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>>2940082

>>2940066
Are you a leftist

>>2940066
>Gini coefficient close to 0.0: Very few people make most of the money.
You mean 100
Over 40 automatically makes you 3rd world

>>2940106
You're right, second one should be "close to 1.0". My bad

There were never any mods.

There never will be.

Things won't get better.

You don't matter.

Stop making meta threads.

>>2939971
>SJW vs Stromfront culture war
>only blame /pol/, not the SJWs

fuck off to tumblr

>>2939981
I don't see constant SJW threads everywhere friendo. Tumblristas are retards, but they're not coming here in droves like the stormcucks.

Too bad he didn't follow his ubermensch philosophy in real life, as he slid pound after pound of apple cake down to his womanly thighs while watching Disney's Snow White in his home movie theater

>>2939395
Have some fucking respect, kid.

he was a bolshevik

Just watch movie adaptations if you're too much of a retard to read you il/lit/terate faggot.

>>2939302
I'm not the OP but I'm bumping this because it's of interest to me.

>>2939364
Edith Hamilton does a fantastic job at retelling and summarizing the Greek myths, while also explaining the historical context of the stories. Certainly there must be some Christian who has done the same with the Judeo-Christian canon?

>>2939148
Bizarrely decided Poland was maybe worth saving

>>2939283
>he thinks Britain declared war on Germany to save Poland

Good anglo.

>>2939283

>wat r geopolitics
>xd lets let the continental balance be eroded so germany can eventually brute force with enough of a navy to invade the island (which is what almost happened)

stormweenies are fucking stupid. They always throw this narrative around, as well as

>but dey didn invade ussr!!!!!!!!!

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>pic is just some megajew trying to teach normies radical empiricism

>>2939076
lies with psychoanalysis and history we can predict patterns in humanity and thus the future

life has some minor order and direction its not completely erratic

>>2939076
Modern historians explicitly try and stay away from teleological explanations of events, so no.

>>2939056
>our future is to exist in a computer and become gods in our own little universe
seems a little corny

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>>2939056
Meme

>>2939056
It's a meme like fusion power.
It'll probably happen, but way later than anybody hyping it now it claiming (see current fusion power research despite fusion being right around the corner for almost 50 years prior. Nobody wanted to fund it.)

>>2939097
Depending on you you ask, that's not the goal. Most say a technological singularity is simply the point beyond which speculation on the future is not feasible due to accelerating technological returns. Others would argue that the super endgame is finding the ultimate fate of the universe and avoiding it if it's unfavorable, but such a discussion would only really mater to a post-singularity society in the first place.

>>2938959
>Retarted

t. tribesman

>>2938959
Me cultural relativist faec

As someone who's actually a member of a tribe, it's really weird.

I guess westerners forget that the classical Greeks and Romans were divided into tribes.

>>2938843
>in one hand it would be much cheaper than mantaining a horse

Probably not seeing as a lot of the materials necessary for a decent bicycle would be quite difficult to acquire/manufacture at the time, not the least rubber for the tires.

The existence of rubber in medieval Europe would have a larger effect on Europe than the use of bicycle and their rubber wheels.

>>2938843
In all livelihood bycicles would be more expensive and rare than horses in the middle ages. Imagine some genius builds a few in an age before replaceable parts, and one of those parts breaks.

Bicycles weren't used as a cavalry replacement even when the two existed at the same time (18th century - early 20th) because bycicles need to be light. The key for cavalry is its ability to smash into enemy forces, and someone could knock over a bycicles knight by themselves.

>>2938798
>WW2 thread #2938798

>>2938798
If Britain wasn't a bitch maybe

>>2938798
Maginot line did extend along the Belgian border if it didnt why would the Germans go thru the ardennes. The point was that ardenne was meant to be impassable for a large army and so the Maginot line was left weakest there.

is he wearing yeezys?

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>>2938861
This post made me laugh harder than it should have.

>>2938762
>tfw you try to save China, but China doesn't want to be saved

The pillow fort i'm posting from right now is strong AND comfy. Beat THAT

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More proof, as if it was needed.

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Edinburgh castle. It is built on a volcanic basalt plug, it is essentially inaccessible from all sides but one. Pictish tribes people didn't even bother with a castle when they lived on the castle rock and relied on its natural defenses for the most part.

I thought it was the other way around?

based CIA

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"There's an old woman living in our block...As a result of all these articles nowadays, the revelations, exposes...she's gone mad. She opens her ground-floor window and shouts, 'Long live Stalin! Long live communism -- the glorious future of all Mankind!'"

because if you begin to understand words and human activity you cannot go on living as mindless as everyone else
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4-tY6hmKcms

>>2938382
But that doesn't explain why they can't find jobs

who says they aren't other than epic facebook memes?