Archived threads in /his/ - History & Humanities - 523. page

>>3141943
who is this "we" that is independent from our brains?

>Experience confirms that we do in fact make decisions
>therefore out understanding of brain related mechanisms is probably faulty or inadequate

>>3141955
our*

>>3141938
That building isn't bad to look at. It just clashes badly with the surroundings, something prevalent in post modern architecture.

>>3141938
>my taste is objective truth, and further more anyone who disagrees is stupid

Yeah, nah. I don't even care about it, but come on. Maybe you're just an idiot?

>>3141938
>>3141968
what's postmodern about it?

>>3141899
literal schizofrenia.

he's literally Genghis Khan trapped inside a T*rk

>>3141899
>When you LARP hard and nobody can stop you (almost)

>>3141857
I'd be fucked, especially when I meet my mom and dad.

>>3141857
It would be a staggering, enormous benefit. There would be a period of initial chaos, but then humanity would most likely leap forward in a tremendous burst of progress.

Language itself would be stunted

>>3141799
That didn't happen

>>3141847
die.

>>3141799
no genocidal event in history actually happened
if there were, then how come there are so many survivors?

They were basically half Greek, half Oghuz Turks that served Byzantine Empire. For some reasons some Turks converted to Christianity and married Greeks there, Turcopole literally means "son of turk" in Greek language.
>Why would they be Christian
I think Turks were not religious. Some of them could even be pagan (Considering the very recent conversion of Oghuz Turks to Islam and Seljuks being descended from Khazar/Nestorian people)

>>3141786
Oh and meaning of Turcopole was different in crusader states. Turcopole meant either christian arab cavalry or just light european cavalry (they didn't even have to be Turks or half Turk)

>>3141786
>>3141804
Interesting
Thank you!

>>3141734
Ambition, he thought he could.be king of the tribes in Germany, but he was wrong.

>>3141734
never trust the eternal germ

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Quintilius Varrus give me back my legions!

>>3141683
I don't know, anon, but this mystery NEEDS to be solved.

>>3141683
This should be the most pressing question of the age, I think he did not, she's not all that hot, but it's funny to think of Napoleon nutting on her face.

well there are contemporary records that he hot glued the venus de milo

>>3141679
Absolutely everything and every posssible quantum ideration of everything.

>>3141679
By definition nothing, but is nothing a thing?

>>3141689
I mean, is it really the case, that “Absolutely Everything” encompasses all things, without exception? And whether there are more things than it?

Sorry for my English, it's not my native language, thank you very much.

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>>3141662

角オナ~

Once you tie weights to the persons feet it will hurt.

It was actually caused because the Krauts chimped out over a fairly lenient armistice agreement

>nearly destroyed human civilization as we know it because of a dispute over how to distribute resources in human civilization

>>3141397
the Cold War was significantly larger in scale than WW2.

Just less open fighting

https://gist.github.com/grugq/e1e8f981304e797c88e5

>>3141411
why the fuck are you sharing notes on github
use pastebin my nigger

>Ireland
>first world

No, seriously, it wasn't until the 90's, which you may recall is when all the murder stopped.

>>3141285
Tell us about history, based comfy man of learning.

>>3141285
>*smacks lips*

>>3141320
More importantly, tell me about Harry's high quality German razors.

>>3141207
>don't true communism

What do you want to know?

If you're from /pol/ it might interest you to know the regime persecuted Jews (known as Beta Israel) and eventually the majority left the country with Israel even participating in secret operations to rescue them.

>>3141207
In many ways it was necessary, I as a minority benefitted atleast from previous generations in some ways by the policies but it was dictatorship totalitarianism too.

I'm ambivalent, some older habesha are angry but they were slave owning mass landowners with serfs so fuck them.

No one else liked him

Hitler was a fanboy
and they were the only ones who would accommodate his ambitions

>>3141196
Because he didn't think the war would be a total one, and that Hitler had already essentially won. He would show up, win a few easy concessions from France, and the thing would be over in a few weeks.