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Whenever someone wrongs you all the self-help/self-improvement books and gurus tell that you should "let it go" and don't let it consume you.
But if I let it go doesn't that mean the guy who wronged me ultimately wins?
>>1419829
no
people with the competence to exploit others also have the competence to get better returns from something less destructive. the ones that bother you are the ones who are short-sighted and optimistic about their own ability.
they'll self-destruct and you win by not getting involved.
there are also more direct mechanisms that have to do with society basically liking conformity. the less you are like a hostile person the more the other stands out.
>>1419829
wins what
Educate me on the variants of the Panzer V, the Panther Panzer, and its variants...
>>1418907
It was a pretty good tank in of itself. People often claim that it was over engineered but a lot of this was due to the Panthers relative age during the war. On later models after Kursk more technical problems were eventually ironed out. The Panther was postponed since Hitler demanded major modifications such as more armor. This delayed the Panther and if it wasn't then it would seen action earlier in the war probably have been more effective.
>>1418927
Which variant was the best, for it's usage in the war?
>Hans?
>What fritz?
>Why is there no reverse gear?
>Because the engineers decided that there will be no reverse gear on this tank.
>Oh, I see
PzV in a nutshell
Why did the soviet union fall apart?
marx didn't listen to bakunin
it was socialist
>>1418646
>didnt treat him well
Then why does he have half his weight in gold pinned on his jacket?
So, which side had the better music?
>>1418558
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YAfHigPsC_s
>>1418558
This is pretty catchy. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P6thMgfXe44
>>1418558
Dixie.
Why did a civilization never develop around the Mississippi river in North America the same way that Egypt developed around the Nile, China developed around the Yangtze, etc.?
>who were the mound builders?
The civ died in the cradle because overpopulation & disease
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mississippian_culture
>>1418437
Except it actually did, the modern pawnee are their descendents IIRC.
What was the smoothest Coupe d'état in history?
Hitler's beer hall putsch of course.
Hitler did nothing wrong.
I love /his/torians subtle ways of discussing current events.
Brazilian military-Republican coup against the emperor was pretty smooth.
Hitler wins as for me as well.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Reichstag_fire
MOTHERFUCKING DINOSAURS!
which do you find the most interesting?
>>1418155
>>1418156
>>1418157
So i have this Japanese Imperial officer's swrod. Ive had it for years and used to use it to trim my palm trees and to cut fruit with at parties when I was in highschool. Anybody else destroy old stuff like this? Yes I'm regretful
I bought some medieval manuscript off this dumbasses girlfriend for dirt cheap. Wiped my ass on it.
>>1417668
>Japanese Imperial officer
He deserves it
>>1417679
Kek
Why didn't any of the to-be Allied counties do anything when it was revealed in 1935 that Germany was rearming, breaking the treaty of Versailles?
I mean, I get that they wanted to avoid instigating another war, but wasn't it well over apparent that the German rearmament was preparing for just that anyway?
>>1417420
plus they weren't ready for another war and though that if they just let Hitler do whatever he wants, he might stop at some point.
Religion hs been with us from the start, why do people today think its suddenly passe?
Has there ever been an important part of our lives as individuals and socieites that was abandoned completely?
Because so much of what it used to explain can now be understood naturalistically.
>>1417359
/thread
the meteorological committee is still patiently waiting on your rain dance to yield appreciable results
>>1417359
As if that mattered. Christianity was debunked in Galileo's time. No reason to believe in it anymore if truth is what you're looking for. People obviously are religious for a different reason.
People who just wanted to help, but were punished for it.
![ToddHoward2010sm[1].jpg](https://i.imgur.com/pjzNVRP.jpg "ToddHoward2010sm[1].jpg")
Does randomness exist?
Yes, dubs confirms it
>>1415258
well that depends if I get some numbers baby
Shit I'll even settle for a 2
>>1415277
CONFIRMED
ITT: Top bants throughout history
>>1415102
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Mm0yQg1hS_w
mad bants or pitiful autism?
>>1415297
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lQE2amAs2-U
live version
It had to be said. Was poor politics though.
https://youtu.be/kakFDUeoJKM
ITT: post amusing, bizarre, or otherwise interesting religious videos
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=GgkTbQc63G0
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XP0J2eDPIjU
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=zuljuu6uqqc
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5A1GCbtUV9Y
>baptized in a horse trough
Redpill me about Spain
>>1413262
Spain is a country in Southern Europe.
Glad I could help you, friend.
>>1413262
Carlists did nothing wrong.
>>1413275
Is it southern or is it western, since it is in the westernmost part of Europe?
