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>>1194307
>>>/a/pedophile

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>>1194307
Historie manga is pretty good. I've not read Ad Astra is it any good?

Also Age of Bronze is a nice comic.

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It Aint Me with animals.
Meticulously detailed and researched series about Vietnam, complete with bonus sections on unit tactics and weaponry.

Yup, that's the idea. Heaven is literally above us. This is what Chrustians believed until convincingly proven otherwise.

>>1194294
in*

>>1194294
>Did he literally think Jesus was living the sky? A sky-fairy, so to say?
That doesn't suggest he did in any way

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>>1194165
A desert and jungle-border dwelling people. What little I read on them is from Aztec research so I get the impression they are very behind in technology and civilization compared to the almighty Nahua.

If I were to be skeptical of the Aztec description, it would lead me to believe they were developed enough to have standing villages and bureaucracy. They would also be behind enough to retain many customs seen in the Navajo and other North American tribes.

They hat qt3.14 waifus too, senpai

>>1194423
Funny enough they gave the Spaniards a harder time than the Aztecs did. One chronicler said that Chichimecs considered it a bad shot if they aimed the arrows at ones eye and it went in between the eyes instead. Another which said a mere four chichimecs forced 50 spanish allied natives to retreat. And they refused to confront them again.

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>>1194454
I could believe it. A less settled people would be a bitch to fight for the Spaniards and their allies - all of which are used to Aztecs and their "allies" throwing bodies at them like madmen

Define "evidence"

In humanities? Double hermeneutics, self-fullfilling prophecies, limited human perception and the likes at least.

>>1194167
a single hermeneutics isn't a hermeneutics. As far as evidence? Hume's black swan.

>contemplation of pure forms
Explain what that means in the context of the philosophy of Schopenhauer, lest you should be called an effeminate, yea gay, man.

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>>1194200
What's there to understand? 3D is inherently PD.

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>>1194101
>One need only look at a woman’s shape to discover that she is not intended for either too much mental or too much physical work. She pays the debt of life not by what she does but by what she suffers—by the pains of child-bearing, care for the child, and by subjection to man, to whom she should be a patient and cheerful companion. The greatest sorrows and joys or great exhibition of strength are not assigned to her; her life should flow more quietly, more gently, and less obtrusively than man’s, without her being essentially happier or unhappier.
>Women are directly adapted to act as the nurses and educators of our early childhood, for the simple reason that they themselves are childish, foolish, and short-sighted—in a word, are big children all their lives, something intermediate between the child and the man, who is a man in the strict sense of the word. Consider how a young girl will toy day after day with a child, dance with it and sing to it; and then consider what a man, with the very best intentions in the world, could do in her place.

-Shiggydiggyhauer

>>1193987
prob not

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>>1193987
Yeah she was

Yes. He was a Romani British king named 'Arturius' who seceded from the empire and pushed back the Anglo-Saxons.

A familiar face is more comfortable.

Who stopped?

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>>1193995
Europeans, for the most part.
It's a trend in art that has steadily decreased. Save for shit like Neon Genesis Evangelion, modern depiction of angels is almost exclusively in the "robed androgyn" school of thought.

>>1193927
B E A D Y
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who?

He just didn't really liked christmas

>>1193774
The name Rûm reflects the Arabic name of Anatolia.

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wu lad

>>1193890
wei lad

>>1193500
I know ramming was a pretty standard strategy for Greeks, and some boats even had ballistae attached.
But other than that not too sure.

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>>1193537

>ramming was a pretty standard strategy for Greeks

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>>1193500
Mediterraneans typically built ships with mortise and tennon joins joining the planks with the frame not supported that much but the skin being the main structural body. This made them good ships but also vulnerable to underwater rams which could dig in this type of hull with some ease.

So Boarding and ramming it is!

Medieval galleys were built in a different manner and the underwater ram lost it's effectiveness so they were just stuck with boarding.

>pic not really related

>>1193498
WW1

One of my thoughts is pic related, the more sparsely populated parts of russia during the russian revolution. that was pretty lawless and I think the idea of Slavic "cowboys" with Mosin rifles and Nagant revolvers could be pretty cool.

Perhaps in Eastern Europe and Ukraine in the 17th-19th century, or the Russian colonization of Asia.

>>1193425
Due to the death of God people now place their faith in science - at least (to them) it has enough evidence of its effectiveness.

>>1193459
How do we get with the Greeks then - no God but a healthier society?

I hate to sound like a god-botherer here, but IMO it's because people try to answer questions with science that that have traditionally been answered with metaphysics and/or philosophy out of a disdain for the latter two approaches and, ironically, place faith in science even when it doesn't answer satisfactorily because of their aforementioned disdain.

I blame the decline in the quality of education desu, but that's another thread and probably more suitable for /pol/.

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>>1193408
Also, before you start retorting with muh citations needed, note that firstly, most of those edits were made by mad weeaboos, as demonstrated by pic related (also the spanish article is far better written and researched).
Also, here is the primary source, although I don't think it'll be very useful for most of you as it is written in XVII century spanish caligraphy
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>>1193408
>Wokou
>Sengoku Jidai army
pick one

"Japanese pirates" were most of the time not even Japanese.

And there is a whole lot of difference between a pirate crew and... for example, Shimazu Yoshihisa's army.

How do you know anything that you "know" is true?

>>1193320
I don't need to, Jesus is at the wheel.

>>1193282
>>1193320

Stop parroting this shit about Descartes being a skeptic. He wasn't.

all i know is that people think the mona lisa was a self portrait and theres some weird messages in the last supper. i cant tell you how much of that is fact though

>>1193309
but why would he make his self portrait in the form of a female? what was he trying to hide or what was he trying to accomplish by doing so

>>1193314
Well there are some hidden messages in the mona lisa. Maybe he wanted to separate himself from the hidden messages as much as possible by doing it in the form of a female