An alternative map and history of Europe and the world. What do you think?
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I think you should take some pills for your autism.
LONG LIVE FEDERAL GERMANY
Why is socialism better than libertarianism in practice?
>>262638
Because government works better than a mass of individuals with opposite interests
>>262674
Why?
/his/-approved videogames thread?
/his/-approved videogames thread.
Russians with MKBs the game
Picking up enemy weapons is good. Starting with them is obscene.
>>257462
>tfw only started playing in 2014
>tfw 1000+ hours
who /deity/ here?
Since religion is relevant to this board, let's see what the religious demographic of /his/ is.
http://strawpoll.me/6035542
Vote on the poll and tell your religion and denomination ITT. Discuss/debate with others in the meantime.
>>255073
I believe meta threads are against the rules. Mods hate community.
OP here claiming Theravada Buddhism.
If the Zoroastrian vote legitimate then I'd like to discuss that faith with an adherent.
>>255073
Orthodox Jew reporting in.
>no good logical arguments exist against Nietzsche
>no good arguments against him exist without ad hominem
>le Nietzsche was just a sick weakling with a power fantasy
You all do realize that by making claims such as this, you're basically giving credence to his entire view on human life, right?
You have to despise Nietzsche for being weak, you wouldn't be a Nietzschean if you didn't agree. And talking shit on him for it is perfect evidence that's he's just so right, we're all disgusting and favor youth, strength and virility over weakness and sickness, and no amount of philosophasting will change that.
Best/most misunderstood philosopher general
Nice strawman there, op.
>>254097
no
It's year 1918 and allied powers won the war and you are in charge of redrawing the borders. Your goals are to achieve lasting peace and prevent the horrors of war ever happening in Europe again.
What do you do?
Annex Germany and Poland
whoever wants the rest can have it
>>251220
Chop Germany up into a multitude of smaller states the way you're doing with Austria-Hungary. Breaking it back down to the old HRE electors and Austria (was Austria an elector? Can't remember) and bolster them with financial aid directly to their ruling elite as long as they stay separate.
>>251220
Destroy Germany.
>Karl Marx was wrong because he wasn't realistic about human nature
>Karl Marx was wrong because the Soviet Union collapsed
>Marxist theories are useless and referencing them means you're a communist
>>244553
>>Karl Marx was wrong
because he was just spewing psycho babble b.s. to fool the masses so yet another group of people can get control of the gubbmit
/thread
>>244553
>Karl Marx was wrong because he was a "NEET"
>Communism is wrong because look, all the countries molded after and supported by the single model of Soviet Union failed
>an interpretation of an ideology that arose as a result of a single revolution that was hijacked by various groups and interests during powerstruggles on more than one occasion is the best possible represetantion of said ideology
>tireddisappointedfrog.jpg
ITT: Only God-Tier historical movies
historical accuracy BTFO
>based on poem
So horrifically accurate I can't even cry.
>>239645
Nah braveheart is fucking dumb. Their costumes are literally made up
>>239645
Corny plot and historical accuracy be damned, I really liked this movie. God-tier soundtrack too.
1. Three Kingdoms
2. War of the Roses
3. American Civil War
4. Roman Civil War (Antony vs Augustus)
5. Warring States Period
6. Thirty Years War (>H>R>E)
7. English Civil War
8. First Liberian Civil War
9. Boshin War
10. Russian Civil War
Based on levels of intrigue, personalities and general interest.
>>238876
Come on, man, Caesar's civil war has to be up there. For fuck's sake, he won an Egyptian civil war in the middle of his own damn civil war.
American Civil War doesn't belong there.
>>238876
What factors does one consider when making these power rankings? Size of opposing armies/insurgents? Death toll? Glory in victory? Personalities and intrigue don't really seem to cut it.
What set Ethiopia apart in it's unique development from the rest of Sub-Saharan Africa?
>>235683
Contact with the outside world.
See also: Mali, Somalia.
>>235683
It's pretty obvious if you look at the map. Also and unlike somalis they don't live in a desert full of nothing.
ITT: We solve the mind-body problem
>The mind–body problem is the problem of explaining how mental states, events and processes—like beliefs, actions and thinking—are related to the physical states, events and processes, given that the human body is a physical entity and the mind is non-physical.
If you come here and spam neural correlates of consciousness you will be immediately disregarded as an complete ignorant on the subject.
>>234683
God preordained that our mental states would correspond to our physical states.
Hope that clears that up for you.
>>234711
Fucked up ontology, try again.
Every physical state has a correlate mental state. Complexity of electromagnetic activity is proportionally related to complexity of the mental state.
Based panpsychism
What happened to the idea of building beautiful cities?
pic is Adelaide Grand Central Hotel demolished for a multi-storey carpark
>>234577
Wish I knew, London is becoming oddly shaped glass and steel.
I wouldn't object so much if the first 5-6 stories were designed in a more 'conservative' fashion, I want cherubs, naked ladies, strange faces, all that cool 17-19th century stuff.
Instead I get a building that melts cars
>not even on purpose
>>234803
Yeah, there's something depressing about the idea that although we've progressed in so many areas (poverty, disease, etc) we've somehow regressed on city aesthetics and architecture
You only think old stuff looks cool because it's old stuff, and you pine for a return of traditional life.
Why is African history so underrepresented in the field?
>>230383
>tin pot dictator overthrows another tin pot dictator
>repeat
gee, I wonder
It probably isn't in Africa.
>>230392
JUST
What are red flags that instantly turn you off from debating with a person?
For me it's moving the goalpost, it just shows to me that the person isn't mature enough to handle a proper argument.
>>230141
There's no redflag to not debeating a person.
If you refuse to debate, then your opponent is right. If you really think the person is stupid, you should be even more lean to debeating him. If he's so dumb, how come you can't debeat him?
>>230141
Anybody that uses reddit or takes pride in being PC
>>230141
The moment they start spewing buzzwords or immediately place themselves on an unassailable pedestal.
"How could you think that way, it's 2015!"
"What's wrong with you? Don't you like logic and reason?"
"We need equity not equality."
There's been a lot of bad blood over Islam due to Friday's fiesta. Are there any Muslims or anyone else interested in ongoing exchange thread to clear up any misunderstandings? Each week we could read something from the Quaran and the Philokalia, and then discuss it.
>>229815
drop trip faggot
>>229821
Okay
>>229815
>the Quaran and the Philokalia
>"a collection of texts written between the 4th and 15th centuries by spiritual masters"[1] of the Eastern Orthodox hesychast tradition.
I think it'd be better to compare Sufi poems, essays than the Qur'an. Just makes more sense as they seem more analogous to each other.