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>>1642857
Not all clay is good clay

>>1642857

Most of it was empty, frozen wasteland.

>>1642864

>>1642761

do you want to fuck your mother friend?

By this most of his stuff has been debunked. He is mostly mentioned because he was of important to the history of psychology.

>>1642794
Was his subconscious meme theory correct though?
Because if it wasn't then I've wasted three hours on The Century of the Self because it's based on a bullshit theory.

>>1642715

2. The man in charge said it was the right way.
People tend to believe those with power if they themselves do not have it. (insert monarch/dictator/regime here)
3. I see it as a way for people to feel good about themselves (via delusion) and show themselves to others with an image of "I care" and emotional, at least to their own eyes. Some people think of science as just too cold and rational.

>>1642715
>Answer to 2
In Greco-Roman religion, the afterlife was pretty shit. If you were just a regular person, who lived a fairly standard life like everyone else, then you just went to the Fields of Asphodel. They are just fields were souls wonder round not really doing anything or getting anything except when a loved one gives you an offering. Pretty boring, empty stuff.

You could only get to Elysium (A place where you get basically whatever your heart desires) if you lived a great and noble life, worthy of reward.

Whereas in Christianity, as long as you accept Jesus Christ as your lord and saviour, and live a """""pure and holy""""" life, then you basically get Elysium (or that's just what the missionaries told them).


It's fairly obvious why they switched when you think about it.

>>1642715
>1. What did you do after systematically ridding yourself of all spooks?
Start over

>>1642713
Name three of them

>>1642719
Peter, Catherine, uhhhh

Why have Russians historicslly been unable to win wars without greatly unnumbering their foes?

>>1642660
"Don't be a dick to defeated opponents. Hell don't be a dick to your opponents, you're fucking aristocracy, not emotional peasants."

>>1642660
Morals for the slave caste, a disaster when a ruler falls for it tho, warfare is based on deception

>>1642673
Chivalry was FOR THE RULING caste, nigger.

country is a land belonging to certain nation and state is authority ruling over certain land. when the state has authority over at least most of the country and that country alone it's a nation-state.

>>1642572
you're saying the state is the majority entity holding on capacity to violence? ie a fictious corporation-meme?

>>1642572
What is a nation though?

>>1642514
fuck off to /pol/ retard

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and of course I forgot about /his/ not supporting spoilers

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>>1642482
cunt seems like a ascout

>>1642505
>cunt seems like a ascout
>that picture
what did he mean by this?

Is Sicilian a real language?

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>>1642444
>Is Ulster Scots a real language?
no

Didn't we have this thread a few days ago?

Anyway, the answer is no, it's a dialect of English. The orthography and a good chunk of the vocabulary is largely invented and has no relation to Scots as it was historically spoken in the north Ireland.

Scots itself is a language, as it diverged from English in the 900s and evolved independently of it. Ulster Scots is a conscious, artificial effort to try and create a language for the British community in Northern Ireland, who are starting to get a bit worried as the Irish language is getting more popular in both the Catholic and Protestant communities there.

I can notice some mistakes even from the image you posted. The past tense morpheme "-t" is just a debased form of the English "-ed", unrelated linguistically to the proper Scots "-it". And "vocabulary"? This was obviously done by someone who doesn't speak the dialect natively and was using some sort of dictionary or other resource. The Scots word for vocabulary that I've seen most commonly used Is "wuirdkist".

>Mongols

>>1642328
>Then illiterate niggers came to rape and pillage
Found the butt-hurt chink

>>1642328
>Just because you are the most advanced society around doesn't mean hoards of illiterate faggots can't fuck it up.

Maybe if the Song didn't attack their Jin neighbors, illiterate faggots wouldn't have taken Jin and its resources, removing the buffer state between the two. And maybe if the Song didn't attack Mongol control to led Jin cities because they felt entitled to them, the horseniggers wouldn't have had a reason to rape Song to death

nope

Save by what ? shit posting them to death ?

I like to pronounce his name without the Os.

Who's the guy on the right? I'm not gonna cut the picture and doing a reverse search.

>>1642213
Nick Land

Land is right. Evola was a charlatan and a deluded occultist.

Now that I read this sentence, yes.
>All humans are self-aware

>>1642160
>you are now breathing manually

>you are now being consciousness manually

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>>1642143

They had promised Stalin to open up a western front. You seem to forget that even by the capitulation of Germany in 1945, there was still fighting going on in Germany. The alps are historically a dreadful place to break through, from any direction. It's a surefire way to sink billions of dollars worth of resources and hundreds of thousands of casualties into something that will yield relatively poor results in a long drawn out campaign.

>>1642169
>The alps are historically a dreadful place to break through
They didnt have to go through the Alps to achieve this
>They had promised Stalin to open up a western front.
That was a year before and the Russians were getting their shit pushed in at the moment
By winter of 1944 they had already turned the tide

>>1642210
but they did do that with operation dragoon

I think he should have looked at Scipio and strived to instil a sense of honour to the glory of Rome in all soldiers and citizens alike and vow devotion above any general, sum of money or personal gain.
I also find it hard to believe he couldn't see/prevent himself being stabbed a hundred times on the senate floor.
Yourself OP?

The republic was corrupt and the senate beyond saving.

>>1642145
Then (as Scipio would have done I'm sure) do what was necessary to restore it to unparalleled virtues, and then stand down.