so why did the PLC fall?
>>526386
Noblemen having the "Golden liberty", they literally had as much power as the king, so they obviously abused this to benefit them as much as possible.
Being fucked by Russia, Sweden, then later on Prussia, Austria & Russia hurts.
Too much shit to fight (Crimean Khanate, then Ottomen, then Sweden, then Russia,Austria,Prussia)
>>526386
democracy
>>526386
The should had built a wall to keep their neighbours out
The following animals of history will become extinct in your lifetime:
>Sumatran elephant
>Southern blue whale
>Rhinoceros
>Red wolf
>Arabian leopard
>Every species of Asian leopard
>Most species of cheetah
>Tiger
>Balkan lynx
>Every species of gorilla but one
>One of the two extant species of orangutan
>The vast majority of monkey species (both old world and new world)
>Numerous other species
The fuck is an "animal of history"?
>>526296
Fucking REEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE
Seriously though this shit is tragic, literally no backtracking possible.
>>526302
Also it fucks up the ecosystem due to the evolutionary equilibrium established between species at different trophic levels within an ecosystem, which leads to unpredictable alterations to the biosphere.
I'm interested in philosophy as something I love. I'd like to publish my work on online, but I'm not an academician. Is academia.edu a good site for that purpose?
>>526172
No. academia.edu is a facebook for academics.
You publish in a peer reviewed journal
>>526182
Would you like to try again in standard English?
Why do people think happiness can only be bought and seek many material possessions? Why is consumerism like a religion nowadays? Why do people put such great stock in earthly possessions? Why do people want big houses, expensive cars, and even more stuff that is hollow and unnecessary?
>>525750
>Why do people think happiness can only be bought and seek many material possessions
No one actually articulates this as their position, this is you claiming that other people hold this position. So you need to answer your own question.
>Why is consumerism like a religion nowadays
If you mean why is it a thing, it's because capitilism. If you mean why do people care about it wait till your parents are not taking care of you and realize how expensive everything is. People are not working for 'fast cars' they are working to afford the monthly payments on normal cars.
>Why do people put such great stock in earthly possessions
If you don't believe in souls than everything in the world is 'earthly'. So you are either asking why people care about anything what so ever (since everything is earthly) or you are asking why people do not completely ignore physical things and focus entirely on mystism.
>Why do people want big houses, expensive cars, and even more stuff that is hollow and unnecessary
What is necessary? Again you seem to have your own concept of what 'nessary' means. So you need to answer your own question.
>>525750
What else am I supposed to do with my money? Give it all away?
>>525928
Why would you do that? You'd only be encouraging the people you gave it to, to become materialistilistic. You should burn your money and work for free.
What went wrong?
>>525220
Being red russia
>>525220
capitalism
Being best Russia is still shit compared to being a mediocre Britain.
My uni doesn't offer any actual philosophy courses, what should I read to educate myself?
start with the greeks
Seems like a question for /lit/.
Since we're at it, and given your pic, do historians take historical materialism seriously?
>>524922
good times
This is your one and only chance to claim your hystoryfu.
Be fast and be wise.
>pic related is mine. FOREVER
Teresa DEāAvila desu
>>524836
claimed
Teach me about the differences between Gothic and Milanese plate harness of the 15th century.
Use your eyes
>where milanese elbow cops are open, gothic ones are joined
>where milanese plate was generally sparingly fluted, gothic plate at its peak was almost entirely fluted
>where milanese plate is oversized around the torso and arms, gothic plate is still rounded but much slimmer
>gothic gauntlets are usually well articulated and form-fitting, while milanese gauntlets are more reminiscent of hourglass gauntlets
>bevors not prominently worn with milanese plate, unlike gothic plate
>liberal application of rivets on gothic plate, seen sparingly on milanese, especially with one-three piece milanese pauldrons, while gothic pauldrons are partially reminiscent of spaulders
>>524832
Gothic armor was designed to protect the user from him or herself, particulary the arms and wrists.
What was the most dangerous and notorious mafia/organised crime syndicate in history?
My opinion is it was the Thuggee of India.
https://en..wikipedia.org/wiki/Thuggee
>>524784
British bourgeoisie
>>524814
sorry modern civilization and liberal democracy wasn't good enough, we'll try harder next time
>>524814
*tips mitre*
If you could go back in time and be an advisor to a political ruler, who would you pick and what would you do?
No deposing or coup, but some deception is allowed.
Also, remember the 25 year rule.
Pic unrelated
>>524752
>Battle of Tolouse 721
Advise Al-Samh on how to use heavy armour.
Easy Mode: I advise Napoleon not to invade Russia.
I'd advise Pope Urban the second. But i'd advise his crusade not for the holy land,but for Spain and help in the Reconquista. Then go for Jerusalem,it would've been interesting to see what the Iberian's could've done if released earlier historically.
Why do Germanic and Celtic languages sound so different from Romance, Balto-Slavic, and Indo-Iranian ones? The latter category sounds much faster and rapid-fire than the first.
>>524458
Because all these languages developed differently from PIE?
>>524458
>slavic rapid
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4FuDz0Tv_wo
>>524477
>and german
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BjwDV1Is34U
What did the Byzantines think of the Sassanids once they were gone?
What I mean by this, is that the downfall of Persia came so suddenly it must have certainly had some sort of impact on Greek thinking.
Were there any major discussions on the legacy of the Sassanids from Greek scholars or politicians?
>>524399
Considering that many Eastern Romans thought their own falling under the control of the Arabs was an act of divine punishment, they probably saw the fall of the Sassanids at the hands of the Arabs as the infidels getting just what they deserved.
>>524399
That said: whatever happened to the Sassanid Emperor and his Dynasty when the Ayyrabs invaded??
What is the most well-documented event in history?
>>524362
the star wars
World war 2.
>>524362
>event
Is a shitty shitty concept to use in historical work.
Why did Liu Bei spike the baby /his/?
>>524244
Because babies can't fight wars. Considering what happened when he grew up, was saving the child even worth it?
>>525447
There is a non-zero chance that throwing the baby on the ground contributed to Liu Shan's mental problems.
He was being benevolent and trying to save the shu-han from [more] bad leadership.
Why did such a pointless war as WW1 occur.
I sometimes get on the verge of tears when thinking about the good men who gave up their lives only to die in a shitty trench due to chemical weapons, inhumane conditions or doing the lemming run to towards enemy machine guns lined diagonally (no chance they would survive this.)
>>523824
Then man up fag
Europeans were so based that the only thing that could destroy them was themselves
Most soldiers probably enjoyed the war. It must have been freaking epic, too bad our generation now is a bunch of fucking pussies.
>>523824
It needs to happen again desu
Von Moltke the Elder was right