Was Mansa Musa real?

>>1867029
*Wuz Mansa Musa real
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>>1867029
Yes obviously. He's one of the greatest white kings in history.

WE

>>1867029
No, but Prestor John was

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>>1867037
pic related

>>1867044
He's a big guy

>>1867029
Mansa Musa was a nordic lord from Atlantis

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>>1867048
Big how?

Look at the size of that fucking butterfly or did he take the big pipe in Mario 64.

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>>1867048
For you

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>>1867044
>you will never bang a Satyress in the realm of Prester John

Hold me now.

By the way, I've recently reread Baudolino and couldn't help but notice how Umberto Eco anticipated meme magic.

>>1867121
how so? I'm intrigued

>>1867048
four

>>1867151
Meme magic is what people call when memes change reality, either by influencing real world events or when it supposedly manifests itself in the real world.

In Umberto Eco books it's common for the characters to invent huge conspiracies and fantasies that ended up becoming true (or at least the characters begin to genuinely believe it). In Baudolino, for example, the characters invent the realm of Prester John to influence European politics, but the legends get out of control and spread on their own, as a meme. They also end up believing it and travel to the realm of Prester John and find many things they themselves conjured in their fantasies about these places.

Literally meme magic.

>>1867187
can you recommend a text or book related?

>>1867197
Sorry man, but this is just my personal interpretation. It's not as if any serious sociologist speak of "meme magic".