Archived threads in /his/ - History & Humanities - 1830. page

>>2329648
dance music with an emphasis on major key would probably be appreciated by any culture if played often and people are encouraged to dance to it. a beat and dance is fairly universally appreciated.

singing during music can come off as strange or disturbing to isolated cultures, and could easily to historical ones.

a skilled analog synth composer's music would blow someone like bach's mind, stereophonic composition included.

>>2329659
I fantasize about showing someone like Bach or Tchaikovsky this song.
https://youtu.be/53F5nY68cBM

>>2329666
I fantasize about showing them this:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0FiUtoTobV4

>I can buy passage with my actions, fuck the poor an isolated
Not to mention your religion is false since jesus failed to come back before his apostles died.

>>2329504
Wow, same here. But I confessed to my priest afterward and he says I'm all good now so yay me!

>>2329530
Christ told the apostles to follow his example: "As the Father has sent me, even so I send you" (John 20:21). Just as the apostles were to carry Christ’s message to the whole world, so they were to carry his forgiveness: "Truly, I say to you, whatever you bind on earth shall be bound in heaven, and whatever you loose on earth shall be loosed in heaven" (Matt. 18:18).

This power was understood as coming from God: "All this is from God, who through Christ reconciled us to himself and gave us the ministry of reconciliation" (2 Cor. 5:18). Indeed, confirms Paul, "So we are ambassadors for Christ" (2 Cor. 5:20).

>>2329306
>I have two personalities
>history and humanities

oh also the answer to your question is there are many stoicism is a good one, personally I am quite fond of Chan Buddhism, the theistic elements can be completely ignored in favor of just focusing on the eight fold path and meditation

>>2329306
Self-interest is the basis by which pretty much every organism in existence makes decisions.

>>2329114
no

>>2329114
Pretty sure, just see how the word "woke" triggers mentally handicapped liberals.

>>2329114
>everyone else is crazy
>i swear it's not me

Let's begin. Idea #1.

Racism has always existed and still rampant. But for this point let's set racism, stereotypes and all that aside to consider a valid question.

When African slaves were brought to North America, was their evolutionary process disrupted and if so what are the implications?

That's not the favorite question that's been in my mind this evening but it is the one that was stuck there when I created this thread.

I will have more that are not of a cultural or racial nature.

And ask me something. This is my first thread over here on /his/ so hello and give me some ones. Challenge me with a really good philosophical question.

Here's one more to help get it started.

Can anyone here identify the thing that makes an obsession "an obsession". Why is it, for example, that people come to 4chan with a particular fetish and they want it over and over...sometimes even imposing it on others in threads where it doesn't fit?

Donald J. Trump

FDR & Lincoln
[power gap]
Washington
[power gap]
everyone else

>>2329107
Where the fuck is Teddy, and why is FDR up that high?

Nobodies likes snipers, soldiers would rarely give them a chance to surrender.

>>2328932
Why?

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>At the beginning of the war, the Mosin–Nagant 91/30 was the standard issue weapon of Soviet troops and millions of the rifles were produced and used in World War II by the largest mobilized army in history.
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mosin–Nagant

Obama, Clinton, LBJ, Truman, Eisenhower

Carter and Nixon are both severely underrated and demonized.

>>2328879

I'm going to have to agree with both of those.

>>2328782
Hitler, he trolled Germans so hard they're still feeling the effects of his prank.

>>2328782
when titus or homer or someone said about romans visiting a house in some country each night and they all had amazing silverware and how rich they must appear but was in fact being moved house to hosue every day to show how much money they had and little they needed outsiders.

>>2328782
Pretty sure those girls would need veils irl. Nice painting regardless.

Your buddy has an atrocious grasp of basic philosophy and theology.

>>2328701
Its a bit scary but he delivers it flawlessly, you're stuck listening for an hour cus he so compelling and too nervous to interject

>>2328665
>>this ideology will eventually lead to transhumanism
>what is the meaning of a word "saint"

>>2328591
>Fury

They stuck to the source material at least.

>>2328591

Tom cruise in Valkyrie was a mistake from the beginning. Terrible movie overall.

New Hawksawridge was cringeworthy. Andrew Garfield in a movie about WW2 was almost as bad as that new Spiderman movie that came out a few years ago.

Who was that with again?

Oh wait...

>>2328694

I kinda liked Shy Laybuff in it though haha.

But as far as it being a movie I knew when I saw Brad Pit in the Trailer that it was gona be a Hollywood bullshit movie rather than accurately depicted.

I can't hate the movie.

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I thought it was more introductory then John Greens history ones. Not bad if you are first getting into it but definitely not a stand in for an actual education on the matter.

>>2328264
Pretty shit desu, I just want crash course to do 1 actual educational lesson.

>>2328264
Cultural Marxist Propaganda like everything else on that channel

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>>2328251

>>2328251
classic

I wish the incessant religion baiters would stop.
>Lol fedora, humanitees amirite? Imma make a vague, baiting post to attracts the lowest denominator of butthurt debaters on /his/ lololol

>>2328237
>implying /his/ isnt a politically motivated bait shop

>>2328214

It is but the real posters stay away from it.

I still come on these kinds from time tl time to try and spark sense into people saying "its bait dont go for it!" Or "fuck off back to /pol/." But somehow people just ignor and still feed into it.

Alas my faith for /his/ dwindles

>>2328153
Yes ofc. The norse were notorious for despising their own religion and coming up with, and converting to christianity before it reached them.

>>2328221
>converting to christianity before it reached them.

I'm talking about troll folklore from after the Christianization of Scandinavia.

Maybe, it would not be unlike the Tuatha de Dannan of Ireland being pre-Indo-European peoples who retreated to woods and hills and literally became elves.