>finnish and sumerian are related
excerpt: http://users.cwnet.com/millenia/Sumerian-Parpola.htm
Aurhor: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Simo_Parpola
A news article in Finnish: http://www.hs.fi/kulttuuri/a1468554065084
Did they invent writing just to invent memes?
>>1511769
I don't think so, but who knows? I know they wrote in runes and cyrillic before modern writing.
and this is where you pulled that theory
Where can I learn about the history of Pirates?
I'm particularly interested in whether or not David Jones' locker was a real person?
Let's discuss it?
are you fucking drunk?!
>>1511696
i just want to leanr about the truth the history of pirates man
>>1511712
kek, you are drunk
Why was China content to just maintain the usually fairly meaningless "tributary system" instead of trying to conquer the rest of Asia?
When the Roman Empire created a client state it was almost always a step on the path to full annexation. Why was it different with China?
Because China was already something of an ethnic identity by the Qing.
Also, because China is fucking huge.
>>1511670
>implying that Japan wasn't also among Chinese tributaries and Japanese emperor wasn't merely a king in the eyes of the Chinese
zitto animale
>>1511690
>in the eyes of
*in presence
>The formal surrender occurred on September 2, 1945 around 9 a.m. Tokyo time, when representatives from the Empire of Japan signed the Japanese Instrument of Surrender in Tokyo Bay aboard the USS Missouri. Japanese Foreign Minister Shigemitsu signed for the Japanese government, while Gen. Umezu signed for the Japanese armed forces.
>On the Missouri that day was the American flag flown in 1853 on the USS Powhatan by Commodore Matthew C. Perry on the first of his two expeditions to Japan. Perry's expeditions had resulted in the Convention of Kanagawa, which forced the Japanese to open the country to American trade.
I don't think it gets any better than the Surrender at Compiegne
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EiE12k04pE0
>>1511666
Of course, the American flag didn't change.
>>1513129
supprime ça
How would the world be different if there was no religion or if we all followed one religion?
we would find another fucking reason to hate eachother
>>1511648
Literally just going to post this
>>1511637
We would be more racist
Are swords a lightning hazard?
If so, which metals are more prone to attract lightning?
Is this thread invisible, or what?
>>1511222
>>1511417
It's just a bit of a stupid thread, anon.
Technically swords probably are a lightening hazard, however, being hit by lightening has never, in the whole of human history, been a particularly significant cause of human mortality.
That is why lightening strikes are literally used as a metaphor for something unusual.
>>1511417
stupid thread, plus this isn't really history or humanities. tell me about the philosophy of the sword, anon
>''''laws'''' of nature
> "natural" order
>communists have no arguments against this, so they pretend it doesn't exist or try to get away with sarcasm
>>1511246
>against this
Against what? Are you that brainlet autist?
How do we stop the Vanguard from becoming tyrannical?
Absolute power corrupts absolutely
It is human nature
>>1511117
By not doing a revolution to start with.
>>1511117
https://youtu.be/Fd3JrFXLrA0
As a result, Buddhism is not introduced into Japan and the nation stays stanchly Shinto. Zen Buddhism and attendant arts such as Zen archery and the Samurai ethic never develop.
Thoughts?
>>1510909
>it's 320BC and Alexander the Great is violenty raped by a horse while the US Army invades Zhou Dynasty China
Thoughts? What happens next?
>>1510909
>its 2054 and Neo-Napoleon and his army of Mecha-Hitlers fight WWIV against a resurgent Taiping Heavenly Kingdom headed by Jesus himself
Thoughts? What happens next
>>1510909
It's 1789 AD and Louis XVI has all the revolutionaries guillotined
As a result, republicanism is not introduced into France and the nation stays staunchly monarchist.
Thoughts?
ITT: conflicts that happened during WW2 that had nothing to do with WW2
is that antivirus a meme or is it really useful??
>>1510873
You don't need antivirus for phones or tablets unless you are a dumbass and fuck with the settings to allow programs from outside the normal appstore to run on them.
>>1510873
Meme
Give me a brief history of France during WWII.
they got cucked pretty bad and then brits saved them
Don't cry because it's over, smile because it happened.
they had to use chicory instead of coffee for a while
Is the distinction between sexual love and romantic love imaginary?
>>1510562
Romantic love includes sexual love but sexual love does not necessarily include romantic love.
>>1510562
>sexual love
Are you referring to lust? If not post your definition.
>>1510562
Sex is part of a relationship, you don't marry your friends, but that doesn't mean your attraction to the boy in 1456968534495.jpg is as sacred as romantic love or mentally healthy if that is what you are asking.
These days the stereotypical jew got fat cash, scrawny lil bastard with twirled sideburns or whatever the fuck it is. What was stereotypically jew back then? Were they the brawny workers, were they just generally trash? Do tell what you know, how badass were they compared to now.
>>1510426
it was the same as it is now
>>1510426
Jews haven't been badass since the Romans cucked them
>>1510433
So tell me about the time before the Romans rolled in.
Was he the antichrist?
Absolutely.
>>1510219
Yes. Fuck him.
no, just a eugenicist asshole who's shortsightedness led to the second world war, the growth of socialism and German idealism (philosophy) in America. also created the BS progressive tax system that has destroyed countless enterprises.
When you think about Christian philosophy, you usually think about Augustine and Aquinas.
What are some prominent Protestant philosophers, specially from the Lutheran and Reformed traditions? (I know pic related is neither.)
>>1510119
Since you mention Augustine and Aquinas, I assume you're interested in historical theologians. Here's a list:
John Calvin
Theodore Beza
Blaise Pascal
Jacobus Arminius
John Knox
John Wesley
Jonathan Edwards
If you're interested in contemporary philosophers, Alvin Platinga is probably the biggest.
>>1510146
also George Whitefield
>>1510146
Pascal was Roman Catholic.