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>>1860702
Pretty handsome guy honestly

>>1860706
It's a renaissance-era forgery. Romans didn't look like that.

>>1860702
I finished I Claudius a couple of days ago and John Hurt's performance as Caligula was great.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YfgDPLkMg-w

>661-750
not even lasting a century

How in the world did it spread so fast? HOW!?

>>1860716
It's not hard when people are sick and tired of the former rulers and their shitty wars and taxations wanting something fresh and hip.

>>1860666
What art community considers art. Well, that was simple.

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A way to express your darkest feelings, friend.

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Politics.

if i remember correctly most of the high command were Prussians
>Could it be an example of a late sort of Austrian area power grab
Bavaria and Austria are two very different things

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National Socialism was Prussia on steroids, and Bavarians hated Prussia.

>>1860736
>Bavaria and Austria are two very different things
No, they're not.

>>1860563

obligatory "if a = b then dividing each side by (a - b) would be dividing by zero"

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>>1860563
Considering the over 4000 years of human history to work with you'll want to be a little more specific for "historical events"
What geographical area, civilization, religion or culture interests you the most?

>>1860593
general empires. Reading up on Roman Empire currently, but I'm particularly interested in getting a broad history major periods and then getting specific afterwards so I know my interests

>>1860485
Yes. More scientifically advanced as well.

>>1860496
not even close....no they weren't

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>comparing a 90's AD civilization to that of a 15th century one that still was on the level of early 1000 BC Mesoptamia
Rome, no amount of obsidian would help the barbarians.

>>1860365
>you will never sack Constantinople and let it be taken by the ottomans
Why do even live?

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WE

>>1860365
How anyone can romanticize crusaders is beyond me. All they did was destabilize a region for over a century, killing thousands of civilians and their own men for virtually no gain.

Why should we let people starve if there's more than enough food to go around? Why should we let people die from diseases if we can treat them? If we can keep an old feeble man alive for another five years why not?

Social Darwinism is edgelordism dress up as "cuz nature".

>it's natural for a naturally social being to be asocial
No

>>1860360
/thread

Besides, darwinian selection between societies happens all the time.

It's why republics have beaten the shit out of everyone.

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The ol' rock to the head technique, simple, and easy to remember.

>>1860293
Only speaking of japanese TMA. Ogasawara-ryu still has its horse archery techniques, but I don't know if they are straight from the 12-13th century (and I somehow doubt it).

Maniwa Nen-ryu isn't exactly Nen-ryu though, even if it appears to be quite close and is probably only an enlarged take on Nen-ryu.

TSKSR is definitely older than Maniwa Nen-ryu anyway. If you don't consider that Maniwa Nen-ryu is what we have of Nen-ryu, that would make it the oldest continuous japanese tradition.

Martial arts are literally useless

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

>>1860268
>scythians
>barely brown
Firaxis fucked up, big time.

"Herodotus and the stories he heard from passing by merchants looking to buy giant gold digging ants in India" - By Strabo

>>1860279
Thanks. It's hard to find books on Central Asia.

British galactic empire will make shooting primitives and destroying frog fleets great again.

What do you think China's been doing lately? Sitting on their hands?

>>1860296

China's a republic, you idiot

Alright

>>1860212

>Wisecuck

>>1860212
It's really fucking bad. The majority of their """philosophy""" videos are just
>dude nihilism lmao

It's uninspired bullshit that appeals to teenagers who think Nietzsche was a nihilist.

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>My first course in philosophy was nothing less than a summary of the important systems of thought put forward in Western Europe during the last twenty-six hundred years. Perhaps that is a slight exaggeration--we did gloss over a few centuries in the Middle Ages. For the rest we touched upon all the historic names from Thales to Nietzsche. After about nine weeks of this bewildering transit a friend approached me with a sour look on his face. "You know," he said, "I can't make head or tail out of this business. I agree with each philosopher as we study him. But when we get to the next one, I agree with him too. Yet he generally says the other one was wrong. They can't all be right. Can they now?" I was too much puzzled with the same difficulty to help him.

"There is a providence which protects the poor, the young, the stupid, the weak, the unwise, and the United States of America."
t Otto Von Bismarck, something like that.

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>>1860149
>modern """"""greeks"""""" are descendants of the antic hellenes
>not a bunch of wallachian albanian slav rape babies

indeed JUST is the suited expression

>>1860064
>I want to come to a justification of why islam is morally superior to other religions.

As a great Canadian philosopher once told us, when you kill people, they win
Islam is therefore a major provider of personal victory in the world

This is some of the weakest bait I've ever seen. It's so bad, it did its job in a stupid, roundabout way. I am mad at how poorly made this bait is. I'm even more mad because I know people are going to fall for it.

>>1860064
Nice falseflag

>>1859941
End of the thread.

>>1859937

Planes were unreliable back then I'd have to guess.