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>>733245
Wei 4 lyfe

Shu

>>733245
Wei and Wu are cool. Shu a shit tho.

>>732531
> You live twice as long as your ancestors ever could have dreamed of

When wll this meme end?

>You walk around with more computing power in your pocket than was available to all of NASA in the 1970s.

this cant be true

>>732570
It's true, my Nokia Brick wuz lunar landers n' sheeit.

I think he is right, but I also think he is just sticking to fights that will please liberals. For instance, while he opposes abortion, he will never be this vocal about it.

>>731818
Eh. I think he is picking something he knows he can accomplish. If it succeeds, I don't see why he can't go for the same with Abortion.

I would love nothing more than to see what world leaders support one and not the other.

>>731842
>If it succeeds, I don't see why he can't go for the same with Abortion.
Uh, no. Liberals are working, successfully, to abolish the death penalty nation by nation in the West. They're also working to unrestrict abortion, and doing that successfully. The Pope supporting them on the former and it continuing to work, doesn't meant the same would happen with the later, and I doubt he'd even attempt it.

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What did he do wrong? All he did was oppose Palamas bs doctrine. Are there any Orthodox that actually agree with his critiques or are they all forced to accept Palamas?

>>731605
Literal fedoras of the Christian world

What is this recruitment drive bullshit.
No one cares about this irrelevant ethnic cult.

I don't know what's so revolutionary about "people have advantages based on their environment". Seems like common sense to me tbqpfhwy lad

>or

is the problem. Many of Diamond's observations are pretty much incontrovertible, others aren't, but people want him to be all right or all wrong.

he's a reactionary against the great man theorists and he wrote a book attacking the idea that whites rule the world due to an inherent racial supremacy, an idea taken seriously by no one who is taken seriously.

>>729846
It was never alive in the first place.

>>729955

a forced meme for sure

What is the most recent result that metaphysicists have come with that has changed our understanding of the universe.

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>>728826

>>728842
>Tax Evasion
>Just reason
Lemme guess, you think Henry David Thoreau is the coolest shit dont you?

Then you've clearly never heard of the problem of induction

>>728438
about Christianity and the Church*

Please explain what you mean.

>>727521
>Two books about Allende’s election to power in Chile during the Cold War—Harmer 2011 and Qureshi 2009—add significantly to the understanding of US opposition and response to an Allende-led Chile.

Harmer, Tanya. Allende’s Chile and the Inter-American Cold War. Chapel Hill: University of North Carolina Press, 2011.
>While Castro applauded Allende’s election as Chile’s president, Nixon pledged to bring him down. A three-year battle resulted in a military coup and a twenty-year dictatorship. Harmer argues that the Chilean battle helped dictate the future of Latin America and that, rather than the US–Soviet conflict, the US–Latin American conflict shaped it.
http://bookzz.org/book/1164556/dd2211

Qureshi, Lubna Z. Nixon, Kissenger, and Allende: U.S. Involvement in the 1973 Coup in Chile. Lanham, MD: Lexington, 2009.
>Qureshi argues that Nixon and Kissinger were more concerned about the threat to US hegemony posed by the election of Allende than about its threat to the physical security of the United States. They feared that Allende-like candidates would subsequently be elected in other Latin American countries, which would undermine the US hegemony.
http://bookzz.org/book/1085272/18749c

I'd be interested if anyone could recomend books about Imperial Russia, Cossacks, WW1 and warfare in general during 18-19th century

>>728662
The Cossacks - Leo Tolstoy

I do this

>>726974
What are the arguments against reading it as literal history?

>>727271
It's a really ancient source. That doesn't mean there isn't plenty of history in it, but you have to read it like Herodotus.

The Germans admitted it at Versailles. We were all there, don't you remember?

>>726624
White cis European men

>>726624
Read some Tolstoy, OP

>>726596
Well, the landmasses are wrong, since the sea is at modern the levels. The British Isles should be connected to continental Europe and the basic map is missing Lemuria, Atlantis, Mu, Hy Brasil, and Ultima Thule.

But if this is the map you're stuck with, make sure you've got the Aryan Empire in northern India and central Asia. Keep in mind that their six-armed gods with flying nuclear palaces were still around at this point.

>>726620
I'm thinking of modding the old landmasses later. Could you draw in paint the locations of those missing landmasses.

On a scale of 1-5 where should each state be placed in the tech ratings?

>>726596

Heres a little list of things you need:
Neanderthal remnants
Lemuria
Atlantis
Aryan Empire
Mu
Amaterasu theocracy (japan)
Aztlan (texas)

Also, loose the Babylon, it should be Sumeria or Eden

No.

It doesn't hurt..

>>725944
No. What the fuck?
If b8, then 3/10

>>Don't fight for your country, fight for your species

Sounds like a logical sentiment to me.

>>725836
>merit

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>your country
Spooky

It's also an unbroken litany of love and devotion?

What is this glass half empty bullshit.

>>725802
>what is political, intellectual, social, cultural history

Fuck off

>>725806
But that stuff doesn't get into the history books.