books&ie=UTF8&qid=1491625013&sr=1-2