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>>3336278
"Frederick" the """"""Great""""" also basically used French as his first language. An absolute disgrace.

Why was Europe's entire nobility completely FRENCH'D ?

>>3336278
He said his last words to someone whose native language was French

>>3335195
Allegory of the cave

>>3335195
Subjective idealism.

All of reality is either your thoughts or God's thoughts.

All physical properties of this world merely exist as part of this Great Thought.

>>3335195
Mein Kampf

There wasn't one big Spanish America colony

- comercial rivalries between cities/regions
- provinces like Chile and Paraguay already had a strong identity in colonial times
- Bolivia is something Bolivar pulled out of his ass
- Eternal anglo supported independences and favored balkanization (specially in Central America)

>>3332994
>Bolivia is something Bolivar pulled out of his ass
Only the name, the region was well established before that

French butthurt, money seized from the monasteries and émigrés, national fear for survival.

>>3332726
Because feudal states and empires couldn't manage to put up enough manpower and military force against a well-trained and disciplined state army. France also had the numbers due to their forced conscription (levée en masse)

>>3332726
>>3332726
Because at first Britain didn't take Napoleon seriously because, after all, who would take a Frenchman seriously? However they soon realised he needed to be destroyed so they did.

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Tibetan women can't resist the germanic man

>>3334350
>o bby u so fine I wanna measure your skull

Was it autism?

Nazi mythology larping as far as i can tell. Probably mostly just fueling their Aryan origin myth. Didn't Himmler himself lament the fact that they only found pot shards and shit from the supposed proto master race?

>>3330431
The Germans would still very likely lose all their gains from Case Blue, and their strategic situation would not be much better really.

[spoiler]Paulus was a prick for not surrendering Stalingrad when relief was clearly not coming. Instead he doomed all his men.[/spoiler]

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>>3330446
>gets captured in his headquarters
>pretends like he's suprised and doesn't know the soviets were so close

such an autist kek

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>>3330451
>Referred to as Herr General in the peace negotiations
>Demands that the Soviets use his new title of field marshal
Who else but Paulus

>>3330236
No one can answer that question for you.

You have to listen to yourself

>>3330236
Ironically, only stupid people believe this idea.

>>3330236

Truly retarded. Among the many problems with it are the fact that all humans, globally, must have undergone this "collapse" from bicameralism at the same time, with no proposed mechanism for this to happen. There has NEVER been a tribe found that is bicameral, no matter how primitive and isolated they might be. There other main problem with it is that it's gibberish even on its own standards, go read the Epic of Gilgamesh and see for yourself that ancient people were perfectly capable of reflection and weren't all schizophrenics.

>>3325216
The bible removed a bunch of scripture from the collective too.

>>3325216
so what exactly is taught in the books that were removed?
not a catholic, so i honestly don't know what was even in those books.

>>3325218
don't know. not catholic too

>>3337290
could have just used highly corosive acid instead

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>>3337290
steam powered auto crossbows

I assume Constantinople doesn't fall for a while more.

>>3336654

I don't disagree with you. Isn't it shown that most hunter gatherer societies only spend about 1-2 hours hunting and gathering per day, leaving the rest of their time up for whatever they feel like doing?

>>3336702
Compared to 100 hours a week during the industrial revolution.
Right now, I know a place where I could dip a couple of fish that I could cook and eat, and I know where there's wild plants to eat. I couldn't starve even if I wanted to. All this extra work isn't necessary.

>>3336711
I want to have this debate with you, you seem learned on the subject given your name and what you just told me about being fairly /out/. Allow me to play the devil's advocate then:
Are you saying humans shouldn't [have] learned all the things we have from just trying out new things, from agriculture to trade to writing and maths and sciences and arts? If we had not the time to focus on things that made our hearts and minds soar instead of basically eating and napping under a local tree all day, yes, we wouldn't have such a chokehold over Gaia as a species , but would we be as happy? I suppose you could argue that we could all become Buddhists and learn to live without judgement in the now, and all be peaceful and in tune with nature, but you know this wouldn't work. Some guy would get bored and start stacking rocks, and thus, civilization has sprung up again! You can never fully uproot our very human drive to manipulate the world around us (given what we have on the ends of our arms, manipulators known as hands).

OP, I'm curious. How would you get the whole world to become as you are? How could we turn the world around again to a more simple life?

Stalin

>>3336323
Hitler

>>3336323
Marx was a NEET his entire life.

>>3336187
Just like Judaism but more liberal.

Things kinds changed after Paul and Christianity became more global. Not gentiles could believe Christianity.

t. non-expert

>>3336226
Any information helps. I'm just tying to learn how it was practiced before the Church became a political force because it obviously became gradually more corrupted through time when it did.

We know very little about the first century.
Around 150 AD the first Divine Liturgy (or Mass if you will) was codified by Justin the Martyr.

From this liturgy later both Eastern en Western liturgies were developed.
By that I mean the Mass in the West, and Divine Liturgy in the East.

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>>3335915

>>3335915
When I was a wee little kid I used to love Ma Chao, Liu Bei and Guan Yu, loved their sense of justice, honour and cammaderie that appeared in the games. Then I turned to history nad oh boy...

who /Wu/ here

>>3335892
No, idiot. That's the lem. It travelled from the rocket orbiting the moon down to the surface then back up again. It never travelled back to earth.

How dumb are you exactly?

>>3335969
>this weird ass shit could join the moon orbit and accuratly reach the vessel (which was conveniently waiting there the whole time)

Sure

>>3335980
>(which was conveniently waiting there the whole time)
What did you expect?