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>>2881800
You could at least have the decency to post an anime girl relevant to the topic at hand

>>2881797

We know for a fact that the Schlieffen plan doesn't work so trying almost anything else makes sense. Invading Belgium was a mistake because it brought Britain, and by extension the USA, into the war. If it had just been Germany fighting Russia, I'm not sure that anybody would have been willing to intervene on Russia's behalf. Russia has always kind of had a bad reputation. Another factor to consider is that WW1 was a war that definitely favored the defender, so I'd rather be defending against a potential French attack rather than invading France. But then again, same applies to Russia. Much better to be defending than invading.

>>2881828
why doesn't the plan work? It nearly did save for the weighting back towards Lorraine by molke, and even then it was fucked up by Bulow in particular

You fags fail to realize how significant the german early win was

Mao rather worked with America then the Soviets because of his autism, also literally an idiot.
mass starvation under Stalin wasn't caused by his idiocy unlike what happend in China.

>>2881576
>And unironical maoist are even a thing?

oh you poor naive thing

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=240RbS8rwHE

>>2881539
In the 1920s Lepeshinskaya discredited the work of her supervisor, Alexander Gurvitch, who investigated biophotons and mitogenic rays. She claimed that low doses of ultraviolet light were released by dying cells that had been treated with high doses of UV light. Later she claimed that cells could propagate by disintegration into granules which could generate new forms of cells, different from the parental cells. Also, crystals of inorganic matter could be converted into cells by adding nucleic acids. Further, she espoused spontaneous generation and the presence of a "vital substance". These claims were propagated as official dogma in the Soviet Union. A claim that soda baths fostered rejuvenation led to a temporary shortage of baking soda. She based her career on claims to observe de novo emergence of living cells from non-cellular materials, supporting such claims by fabricated proofs which were "confirmed" by others eager to advance in the politicized scientific system. Actually, she filmed the death and subsequent decomposition of cells, then projected these films reversed.

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>>2881546
In May 1950 at the special symposium "Live Matter and Cell Development" for the USSR Academy of Sciences and the USSR Academy of Medical Sciences that was supported by Stalin and chaired by Alexander Oparin, Lepeshinskaya gave the keynote speech, and her "discoveries" were celebrated as revolutionary by the invited audience. She was the recipient of the Stalin Prize for that year, and her ideas became mandatory instruction in biology. In 1952 a second conference took place to demonstrate "using experimental methods" that the bourgeois Virchowian concept of cell development (only a living cell can produce another cell) was replaced by a "new dialectical-materialistic theory on the origin of all living cells from non-living matter." While her impact and dogmatic dominance have parallels to those of Lysenko, her claims were never officially renounced but just faded away.

She involved her daughter Olga and her son-in-law Vladimir Kryukov in her work; in contrast, her husband, Panteleimon Lepechinsky, thought little of it. "Don’t you listen to her. She’s totally ignorant about science and everything she’s been saying is a lot of rubbish" he told a visitor.


Lepeshinskaya worked well into her eighties and died in Moscow at the age of 92 from pneumonia.

>The Soviet Union actually funded her work for forty years.

lysenko was shit too

>>2881466
>What are the arguments against it?

It's often exaggerated and distorted by proponents until it Just Happens to line up with 1800s race theory

>>2881475
Ok, yes, this is problematic, but not a reason that disproves anything.

>>2881466
>What are the arguments against it?
Genetics.
>Neanderthal descendant
<3% Neanderthal >97% H.sapiens

The theory thats popular now is H.sapiens originated in Africa and mixed with local Hominids. Eurasians have Neanderthal and/or Denisovan. East Asians actually have higher percentages of Neanderthal which is interesting.

So really its a mix of the two theories. Also phenotypes can shift over a 1000 years or less given environmental conditions and if the phenotype is governed by multiple unlinked alleles.

I was trying to find one, but there is literally none

>>2881432
What's the difference between corporations and the mafia?

Deep thoughtz

>>2881230
Maybe he isn't Muslim or maybe he's not religious enough to care

>>2881230
In what circumstances does an illiterate Moroccan carpet trader find himself on his own in a foreign city without having any knowledge of local language and culture before the advent of cheap mass travel? Also in what case would a cafe only have one kind of drink?

>>2881230
The fact that you think people in Morocco have no idea what wine is, that people can't smell alcohol, and that you don't know what wine smells like tells me you are a literal child. Not to be disparaging but you are a young teenager yes.

>>2880598
because they were white mud niggers living like animals

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>>2880610
They say fp is bp
I doubt this now...

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>>2880598
I assume it's because Irish mythology and history was not as moralistic and purposed as other sources.

While you could get a clear moral out of the history of rome or the mythology of greece you the irish gods and its history were wrapped in mystery and shadowed in vagueness. It's arbitrary and not moldable for a purpose.

because the people who could hold us accountable are doing the same thing

>>2880478
Like?

>>2880480
Genociding and massacring the natives

The writer just wanted to make the most edgy and epic finale possible. What a retarded way to end the series.

>>2880450
That fucking sequel hook though

Reality makes for a shit novel.

Egalitarianism is not the word you're looking for, it's cosmopolitism

>>2879999
Because countrymen are more likely to adhere to the same moral and philosophical principles that I adhere to

>>2879999
Consider the perspective of the Muslim in your picture.

The crusader unironically believes he is doing the right thing, but why should the Muslim look out for him? In the real world things are less extreme, but the same principle applies. I am sure many foreigners are good people, but the majority do not share my Anglo-Saxon values and will go right ahead and violate my rights and believe they are justified in doing so if they have the opportunity. Looking out for them beyond helping them recover from a Tsunami or whatever would not be utilitarian.

Is it xenophobia? Some immigrants want Shariah law but I haven't mentioned them until now. I am talking about the majority of moderates not a minority of whackos. Until the majority of immigrant groups vote for conservative/libertarian parties it is a fact.

>>2879986
Is there an ideology that is based about the sovereignity of people/nations? If there is one, that is the most aesthetic one. Probably Juche

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Libertarianism

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Capitalism.

Most of what you believe in is a spook used to manipulate you.

>>2879830
Who's manipulating me?

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>>2879572
Why wasn't this covered in school? This is horrific.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Siege_of_Badajoz_(1812)

>>2879584
The Chinese don't control our government/media/education system the same way (((someone else))) does.

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>>2879178
*Gives him this

>>2879178
*fucks himself even more

>>2879178

Sorry about all the diseases. We honestly didn't know.

>>2878691
Jesus was a socialist

capitalism is jewish
everybody thinks they are the "chosen" ones, like the jews think of themselfs
therefore you are better if you have more than other, therefore it is acceptable to fuck over anyone that is not you

the death of society by jews

>>2878691

Of course, Communism is secular Christianity.