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>King tells soldiers to kill every child
What king?

>>786743
King Harold

btw slavery should be "hell" in that last one

Isn't that the basic theme of the bible, that humans are slaves to sin?

>>786707
just tell them that plenty of artists have good careers in advertising, and hollywood.

>>786707
Stop associating with such people normie scum.

I'm using mine as a stepping stone. Currently studying medicine as a result of my BA

SO YOU BE SAYIN

So now we was composers and shit too?

>>786351
You can find portraits of his mother and father if you look. They are white as snow.

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Reminder:

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

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>>786086
b-but muh banks

Don't mean to hijack the focus, but I think that the Genovese+Venetians did more for mainland Greece and its islands than the Byzantine Empire with its focus on Constantinople and Anatolia ever did.

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>>785519

Ignoring the fact you're a complete retard, how is this even /his/ related?

>>784950

Mexico's perennially defective economy sitting right next to the largest in the world, and a government that couldn't find its own ass with both hands and a map.

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Glasgow Rangers fans, Ulster unionists and Germans.

>>784950
The Jews.

Unification of Italian peoples under one flag was a mistake, this is how Italy should look like.

Maybe you should know that the division of those states was one of the reason of the collapse of italian economy in the second part of 1600...

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>No more Venetian Republic

*the concept of. Not conquest.

What do you mean "the land around it"? Are you suggesting just creating another control point?

>>784718
That's an intelligent question actually.
First of all, castles and strongholds knew their peak during the great invasions of the middle ages. It was a simple strategy: riches, peoples and supplies (grains and animals) from a certain piece of land could be easily defended for weeks or even months behing wooden (later stone) walls. The raiders often sought loot, not conquests.

During "traditional" wars strongholds are often strategical: they can lead to the sea or along a trade route.

>>784621
neither exist
>kickflips out of the thread

Einstein, is that you?

A lack of good or evil would just be a neutral stance.

>>784303
>The “existential inertia” thesis holds that, once in existence, the natural world tends to remain in existence without need of a divine conserving cause.

The laws of physics as we understand them suggest that yes, once a universe starts to exist, it will continue to do so. Arguments for this are many, but are of a highly technical nature.

>>784309
In what sense do the laws of physics exist?

>>784312
Just wanted to add that you speak of it like it works just like divine conservation but say that these laws are part of the universe.

I'm very curious how you parse the laws of physics in the sense you refer to them in >>784309 from divine conservation.

This board is obsessed with Persians and Romans.

I stopped listening about 1h 20 minutes in.
He still hasn't started talking about the persians...

Talk about going off on a tanget... And then tangents within tangents. What a snoozefest.

By far his worst podcast (of his 'modern' ones)

Talks a whole lot of shit about nothing for a for a few hours, without any coherent story.

>>782007
It existed but wasn't taken nearly as seriously, the idea is more commonly used now thanks to Indiana Jones more than anything.

I don't think Hitler himself ever put much stock into Occultism (or religion of any sort). It was mostly a few other Nazis, but it never became a central part of the movement.

At least, I think so.

>>782007

Himmler was a nutjob who believed in all sorts of weird shit. Hitler loathed him for it and actively tried to undercut his projects. I can't seem to find it right now, but he mocks a lot of Himmler's Theosophy-based beliefs in an early speech.

I would assume that the daemon personification of sleep (Hypnos) would determine whether or not people go to sleep at all.

Also, according to Greek myth, there was once a very brief period where nobody died at all, because Thanatos, the daemon of death, ended up getting the 50 Shades of Gray treatment

>>779098
Did Hypnos have any enemies in the myths? In my dream the god of not sleeping didn't get along with him.

>>778897
Did you try Googling "the oh God of not-sleeping"?

Broke up Yugoslavia. Twice.

>>798434
>Is it justified? Has its effect on history been negative or positive overall?

well it's caused the deaths of millions of people

it's shame pan-slavbalkanism died out

About the same as any kind of nationalism. Useful for creating pointless conflict and butthurt but thats about it.

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>>794830

Because absolute monarchs didn't want to give up their powers in the first place?

>>794830
Maybe it had something to do with, I dunno, the rise of the bourgeoisie and capitalism?

>>794830
Democracy supported by capitalism is essentially feudalism except that power is no longer linked to the ownership of land and divine noble bloodlines, but to money and merchant pleb bloodlines.

Wake me up.