I want to get into history, what's the best book for a beginner (one that summarizes important historical events as objectively as possible)?
Wikipedia
>>3232972
first answer best answer?
>>3231308
Bill Wurtz' youtube video "History of the entire world I guess"
>>3233137
Kill yourself
Oxford Very Short Introductions.
>>3233149
kill yourself
>>3231308
Objective history is a myth.
Jesus Christ, those are the recs you give me? This is a terrible board.
>>3233185
Maybe you should go ask /pol/. They're the smartest board by far.
>>3231308
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y9-mYg5VDzQ
600 years in one song
The Bible
>>3233185
Mate- Wikipedia is perhaps the greatest human achievement in the field of intellectual pursuits.
>>3233489
It allows you to scratch the surface in a way that makes you feel like you know something while in fact you don't know anything. It works for easier subjects such as the natural sciences when you don't really have to care about the science behind them but to recommend wikipedia for humanities or history is just wrong.
>>3233498
Incorrect. It provides a pretty basic conversational level of understanding for just about everything. I'm not saying it replaces more formal study but it does put pretty much anything on tap.
>>3233498
>It works for easier subjects such as the natural sciences when you don't really have to care about the science behind them but to recommend wikipedia for humanities or history is just wrong.
Confirmed for never gonna make it.
>>3233498
>natural sciences
>easier than humanities
You drooling fucking moron
>>3233137
fucking idiot