What are the historical reasons for the sharp increase in obesity levels in the US around the 1970s?
Sedentary lifestyles, the increase in urban living, fast food chains becoming truly widespread.
>>2373258
They put corn in everything. EVERYTHING.
>>2373258
Obesity rates among blacks really took off and dragged up the national average. Other than that, the same thing that has caused obesity rates throughout the western world to rise: spread of unhealthy food, less active lifestyles, urbanization....
ITT: We praise the best country under heaven.
>>2372973
cringey
The best country under Heaven is Israel, then France.
everyone who disagree are statist shills
>before revolution
No thanks
Why are Jews so salty towards gnostics? It's obvious to any non-biased bystander that their religion is a sadistic joke. They are clearly the "chosen" ones of the demiurge, if not Satan himself.
>>2372882
Because if you are not a Jew, then you are anti-semitism.
>>2373837
>anti-semitism
It's actually written: auntist semiotistic.
>>2373976
Lol no, it's ants in semiotics
Were the assassins real?
>>2372754
requesat in pane xD
Yes.
>>2372766
ja ja me no se que pas homo
Who were the Tartars?
>background
>when were they a thing?
>does the sauce have anything to do with them
>were they part of the fall of Roman as one of the many raiding tribes?
>why do they wear funny hats?
>were they we wuz anything?
>are they steppeni**ers?
They are the remnants of the golden horde which again was a part of the mongolian empire.
They existed as an independant people in some way or other till the russian conquest of most of them in eastern ukraine and till the ottomans vassalised the crimean khanate.
They came much later than the fall of rome as they came with ghenghis khan and his descendants.
They wear those hats because it can get fucking cold in the steppes which they inhabitted mostly.
Also they wuz mongols, they had the same respect for ghenghis as europeans have for caesar.
>>2372508
>background
Part of Kahn Empire and the Horde.
>when were they a thing?
They never were, but they started to become considered their own people after kahns rapes Turiks thus giving these bread of Sian barbarians. Around 12th century
>sauce
No
>part of fall of Rome.
Rome never fell desu
>hats
Steppes are cold af
>we wuz
Mongols I suppose. Kinda dumb question to ask...
>steppeniggers?
The Russians think so.
>>2372508
They invented the Sauce.
What does /his/ think about this statement?
It's trendy culture war brainwashing.
>>2372488
>book of revelation
The apocalypse probably.
>>2372488
Terrorism will stop when the oil in the mid east runs out and causes western countries to stop fucking around in that region.
So The Arab countries(+some Balkan ones) decide it would be a good idea to form the Achaemenid Empire again.What would be your reaction?
I would wake up.
>>2372394
That's a big Kosovo
>Arabs wanting anything Persian
>when you realise all views are just roleplaying because most things will stay the same completely
>with this liberating thought in mind, I can just pick and choose what idealogy I want based on aesthetics alone
>>2372314
>I can just pick and choose what idealogy I want
Still roleplaying. Ideology is just a way for regular people to feel like they're part of some big Star Wars narrative.
>>2372314
http://www.metamodernism.org/
>>2372321
this post is pure ideology
*Blocks your path*
>>2372026
*Pays them two potato so I wont be sent to gulag*
Ppsh nuttin personnel kid
>>2372026
*gulag*
>nations have existed forever, after all, we used to live in tribes!
That is literally what a nation used to mean.
"Nation" taken to mean "economic zone the identity of which is defined by a travel document" is a postmodern liberal thing.
>before 1848 nations didn't exist
wew
Is everyone just jealous of Jews?
Minorities inherently cause conflict and distrust.
Nothing specifically wrong with the jews.
No, Shlomo
>>2371594
So why the disproportionate hate towards this one group?
Is impressionism trash?
Many certainly seem to thinks so
All art is trash except gold-leafed christian icons and paintings of men on horses.
>is opinions?
sure. also no. who cares?
I don't like it generally speaking. However "trash" suggests an objectivity to my opinion that I don't claim to have.
What went wrong?
>>2371361
Vampires
>>2371361
WWI treaties.
Gypsies
t. Gypsy.
Philosophy is oftend dubbed a humanity. However, it seems like it's only appropraite to apply this to Continental Philosophy and not Analytic Philosophy. Even many Analytic philosophers get a bit butt hurt when you say philosophy is a humanity. It is true that the analytic style is much closer to that of the formal sciences. Analytic philosophers basically invented mathematical logic. Their whole way of arguing too is just much closer to what you'd see in the sciences. Philosophy is already extremely varied in its topics. Analytic Philosophy, however, seems like an entierly different subject than Continental Philosophy at times. What do you think?
>>2370969
>Even many Analytic philosophers get a bit butt hurt when you say philosophy is a humanity.
Then they should go about fixing the humanities rather than fiddling with definitions in an attempt to circumvent reality. That sort of behavior much more suited to the humanities anyway, so by engaging in it they undermine their own argument.
>>2370969
Analytic philosophy is just a method.
>>2371011
So is science.
This is where the theory of diminishing returns begins to take effect. As an empire expands and gains more and more “capital” (i.e. money, resources, etc.), the sociopolitical complexity of that polity will naturally become more complex. For example, the Aztec conquests throughout Central Mexico resulted in the massive accumulation of material goods throughout the Valley of Mexico, especially in Tenochtitlan. This led to a population explosion, with the Valley of Mexico’s population increasing three to five fold over the course of 200 years.
The increased population required more resources in order to sustain, especially as the elite began to expand their influence throughout the empire. Even if conquest is halted, complexity will continue to increase so long as material goods are brought to the imperial center. Based on this model, continuous conquest is needed in order to sustain the empire.