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>>3172833

1. THE ANSWER DEPENDS ON WHICH KIND OF LOGIC YOU ARE REFERRING.

2. THE UNIVERSE IS LOGICAL; THE LOGOS IS LITERALLY THE PROTOCOL ON WHICH THE KOSMOS FUNCTIONS.

>>3172833
As long as the axioms are not disproved

>REEEEEE >>"""INFINITY"""" I HATE MATH FUCK CANTOR REEE

>>3172765
then you're not studying history, because history is more than just men

>>3172771
OP is like most people on this board - a hobbyist pedant about small factoids about the wars of minor societies who doesn't begin to have a coherent understanding of the arc of history or the means to interpret it

>>3172795
your a dorable

>>3172683
good

>>3172683
good

>tfw he almost conquered turkey

I wish I could reach through the my monitor and repeatedly flush your head down the toilet, you fucking nerd

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>>3172649
not agrument

>>3172656
Don't make me hoist you from the flagpole

Why don't you ask your academic advisor when you start college next month?

>>3172516
It will be centered on the great African KANGZ of scandanavia, and the subsequent whitewashing of their history

>>3172526
this

Did you know Sweden was always multicultural?

What do you mean? Like, how they dressed, how they fought, what they did, what do you mean?

>>3172097
Exactly like dark souls. If a knight died they would reappear at a bonfire.

>>3172119
Loyal and aesthetic.

>>3172091
Then there wouldn't be kings, longboy.

>>3172091

But nobody wears a crown?

>basically the only Southern politician of his era who cared about and helped poor people regardless of race/religion
>becomes a fascist in every alternate history scenario

Why is this?

? ? Beethoven
? Chopin, Nietzsche
Schopenhauer ? ?
Lenin ? Oscar Wilde

The real question is not "Who are the people in the picture"..... the real question is WHERE THE FUCK IS HITLER. HE SHOULD ALWAYS BE CENTER OF ATTENTION

>>3171999
Top middle looks like Napoleon in his imperial regalia (a gold laurel-wreath crown).

>>3171975
Grant's legacy takes a hit because his was straight blasted for most of his presidency
nobody doubts his military prowess

>>3172002
He got duped by a bunch of charlatans yeah but he did good stuff too. Equal rights amendments, did his best to nip KKK in the bud without coming down hard on the entire south, etc. All in all things could have gone a lot worse.

>>3172039
i wish Sherman entered the political realm, he would have cleaned house

America turning on him is why the country is in the state it is

>using a TDK quote to defend LE STEM PRESIDENT
>>>/reddit/

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Did he do literally anything right?

>>3171729
Yes, it's all true.
Ancient peoples did have skins the color of polished gold.

>>3171742
So that does mean Indians are the closest to what a Proto-Indo-European were like?

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>>3171729
many indians ive noticed on the internet reject the indo european migration into india theory. but its a known fact that proto indo european iranic tribes migrated from central asia to northern india and absorbed the dravidic peoples living in the northern part of the subcontinent which provided a substrate for their language and culture. genetically this frame fits with the genetic evidence from studies done on higher caste people from northern india and even commoners.

>>3171574
No doubt. However, I think that if Hollywood movies survive, then probably there will be a lot of nonfiction that survives too - including small-scale personal stuff like home videos. My guess is that historians would prefer to use that rather than fiction.

>>3171877
that's kind of a dubious hope, anon. historians today still use texts written to flatter emperors. and sure, there's source criticism, but that doesn't mean that household archaeology and things are woven very well into historians' grand narratives about especially classical civilizations around the Mediterranean

>>3171574

no, movies as an art form are seen as fiction from the start. Paitings cant really tell a narrative like a film either. I think people may look at movies to gain some insight on how it was back then, but I doubt anyone will see training day as an accurate historical document

>>3171485
t. Hobbes

His belief that the government should make some concessions if they want loyalty and obedience is the foundation for most western governments.

Though the property thing might be controversial.

>>3171524

If I remember my history right, Jefferson replaced the property line with "pursuit of happiness" in the declaration of independence?

Born during the 30 years war and he was 10 when the English Civil War started. Sounds pretty awful.

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>>3171256
>Was/is the Yakuza a force for good?
It depends on who you ask. If you ask downtrodden civilians whose police are useless, they are a force of good. If you ask the businessmen who fell for their traps and lost the business they put their lives into, they might not be.

Here is some food for thought. The Japanese Yakuza have gone unattested by the Japanese government, until recent times because the American government is putting pressure onto their government to try to pressure the syndicate. Why tho? They are not outright criminals. They are NOT drug dealers.

They are gamblers and businessmen. Irezumi is the best form of tattoo and you should check out Twilight of the Yakuza.

They're generally the first to send blankets and food whenever there's a natural disaster, so they have their upsides

>>3171322
>Yakuza aren't drug dealers
What drugs are you on? Yakuza also deal with prostitution.

>>3171239
Less interesting/dramatic movie

>>3171239
Then the Myceneans would have gone home and the rest of the Bronze Age probably would have played out more or less the exact same way

>>3171239

No Iliad and Odyssey.