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>>317056
$3.50

Nothing. It's the most overrated place on the Earth.

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They were a splinter group of proto-Bedouins

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>>316980
Honestly why the hell does it matter?

Sage >>>/pol/

We have this huge thread yesterday.

They weren't black.
They weren't white
They weren't Arabs.

They were of the group that Arabs, Berbers and semites belong to belong to, before they splintered off. The modern Egyptian population is 90% the same as the ancient population according to genetics, history and language.

>>316935
>What led Prussia to success in the Franco-Austrian war
Staying home and reading a book.

Better railways
Better Mobilisation
Actually having a pre thought out plan of attack and defensive
Much better Artillery
A brilliant new general staff system
Better field tactics
A general understanding of the way warfare had changed in the last 20 years
Bismarck trolling the French into silly angry moves

>>316935
Based Moltke commanded the army.

They won because of superior technology and drilling, Prussia had the most modern military in Europe.

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>>316720
Heard you talkin shit like I wouldn't find out.

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>>316720
You sure about that?

>>316758
lmao yeah i think so

most of the deaths were just people starving to death but yeah, there were camps too

>>316710
They literally starved to death. Mao was basically have this unrealistic expectations where everyone has to meet, and everyone is scared to report bad news since he'll punish them severely, so they made shit up.

So Mao, being pleased that his unrealistic expectations were met, made even more unrealistic expectations.

Then everyone died. The end.

>>316724
By camps, you meant "collectivization" where people have to work for X thing they have no idea about right?

But the real heinous shit is in the Cultural Revolution, not the Great Leap Forward.

>>316708
>Why did you Julio-Claudian line fall to pieces after Augustus?
It didn't "fall to pieces". The principate had only just been established and was still in its formative period.
>Two of the worst emperors came from the line alone
But were they actually that bad?

>>316708
Because they weren't Augustus.

>>316734
>were Nero and Caligula really that bad

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bumping with some american abetted war crimes.

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photographed immediately after the war started, showing bodies of Bengali nationalist intellectuals.

>>316255
OP's parents never meet and this thread doesn't happen.

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>>316255

>>316270
Man i wish i was in that world ):

>>316150
All philosophy is just cleverly disguised language games desu

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>>316209

Kind of this really

>>316150
It's legit actually, what Spinoza is doing is actually deconstructing Descartes and all the rest of those fucks in a way even Wittgenstein would've approved of.

Really it all comes down to the definition and application of the concept of "substance". And Spinoza is the only philosopher of his time to have a coherent one that is still relevant today.

>>316026
Fairly golden.

>>316026
It was pretty good. Mostly confined to math, astronomy, and medicine, but you could just as easily call it a Persian golden age since they did most of the work.

>>316026
It was alright. Basically Persians continued to have the same rate of advancement that they'd had for centuries, and also happened to be ruled by muslims.

got anymore pictures like that?

Does a man chained to a wooden post have more freedom than one chained to a stone post?

>>315927
Theoretically one is led by a select group of men, and the other is led by majority of its citizens.

So I guess it depends whichever has the least amount of prudes in its voting bloc.

"Half niggers and half Jews" pretty much.

>I don't see much future for the Americans ... it's a decayed country. And they have their racial problem, and the problem of social inequalities ... my feelings against Americanism are feelings of hatred and deep repugnance… everything about the behavior of American society reveals that it's half Judaized, and the other half negrified. How can one expect a State like that to hold together?

>>315644
Scary

>>315651
My God he was right.

>>315618
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Origin_of_the_Kurds

Iranian Mercenary people.

Still better than Armenians tho.

Iranian IEs.

I've always wondered this, but I usually end up being called either a fedora-tiper or a Nazi when I ask people this

It deals with transcendental issues such as the ultimate meaning of one's life and reality so it's a bit more sancrosanct than 'democracy lmfao'

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>>315557
>>Moreover, if religion is at some level a particular set of beliefs, and if you can't discriminate against someone for their knowledge and what they profess to believe in, then how can you have a meritocracy?


it is choice also to not discriminate on the colour of the skin.

you are obviously non-religious, and yet you cast judgements on religionS by through clichés

you talk about knowledge without even having taken an epistemology class

you talk about meritocracy like a good little liberal.libertarian, and yet, after centuries of human rights, the liberals.libertarians remain unable to tell us what merit is.


in conclusion: you are bad at trolling, but the best part is that you think you are good, so it makes for quite a funny thread.

10/10

Because post-structuralism is by definition beyond definition. Same thing with the cultural and philosophical branch of postmodernism.

Philosophy has reached homeostasis.

Now we wait for AI.

it's just some banter family