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I'm kinda there myself too

>>2477807
Kinda, It certainly is cool to read about History, almost like reading one long Tolkien book.

But personally I Study history to get a better understanding of the present. It has actually helped me a lot.

>>2477822
For instance My Polish Friend really doesnt like Muslims. When I asked him why, he says its been taught to him by his family members, grandparents and other Pols. But after studying a bit, you understand that Polish may hold a grudge over those of the middle east because of their mass expansion into Europe.

No, But Japs did nothing wrong

Sub-human Chinks deserved that.

>>2477824
that's not nice

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>>2477806
> protesting in Japan with signs in English

>>2477783

IV V

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>>2477783
>Pavel
>not Paulus

>>2477790
>Slavii, non barbarii

>>2477733
>Hammurabi
>Pre-10,000 BC

>/his/

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>>2477733
But the earth is only 5,000 years old

>>2477733
Great Finnish Khan Spurdo IV, leader of the Finnish Khannate during the initial phases of Finno-Korean Hyper War.

>>2477604
He or Lincoln.

[spoiler]I also think they were both good Presidents.[/spoiler]

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>>2477604
No.

>>2477604
Imagine what he would have accomplished had he not had polio

>>2477586
Catherine the great, the horse queen

>>2477586
Duchess de Polignac

Don't mock Charles the economist.

>>2477479
PFFFFBFBFBBFBFBFBF

>>2477367
If I take you out of that bath, will you die? We all see the joke.

Or perhaps he's wondering why somebody would shoot themselves, before getting guillotined

>>2477367
>The Constitution I've filed with the Committee list me, my virtues, Madame la Guillotine here and only un de vous!
>First one to talk gets to live through my revolution!

>>2477353
>Why are they in the myth at all?

Because it's myth, not story. You don't have one composition by an author who has plenty of time to think over and edit the plotline or plotlines to make sure it's a coherent whole. You have a huge number of stories being tossed around by various authors, half of which contradict the other half, and eventually get rolled together in some sort of grand retelling, based on what that individual compiler thinks was cool.

>>2477353
Real life doesn't follow your gay trope conventions.

>>2477353
Who appointed you king of the no fun brigade?

>>2477349
"What the fuck's the difference with the head blowed off?"

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>tfw Teutones and Cimbri were Celts, yet everyone believe they are Germanic

Why are you so mean to us ?

>>2477259
I like both to a certain degree, but I wouldn't call myself an "Austrian", since I think people who deliberately adhere to a school of thought (most pseuds on the internet calling themselves Austrians) are severely limiting themselves in what they can do, especially with respect to economics.

>>2477879
Can (You) explain the differences anon, It seems like a good opportunity to learn since you seem to speaking from some level of experience

>>2477951
I'm not quite sure what you mean, but I guess I'll try to explain myself a little bit.

Usually internet Austrians take on this bizarre epistemological aversion to any and all empricism, as if Austrian Economics demands radical a priorism (which they call Praxeology, which isn't what that word means or what Mises meant by that word.) Usually they learn their economics from jpegs of quotes from Rothbard or Hoppe, who are alright when actually read and understood, but sometimes they wrote very low and the understandings of most people match it.

How I see it, the "a priorism" of Austrian Economics comes from the fact that it is specifically a school that discusses theory, empirical matters are determined to be "economic history" by most of them, which is something I'd say is generally acceptable, but the issue comes when internet Austrians decide economic history isn't useful in illustrating and understanding theory, which is what it's good for. History cannot disprove theory, only theories can. This sounds close to a statement like "socialism has never been tried." but if we're talking from an austrian position, socialism was tried, and it failed for the exact reasons the Austrians said it wouldn't work.

on praxeology, it isn't so much of a method as mises trying to better explain what economics is as a social science as a theory of choice or action. (Notice that praxis is a word that literally means action.) Praxeology is pretty neat, i'd say, if not just because it accepts subjectivity and rationality and the fact that only humans acts and not groups (there are mob mentalities sure, but there is no asabiyyah or whatever.) It provides that neat and important understanding of why a person made a choice which is always "because it was the best one they could think of at the time with their knowledge."

Take what i'm saying with a grain of salt because I am no expert, just someone struggling my way through all of these things.

Fuck this autist and fuck the German generals.

>muh colonies
>muh navy
>muh russia

Imagine if the German Empire had remained a neutral, economic & industrial powerhouse?

>>2477028
No, it just should have fought against the austrian empire.

>>2477001
The world would be a better place if they won.

>>2476850
www,google.com

>>2476850

Read Gary Sheffield's "Forgotten Victory."

Then look at the bibliography and mine it.

David Stevenson's 1914 -1918 - History of the First World War is pretty awesome and very complete

american history books in 2032.txt

After the civil war a russian man named Stalin decided to split Germany into 4 countries for Germany, Russia, The U.S. and Brittan. This couldn't happen because global warming was melting the ice that Europe was made of. So they all had to move to Australia.

Australia at this point was empty and dry. When Europe showed up they planted alot of trees and plants. The ISS reported "in the span of 12 months Australia was completely turned green from the original dessert-color" and thus Australia was renamed to "Greenland"

Greenland was a trade country with the Germans constructing the government.
The country was peaceful until a guy with a weird looking mustach got tired of Muslims entering Greenland. H le started to murder them and paint paintings with their blood. People thought this was really messed up so they hung him publicly and thus was the day that the Jews celebrated "Holocaust day"

>>2476591
Who is this beautiful semen demon?

>>2476596
Some Portuguese galdem

The Guns of August documentary is quite good too

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LTanoepNIbw