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>>3195995

They turned their prophet into a God so it's inherently unstable theology

>>3195995
Jesus becoming human, anthormorphisizing himself, is a big part of it. Another is the emphasis on having a relationship with God through Christ.

>>3195995
Jesus being human and Greco-Roman tradition having human gods.

Humans havent been pack for a long time, we still have some remnants of it but civilization is far more advanced than pack.
Human brains are very expensive in all respects, and human environment is much more vast than some forests and hills.
Female hips are not suited for a longer pregnant period than 9 months or so. So the majority of development happens out of womb so to speak.
Children develop in social settings as well as in family units. And have far too much to learn for one lifetime.
Humans have no natural predators, so no reason to mature quickly and sacrifice complexity.

The benefit is mastery of environment.

>>3195835
So we are essentially in an evolutionary dead end?

>>3195840
Nope. Humans are so powerful, we're advancing faster than our biology. Its more like our biology is limiting us. Can you imagine how powerful we'd be if we could keep our greatest minds alive longer than 80-100 years?

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>>3195682
Shoot them for violating the NAP

**sighs**
**put dunce cap on**

Comply, and offer to do whatever I can to further industrialize and deepen socialism in the People's Republic of China.

>>3195629
Britain has the excuse of doing all its fucked up shit 100 years ago or more, America didn't really learn from observing Britains assholery either

>>3195643
Why does Britain get excused? Why are they allowed to be set free? Is it because they're winners in the grand scheme of things? This isn't fair you know, Britain should pay for its crimes.

>>3195666
They arent, spaniards still hate anglos. And the hispanic-americans hate they children, the USA.

>>3195410
I'd say that it's somewhere in between.

Each individual piece of the armor is historically accurate, but the suit as a whole is not. Plate armor of that period should have a bevor protecting the neck, rather than an aventail. And that style of armor is meant to have rondels to protect the upper arm/armpit area. That's the biggest issue really, since it looks like this dude just has cloth there and the pauldrons/rerebraces don't extend down to cover the inner side of the upper arm as they would on armor that didn't have rondels.

>>3195410
Barbutes didn't have visors.

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>>3195536
>I'd say that it's somewhere in between.
This.

>Plate armor of that period should have a bevor protecting the neck
I would say so too, the helmet seems atypical.

However, it should be added that people experimented with sallet-variants with integrated neck protection. For one there's this bellows visored sallet that was quite famously depicted here. I don't think the historical object it's based on still exists though, so the possibility that it's a composite of two different objects or a plain historicism is not quite unlikely.

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>>3195297
uhmmm...like try again sweetie...

>>3195350

*Breaks down*

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>>3195351
That just means they become a temporary pillbox

>>3195225
Federico da Montafeltro
he was a pretty stand-up guy

>>3195225
Is this some sort of nu-his meme where we only post low level irony?


>tripfagging

Nice touch.

>>3195233
for roach standards ataturk wasn't a terribly offensive guy.

>>3195106
>Like for real
You have to be 18 to post here, kiddo

>>3195112
Realistically, if the Nazi's devoted the time spent in grandiose parades and genocide to the war effort they would have been much more successful.

Now answer my question you fuck.

>>3195119
You do realize the parades and Nuremberg rallies were years before the war and were set up with the intention of getting people to follow Hitler and prepared to go to war? Also resources were used poorly but the Nazis thought they would gain more once they took Baku and Moscow (which never happened).

What's stopping academia?

>rewriting human history
It would have to be liberal. AI's are notoriously redpilled.

https://www.google.com.br/amp/s/amp.theguardian.com/technology/2017/apr/13/ai-programs-exhibit-racist-and-sexist-biases-research-reveals

>>3195104
they will have to change that if they want their funding

>>3195008
Masturbating in public.

>>3195013
this
Diogenes was a shitposter deluxe

>>3194926
No.
Communism would only ever really work if humans stopped being gullible tribalist retards who actually think for themselves , want to grow as a civilization ,not as cultuire of "ME" - stepping over everyone to get what I want - and don't function on us vs them, external/internal enemy to blame all of my shortcomings on.

It's never gonna happen. You would need a literal hivemind.

>>3194949
Communism also falls into the "us vs them" mentality.

>>3194962
its proponents want to get rid of it by abolishing classes - by force if necessary, and that's why it's broken
it cannot be achieved because one of its tenets calls for people to behave like fucking monkeys to achieve a utopia

it's shit

Fersian fairy tales

>>3194894
Darius specifically

>>3194894
that's a cool map, anyone have a higher res version?

>>3194857
Fascism - pride

>>3194857
monarchy is based on pride

Socialism - Sloth

>>3194833
I care about religion.

>>3194833
both
some people who fought in them were genuine devout believers
some were just glorified bandits
those who sent them there were almost universally just greedy fuckos

depends on the holy war