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>>1614513
So then you are saying that heaven actually is in the sky? So then heaven, where God resides is not outside the bounds of the universe so he cannot be the "first cause" outside of space and time

>>1614530
>So then you are saying that heaven actually is in the sky?

No jackass.

It is a shared design choice by both the physical universe and heaven (a separate dimension).

>>1614548
If heaven is outside of space and time it is not expanding in a parallel to the physical universe and cannot just be another dimension in our universe

It's not people friendly. Keynesian ideology is easier for regular folk to understand, if you spend money someone else must be earning it, keeping the wheel turning.
Believe it or not, but most people are ignorant of economics!
Though, there is no "right" school of economics, economics isn't exact science after all.

when they began to care about "ought" over "is"

They assumed that rational self interest is actually an accurate model of how humans work, despite that human beings are neither fully rational, nor always act in their own interest.

In fact, they've often tested the model of rational self interest, and the only group of people whose behavior it predicts fairly well is that of psychopaths

>>1614477

good question.

Maybe it has to do with men balding and thus less hair is assiociated with masculinity

Short hair probably has to with the military.

>>1614477
Combat

yes

and 4chan will go down in history as a cultural heritage (web)site

>>1614425
> you think future generations will look at our memes as art
Yes

>and they'll like be framed
No

>in museums
No

>and people are studying them and analyzing them to better understand us
Already happening

fuck man
if I'd live to see the day I'd kill myself

>>1614342
Egyptians were white

>>1614342
Jesus existed

Fascism doesn't work.

>>1614276
I'm pretty Napoleon considered himself Italian or at least Corsican more then he did French. I think he tried to flee back to Corsica when the revolution started but he was apprehended and the rest was history.

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>>1614288
>dude just wants to go back home because the Frogs are chimping out
>gets blackjacked before boarding the ship
>wakes up on the French Throne

>>1614288
>I consider myself Italian and not French
>therefore I will conquer Italy for France and bring Italian artifacts and cultural wealth back to Paris

La lejania del tesoro by Paco Ignacio Taibo II

don't know if it exists in english

>>1615906
i don't know spanish at all but this is looking like a novel?
i'd prefer nonfiction

>>1616104
it´s a novel

Oy vey, he's a war mongering dick

>>1614210
He did a lot of retarded things, but I'm not sure about warmongering, unless that's something from his navy days prior to WWI I don't know about. He was wise to the Hun, I wouldn't call that warmongering.

He was a war mongering dick but also a real character, which is why I like him.

It's a good example of how beneficial being on the winning side is for your post-war reputation.

find your own salvation you lazy fuck

>>1614202
read the OP again pal

If he follows the teachings of Christ, and tries to be the best man he can be, then he will most likely be welcomed in Heaven. The denominational component boils down to matters of interpretation, which humans love to fight over regardless of religious, political, or whatever context. If you were to convert I trust you would examine each brand carefully, picking over their theological histories and lineages, and ultimately pick the one you think "gets" it the most.

>>1614102
If you haven't had sex, you're a virgin. Simple as that really

>>1614151

And what exactly constitutes a sexual act?

>>1614159
Sex? What's your angle here man?

Sex is sex it's a pretty simple understanding. Intercourse is intercourse you've either done it or not. Researching might make you better at it, don't know for sure but if you haven't experienced it you don't fully understand it.

>>1613944

Well, for starters, the quality of the Red Army was pretty bad even before the purges, as their showing in the RCW and the invasion of Poland demonstrated. Even the victory at Khalkin Gol (which was done with mostly unpurged officers) pit the Russians with a massive advantage in men and material, and still only managing to win through attrition.

But mostly, it was fear that a military that wasn't personally loyal to him could and would bring him down. I would call it paranoia, but hardly delusional levels of such. Go look up the early history of the Soviet Union, and how many of its leading figures wound up dead.

>>1613997

but that was '39, which was post Great Purge, so basically right after the army had been gutted and the best and brightest either executed, in jail or at least booted from their jobs and the party

also fucking Molotov, seriously what the fuck was that guy's damage?

>>1614009

Yes, it was post great purge, but Zhukov had been in the Red Army since the civil war, and most of his subordinates were people who survived the purges, they too had plenty of experience, and their showing was average at best.

>also fucking Molotov, seriously what the fuck was that guy's damage?

Sadly, I don't know much about the diplomatic side of things. Can't help you there.

>>1613930
>Or did they just figure the Belgians would never agree to anything in the first place and an attempt was pointless?

Pretty much this i guess.

>>1613930

I don't think it was so much that the Belgians would never agree to anything, so much that the Belgians themselves were pretty puny, and their biggest threat was drawing Britain in behind them.

Given the civil unrest in Britian in the early part of the 20th century, and the trouble in Ireland, the constant reshuffling at the top of the military, etc. they didn't seem to think Britain was that much of a threat either, especially in the short war they thought would develop. 6 divisions more or less is chump change.

Belgium would never agree to give passage to Germany as that would make them Entente invasion targets.

>>1613911
>As of 2015, China's nominal GDP by Expenditure approach is 67.67 trillion Chinese yuan or 10.86 trillion US dollars.[3] China's nominal GDP by Expenditure approach surpassed that of Italy in 2000, France in 2005, the United Kingdom in 2006 and that of Germany in 2007, before overtaking Japan in 2009, making China the world's second largest economy after the United States. But adjusting for purchasing power parity (PPP), China become the world's second largest economy as early as 1999 surpassing Japan, and has toppled America to become the biggest economy since 2014.[2]

>From 1979 until 2010, China's average annual GDP growth was 9.91%, reaching an historical high of 15.2% in 1984 and a record low of 3.8% in 1990. Based on the current price, the country's average annual GDP growth in these 32 years was 15.8%, reaching an historical high of 36.41% in 1994 and a record low of 6.25% in 1999.

China pursued aggressive economic reform which while killing 100 million did make it an economic superpower.

India didn't, they instead pursued socialism and economic isolation until the 90s which stunted them, but now they are recovering.

China and India will be big players in the next century

>>1613911
>what went right
Liberalization.

>what went wrong
Excessive bureaucratic barriers to free enterprise. Preventing externalities is all well and good, but India goes beyond that and has rules just to have rules, with no clear purpose.

>>1613893
>flag code
>a literally unenforceable set of empty rules

That's pretty damn spooky.

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>>1613915
One of many in reaction to that footballer not standing for the anthem before a game in the last couple of days.
http://www.bbc.com/news/world-us-canada-37205032

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>>1613953

You're dad lmao

>>1613832
Your dad 2bh

>>1613832
you