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Native populations with some germanic mixed in more in the north I'd imagine with added greek and saracen and norman elements in the south I guess

But despite the language and culture changing over time, I'd say they're still genetically mostly the same people they were since before Roman unification of the peninsula

The funny thing aout the people who ask if Italians are the same people who lived in Italy during the Roman Empire, is that the Roman Empire was the time period in which Italy received the most people from all over the world.

>>1418522
The core is Roman/Italic with some sprinkling of Germanic, Arabic and maybe Celtic blood depending on where you go.

Because maintaining the Kemalist ideal of a secular republic in a country inhabited mainly by illiterates from the Anatolian steppe is very difficult to do otherwise.

Think of the military as a shock collar that activates whenever the dog leaves the lawn.

>>1418468
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Deep_state

It's interesting stuff.

>>1418474
May some religion non-specific creator being or force bless the Turkish military.

>>1418429
There are mountains in the way.
There's water in the way.

But really, they just didn't care. China was rarely interested in expanding (except under the Yuan) and when they were they were usually just dealing with their immediate neighbors like Korea and Vietnam or securing trade routes. They were interested primarily in their own civilization, and when they did get involved in far away places it was generally related to trade in the Silk Road and the Indian Ocean, not in the irrelevant islands of Japan or the Indochinese kingdoms. Japan and Indochina were both great civilizations, but they weren't of any real economic or political importance to the Chinese.

>>1418429
The women of those regions are ugly.

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>>1418583
Interesting points. I didn't realize just how mountainous Southeast Asia actually is till looking at a map just now. Looks like there's a mountain range that divides Vietnam from Siam/Cambo to the West, and Laos provides a mountainous border that separates China from Thailand. Holy shit Laos is freaking mountainous

>an all-powerful entity of absolute evil created beauty and joy

Nah.

>>1418426
Beauty only exists to contextualize omnipresent ugliness. Joy only exists to make despair feel worse.

>>1418412

If you are an Augustinian then evil is just a privation and lack of good. And goodness= being. Evil is simply the falling short of something from its full potential. An "evil" God makes no sense, because God lacks nothing.

bumporoni bumporoni give me those replyoni's

>>1418288
Read Goldsworthy's bios of Augustus for full details.

Lepidus was pushed aside , and the struggle between the western oriented Octavianus, and the Eastern oriented Marcus Antonius, devolved into another Roman Civil War.

Octavianus and Marcus Agrppa won a decisive victory at Active.

Marcus Antonius and Cleopatra committed suicide.

Octavianus was Master of the World.

watch rome to know

Yes. It's like doing any psychedelic drug for the first time. You can ponder about how it will be but all that pondering is wrong and a waste of time, which will be realized after taking the drug. The imponderables are the same. Attain nibbana and you'll see what you'll see. Any useless conjecture until then is harmful to your practice.

Yes, it wasn't that the Buddha didn't know, but that the answers were incommunicable

So does the Buddha become omniscient when he attains Buddha-hood?

They got nigger rich off of exports and failed to do anything with the money.

Then the fighting between the aristocracy and the commies proceeded to ruin them for the next century.

>>1418215
Because Latin Americans are not psychologically fit for democracy.

>>1418220


the main problem of Argentina is that it is a "special" society, a Latin American country that had 1.7 million inhabitants around 1860, and received 5 million European immigrants (mainly Spaniards and Italians, but a fifth were from the rest of Europe) from 1880 to World War 2.

It is neither a typical latin american country, nor a Canada-Australia style country, and you always end up with a society very divided, not on racial lines, but on political lines, mainly between those who like modern republican democracies like those of the first world, and those who like Peron style populism, which is a mixture of Italian fascism with latin american caudillismo (carismatic leaders).

It is hard to explain to foreigners, the closest thing in America to Peron would be the Union leader Jimmy Hoffa. Unions are very powerful in Argentina, they are Peronists, and it is pure corporatism.
All non peronist governments (if you exclude dictatorships) since the 30s were ousted from power before time.

If you look at the real gdp per capita Argentina and Canada graphic posted by OP, it is Peronism in the 40s what derailed Argentina.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Peronism

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/his/ in a nutshell

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>>1418092
>pic
when did the norse folk ever have contact with the step folk in any meaningful way, let alone lose to them?

>>1417753
Those battles weren't with Confederates. Those battles were with Indians. The battles in New Mexico were with Confederates though.

As an eurofag, what surprises me the most is that there was only one civil war until now in the US. I find so impressive that such a big country kept it together.
If we look i.e. at Japan, a much smaller country had tons of civil wars until the Edo period.

>>1418000
Japan has also been around much longer than the US, and the US has existed in the most stable eras of history.

This is honestly the best question I've seen on /his/ in a while

The anticolonial backlash was not tied to the rise of Nazism.

They were always going to transition to a multinational, corporate, IMF, World Bank kind of generalized control over the colonized parts of the world.

No European power wanted to spend money on colonized peoples like they did on citizens, so even the colonies that voted to stay in Empires, the idea being that they would be citizens now, they were often told they could not stay.

Industrial Revolution

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>>1417446
To compare to the pic here's an airliner from the 1920s. The DC-3 looks like something you could see flying to this day, this plane, not so much

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>>1417454
what?
>>1417475
You're welcome

>>1417106
well it certainly did help him win

>>1417106
True. The reality is that Dr Morell was using Hitler as an experiment for his crazy drug cocktails that fucked up his mental capacities.
His medical diaries are available and he pretty much was injecting on Hitler's body all sorts of poisons.

To be fair, the Eastern Front was turning to shit and sending troops to Italy didn't help at all.

Are there any predictions of the future that are really old? I mean actual attempts to predict or describe the future that date back 500, 1000, 2000 years.

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>>1416727
Love this shit.
The best era for this type of thing was the early 1900's, just before WWI. Everyone knows about the brewing nationalism, but there was also the flip side - people who foresaw an interconnected, high-tech future, communicating by radio waves in Esperanto and reading Verne on your zeppelin ride to your relatives across the Atlantic. In all honesty, the future they foresaw was in my opinion far closer to the future of today than the today pictured by the 50's or the 80's folks.

Will be dumping.

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>>1416767
Depicted here are what I imagine early ideas on high-speed trains and video communication, both of which are common today but are quite a bit more polished.

His philosophy is based on fucking spooks.

You can delete this thread now hun.

>>1416496
>le spooks

>>>/v/

How do we solve the Stirner problem?

It didn't, women get abortions all the time.

>>1416005
Post birth.

>>1416003
When adoption, child services and abortion became things.

The 'got pregnant and kept it secret and so could leave the baby in the woods' would once again be common if those services went away.