What do you give his out of /100?
>>2575538
Do you mean this platform right here? History as a subject? I don't get it.
>>2575691
The board I guess. You can count Humanities of you want.
>>2575844
If*
*suddenly the Byzantines aren't pansies anymore*
>>2575510
*navigates around your post
*uses Greek fire on its rear
>>2575521
goddamnit anatolian landed families, always interfering with imperial succession
>>2575510
Is that a KANG on the right (his left)?
Did Richard III really kill his nephews?
>>2575467
Wouldn't you?
No one knows. There's no evidence either way or that they were murdered at all. They simply vanish from the records. There were rumours circulating at the time, buy the guy reporting on then (Mancini) was looking for any dirt he could get.
The bodies found in the Tower don't actually match in with Thomas Mores description (he says they were dug back up and buried elsewhere) and they're thought to be a random burial from the Saxon period.
>>2575470
Well I guess at that point yeah he'd already crowned himself, dunno why he betrayed his nephews when he was very close and loyal to their father
This is an ancient Roman bread and meat ration. Produced from circa. 57-83 AD, this ration was designed to feed a legion for one day! Alright, Let's get this out onto a tray
>Video cuts to several piles of dust sitting on a tray surrounding a petrified loaf of bread
Nice! As you can see, these are in great shape! Let's start with this vegetable ration
>Camera zooms in on one dust pile
That's in such great shape, I just can't help myself
>Grabs a pinch
Hmm... Tastes vaguely of grass and dirt.. No, that's not good at all
>Grabs another pinch
No, that is not edible. Let's move on to this meat ration.
>Camera zooms on other dust pile
Now, this would have been chicken or mutton, no real way to tell now except a taste test
>Takes pinch
Hmm... You know, I can kinda taste the meat here.... Tastes kinda like chicken... I gotta have more
>Takes another pinch
>Camera cuts to tray missing one pile
Now here we have the real star of the show, the bread. It kinda looks like a rock but this really is in remarkable shape. I'm gonna try and cut it
>Pokes it with P38, chipping it slightly
No hiss
>Footage speeds up as he slowly chips away at the bread
Hmm, didn't really break up evenly. I can't wait to try it
>Camera cuts to face cam, loud crunching can be heard
Hm.. No, this is definitely rancid. It's leaving a sort of mouldy film on my teeth as I chew it... I'd probably die if I took another bite
>Takes another bite
Hmm... No this is terrible
>Cuts back to tray
What an experience. Anyway, this is Steve1989 off MREInfo. Hope you liked the video, and I'm gonna be comin at ya with something new. Or old! See ya!
ration jesus is my hero
>>2575393
This is a nice thread.
>Tfw ywn eat a civil war ration
&humanities BTFO
>>2575363
That statement has no 'evidence'.
That is such a dumb statement I feel retarded just by reading it.
>>2575363
Something asserted with logic must be dismissed by logic.
Has anyone read Sapiens and Homo Deus?
>>2575359
I've read Sapiens. The first part is fantastic, the origins of early humans is fascinating. Then he delves into his own personal musings during the second half of the book............
Read Homo Deus, can't say I am all that impressed.
>>2575359
read both
theyre really good
Why did people start studying history?
Ancestor worship.
Because the schools taught history
>>2575299
Because of WE
What could be the historical origin of the technical class? To be more specific, technical class as in a group of people whose livelihoods and status are based on the creation of technology and its maintenance.
>>2575293
agriculture
Shamanism
>>2575295
This. Once a population can be sustained by the work of a small segment of it the rest of the population can then start to devote their time into a particular skill.
How accurate is this novel in how it depicts the American/Mexican West? Some of the brutality seems a bit over the top.
>>2575265
I could never get into this author, he writes like a complete retard. And yes his books are absurdly over the top.
>>2575277
How far along are you on your fifth reading of Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban?
>>2575287
Does anyone else think Harry Potter has been one of the dullest franchises in the history of movie franchises? Each episode following the boy wizard and his pals from Hogwarts Academy as they fight assorted villains has been indistinguishable from the others. Aside from the gloomy imagery, the series’ only consistency has been its lack of excitement and ineffective use of special effects, all to make magic unmagical, to make action seem inert.
Perhaps the die was cast when Rowling vetoed the idea of Spielberg directing the series; she made sure the series would never be mistaken for a work of art that meant anything to anybody?just ridiculously profitable cross-promotion for her books. The Harry Potter series might be anti-Christian (or not), but it’s certainly the anti-James Bond series in its refusal of wonder, beauty and excitement. No one wants to face that fact. Now, thankfully, they no longer have to.
>a-at least the books were good though r-right
"No!"
The writing is dreadful; the book was terrible. As I read, I noticed that every time a character went for a walk, the author wrote instead that the character "stretched his legs."
I began marking on the back of an envelope every time that phrase was repeated. I stopped only after I had marked the envelope several dozen times. I was incredulous. Rowling's mind is so governed by cliches and dead metaphors that she has no other style of writing. Later I read a lavish, loving review of Harry Potter by the same Stephen King. He wrote something to the effect of, "If these kids are reading Harry Potter at 11 or 12, then when they get older they will go on to read Stephen King." And he was quite right. He was not being ironic. When you read "Harry Potter" you are, in fact, trained to read Stephen King.
Give me your best red pill on the American Civil War
>inb4 blacks will be your slaves
>>2575224
I was helping my grandmother move and I found all sorts of civil war stuff in her attic. Old letters, a few metals, even a uniform that my... I wanna say great-great-great-great grandfather wore when fighting for the Union. Got in contact with a museum to see if they'd be interested it taking it off our hands because I'd like to see these preserved and I don't have the facilities to do that.
>>2575230
Will buy from u if shown
>>2575246
It's over at her place and I don't have any photos
I'm not interested in selling, thanks. I'd rather it go to a museum
Is & Humanities the only thing keeping this board alive?
>>2575192
I never see Spinoza discussed here.
>>2575192
no
>>2575192
>>2575233
This is the real one.
tell me /his how did the nazis go from national socialists to becoming genocidal fascists? was Hitler the mastermind behind this transformation or was the change occurring because of other party leaders?
or am i just being stupid are both the same it which case ill simply ask how the nazis got so extreme.
>>2575156
Literally because the Junkers and the Industrialists told him to purge the NSDAP and the SA of socialist elements or else they're gonna install a martial law with Hindenburg as a dictator, which would ensure Hitler would never get into power. Hitler thought facing the SA leadership was less of a challenge than facing the aristocracy and the Landswehr.
>>2575156
Night of the Long Knives
>>2575168
do you have more on this? I'm genuinely interested.
So who do we think the greatest orators of all time were/are?
Unironically Hitler
>>2575130
Think he was better than Napoleon? Nap had a pretty strong second act after his exile.
Pindar.
Guy starts ranting about the history of gods and civilizations and somehow manages to tie it in to how some guy did a good job at the Olympics.
That's a fucking gift.
What is Cheese Rolling's historic origin.
Do Americans seriously do this?
>>2575109
>thinking cheese rolling is american
What about this?
https://youtu.be/qAh7e9d45_Y
Why do liberals insist that hitler did something wrong? Seems like a pretty big spook to me?
>>2575065
But Hitler's entire agenda was based on spooks.
You really like memes don't you.
>>2575065
>it is another /pol/fag pretends to understand spooks but utterly fails to do so episode