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>>1689084
Almost all the stars we know of just have catalogue numbers. The very small number with actual names will probably keep their names

>>1689089
The ones with ancient names like Sirius or Procyon, sure, but what about the new names related to mythologies and civilizations that the colonists couldn't give a fuck about?

>>1689100
>The ones with ancient names like Sirius or Procyon
Thats all of them

You're both in over your heads.

>>1688925
just because i'm bad at expressing myself doesn't mean i'm wrong

Overman concept is simple, it's the above-human, improved-human, better-human, or human-to-come
I cringe when:
>People think Neitzsche thought himself the Superman
>People think Neitzsche saw any particular race of humans as the Superman

It's about improving the human and thus producing a creature that is better, like breeding different improved species of dogs.

Unfortunately yes

>Elements of the Australian military and secret service go behind the Governments back and work with the US to overthow Allende.
>Whitlam finds out.
>Threatens the US he will shut down Pine Gap for the treasonous actions of elements of Australians defence/intelligence community.
>US get a CIA shill into position of Governor general.
>CIA shill works with the Liberals to block supply.
>They kick out what was a very popular Government that was threatening a more neutral stance because of the actions of elements of Australias defence community who have more loyalty to the United States than Australia.

>>1688660
If he was so popular and wronged, why didn't he win the election?

>>1688551
>Bible is translated to fucking death from hebrew/aramaic to greek to latin.
>A lot of the original message couldve been twisted via lost in translation.
>Lay plebs want to translate it in their shitty languages.
>Original message gets lost further.
Quran logic basically.

>>1688563
The Greek and Latin translations were both done out of the Hebrew. The New Testament was originally in Greek, and the RCC didn't even read it in that, they translated it into Latin. Translating it from Greek into another tongue wouldn't distort it anymore than translating it into Latin.

>>1688563
They translated it directly from the original languages

>>1688521
>Vikings aren't European

Vikings did it first

>>1688526
>>1688528
Did Vikings make it to the coasts of Africa, India, Australia, Southeast Asia, South America, or Japan? And if they did, why didn't they give enough of a fuck about discovering all of this shit to make a map?

>>1688508
Medieval European authors are considered part of the history of philosophy even if they didn't classify their own writings as philosophical.

>A fine distinction that started during the Age of Reason

The distinction between philosophy and theology actually emerged with the rise of universities in the 11th and 12th centuries. Philosophy was taught as part of the faculty of arts while theology had its own faculty.

>>1688508
Pagan philosophy = mythology

>>1688508
Because the nature of the philosophies between the two time periods are different. The points of view as well as the purpose of thought are different.

Pre-Christian philosophy questions the nature of man and the world without religious introspection.

Post-Christian/Medieval philosophy, like Aquinas for example, is very much based on the idea that Christian belief is a fact and the philosophy is thus centered on humans and the world in the context of Christian truths. That's theological.

Still, as >>1688587 pointed out, they are considered part of the history of philosophy.

>>1688567
>>>/b/

Excellent discourse, really made me think

>unsheaths Sicarius
>teleports behind you

psh... youre gonna meet him, kid

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>>1688512
>>1688513
Thanks for bumping my shitposting thread. I'm just bored rn

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>evil

Do I need to say it?

Anyway, he's controversial because of shit like encomienda and his generally brutal treatment of natives. A lot of people grew up in school with him just being "that guy who discovered america" and then they find out all the cuntish things he did and it surprises them, so they feel a bit deceived.

>A recently discovered report by Bobadilla alleges that Columbus regularly used torture and mutilation to govern Hispaniola. The 48-page report, found in 2006 in the state archive in the Spanish city of Valladolid, contains testimonies from 23 people, including both enemies and supporters of Columbus, about the treatment of colonial subjects by Columbus and his brothers during his seven-year rule.[79]

>According to the report, Columbus once punished a man found guilty of stealing corn by having his ears and nose cut off and then selling him into slavery. Testimony recorded in the report claims that Columbus congratulated his brother Bartolomé on "defending the family" when the latter ordered a woman paraded naked through the streets and then had her tongue cut out for suggesting that Columbus was of lowly birth.[79] The document also describes how Columbus put down native unrest and revolt; he first ordered a brutal crackdown in which many natives were killed and then paraded their dismembered bodies through the streets in an attempt to discourage further rebellion.[80] "Columbus's government was characterised by a form of tyranny," Consuelo Varela, a Spanish historian who has seen the document, told journalists.[79] "Even those who loved him [Columbus] had to admit the atrocities that had taken place."[79]

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He was a savage tyrant even by medieval spanish standards. Bartolomé de las Casas was so horrified by the treatment of the natives in Hispaniola by Columbus son that he became a friar.

>>1688383
wait for Damascus to fall

We don't. Broadly speaking humanity has never been doing better, regardless of political cherrypicking.

build a metal gear

Ww2. Everything about it interests me. From the Tigers in the east to the carriers in the Pacific

>>1688298
I like all eras desu, medieval, early modern, and napoleonic are my favorites i guess

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>>1688298
through the orchestration of the 13 english colonies and the lousianna purchase france managed to end itself, then germany realised does some proxy bombing on old shit that needed to be controlled demolitioned anyway (and was by luffwaffer contracters) and uve got all oponents defeated. frankly im amazed europe hasnt converted to english yet, at least as an accepted global mandatory second language.

the worlds a horrble fucking place and so is war and ur trying to glorify it? best? nah i dont think so. ask for most horrific, but dont glorify it, dont sugar coat it.

people and society at large are ignorant as fuck and i believe in having enough to reasonably get by but human greed corrupts and if ur born into it and its all u know and ur incapable of the intelligence required to a-priori understand a nother way than ull justify immorality and word games to bullshit ibpartisan undevelopment of the human special credence to the point of oblivion and thats fine insofar as not being responsible for anothers actions and knowing the difference between reality and dystopic wordplay and insanity

there are shining lights, beacons and cities on a hill, especially now as we're at the point where we don't need to fight over gold and silver mines no mroe and can just accept on good faith (Fear of change and confrontation of truth and failure) that pixels in ur bank account ensures ul never be the kid being euthenized in africa due to forced vaccines and sterilisations that go on all over the world. people are so easily skewed and its these people driven by fear and greed. one breeze and they go off the deepend and once ur out theres no coming back

mongols were pretty good, incorporated a lot of the turkic tribes and brought them with straight into europe, pushing out aryan islams from baghdad etc.

or like i mentioned the controlled demolition of old parts of london etc that needed to burn like a you scratch my back ill scratch urs type contractor scenario

About five minutes after consolidating power

>>1688158
They never really tried. Charitably they were hoping it would start to become possible once the USSR was dominant over the west

Very charitably

>>1688158
1920's.

Splitting yourself into smaller pieces multiple times?

>>1688138
Never stop conquering, limes and defensive fortifications are for faggots

>>1688138
Fun fact the first romans was ruled by kings who was black. Tarquinius superbus the last black king of rome was overthrown by the whiteys who ruled rome for a couple of centuries. Until sulla the great black general overthrew the whiteys and exterminated them in the social war. Now blacks was running rome again and a whitey wasnt seen in the region again until it was sacked by alaric and the whiteys eventually killed or sent the black romans to africa. Julius caesar was black

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>>1688092

>watch them at 2x speed on youtube

why?

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>>1688092

OP will be here to answer any questions

>>1688048
Hi,

Has the server been made pirate-friendly again?

>>1688087
that was a considered possibility this iteration, I can't say yes or no but theres a possibility and its likely being discussed