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>>2550806
Rice

>>2550806
Tobacco

>>2550806
rubbers gotta be up there, but definitely cannabis
citation m-m-m-mongols

>>2550704
Nobunaga

Messalina

Is Claudius history's biggest cuck?

>>2550704

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>>2550671

>>2550671
Artillery makes forts useless.
Also, urban combat is hell.
Gdje si bio 91.?

Exactly the same

>>2550662
The same, there is barely any neanderthal in white people, its called convergent evolution you fucking retard.

>>2550667
aren't white people around 2 percent neanderthal?

https://genographic.nationalgeographic.com/neanderthal/

lol the Renaissance is the shittest period in Western history. The entire philosophy behind it is completely pathetic.

>>2550618
You fell for the thread literally designed to cause arguments

Crucify yourself

>>2550622
Joke's on you, arguments is what I'm here for. The fuck you even think this board is for?

>>2550554

Remember folks, whenever anything in the Bible seems wrong, stupid, wicked, insane, or retarded, "It's just a metaphor :^)"

>>2550558
Your an idiot.

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STOP
YOU
VIOLATED
THE
LAW

Most of their cars are 50+ years old and still well-maintained.

Meanwhile the western markets chew threw new cars on average of every 5-8 years.

It says something about capitalist disposability. The average Cuban does all their own car repairs.

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>>2550528
Pic related

A moral day of traffic on Cuba looks like an American car show

>>2550516
>spanish colonial posession
>suddenly it becames an american hideout
>suddenly it becames a soviet base in the Americas and a launchpoint for marxist guerrillas into the whole Latin America
>successful in Central America and a bunch of countries in South America where poverty, ignorance and hatred of class became staple
TL;DR Cuba's a rogue nation

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I will start

>Map of entire British Isles highlighted in red

Greater United Kingdom

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>>2550513
>Greater United States

>>2550261
Its something to do with uncertanty of measurement in subatomic physics due to the observer altering the outcome. It can relate to predicting the position/state of electrons in space. The cat represents the electron. You are the observer. The box is uncertainty. You don't know if the cat is alive or dead (state 1 or state 2). You unbox it to find out (measurement). Whatever you find is a result but its only one of the 2 possible results. Your measurement has corrupted the super position and you can't know the true state. Its some crap like that. Nothing to do with tree in forest paradox, albeit similar.

>>2550261
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Double-slit_experiment

If we live in a simulation (and we do), why would the programmers have the tree make a sound when nobody would hear it? This is poor optimization.
You only do the heavy calculations when there is someone to observe, else you wing it.

t. Unity pro

The thought experiment was developed to display how ridiculous he thought the Copenhagen interpretation was.
It's memed to hell and back because apparently, anything related to quantum physics is tantamount to magic.

That's what you get for killing our Lord and persecuting his followers :^)

>>2550209
To see if I still feel.

>>2550213
Oh shit Patricians BTFO

Sallet

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'nuff said

>>2550127
>extra weight
>no visor means its suffocating
>flat top to ensure a solid hit to the top of your head knocks you out

>>2549999
he wasn't right about clowns

>>2549999
Yep.

>inb4 C.S. Lewis

People have martyred themselves before when they knew they wouldn't come back.

>sacrifice when he didn't lose anything
Trading 3 days of torture for mankinds salvation is a smart deal desu

If he died on the cross to absolve humans of their sins, why is original sin a thing?

Why would God punish us for our "sins" which are actually what makes us human. Sounds like a cunt to me.

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if we'd accepted the British proposals we'd all be in a much better place right now.
Temporary self-interest has taken the US from the world's largest creditor to the world's largest debtor, and unleashed financial havoc on the rest of us. Breton Woods was built to fail.

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Fuck Mussolini.

Gaul niggers shouldn't have destroyed Rome if they didn't want to face retaliation.

>>2549767
Yes, we know you are struggling with being the 784,291st reincarnation of Napoleón Buonouparte. However, look at the bright side!

At least you're first in something!

>>2549767
Fathers of social psychology:

Solomon Asch
Best known for laboratory studies on conformity showing that under certain circumstances, a large percentage of people will conform to a majority position even when the position is clearly incorrect.

Leon Festinger
Developed the theory of cognitive dissonance, a motivational theory suggesting that people seek to minimize discomfort caused by inconsistent beliefs and behaviors.

Kurt Lewin
He was an early leader of group dynamic research and is regarded by many as the founder of modern social psychology. His equation, B=f(P,E), stipulates that behavior is a function of the person and environment, and he advocated "action research" applying this equation and scientific methods to address social problems such as prejudice and group conflict.

Stanley Milgram
Famous for a set of studies suggesting that most people will obey an experimenter's order to administer potentially deadly levels of electric shock to a protesting stranger.

Henri Tajfel
Devised the "minimal group paradigm" for which he documented that even minimal groups readily form identities and exhibit ingroup favoritism. Developed social identity theory.

Daniel Katz
Produced classic studies of racial stereotyping and prejudice, and attitude change, and his pursuit of the connections between individual psychology and social systems helped to found the field of organizational psychology.

Robert K. Merton
Best known for the terms "role model" and "self-fulfilling prophecy". A central element of modern sociological, political, and economic theory, the "self-fulfilling prophecy" is a process whereby a belief or expectation, correct or incorrect, affects the outcome of a situation or the way a person or group will behave.

Elliot Aronson
Best known for the invention of the Jigsaw Classroom as a method of reducing interethnic hostility and prejudice.

It is tingling. It is off the charts!

>>2549767
That it is somehow a subject worthy of being entertained, let alone studied by adults, and not reducible to the field of creative writing and therefore worthy only of women and teens, or women in their teens