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17th century European army vs 100 AD Roman legion.
Who wins if they both have equal numbers, fight in plain terrain and have the average army composition of their day?
Delete your stupid thread.
>>1179835
wewlad
OP is a faggot
Are there any books that analyse and explain the nazi's beliefs in occultism?
I've heard of Kenneth Hite's book, but I'm not sure if I trust an video game writer to teach me history
Miguel Serrano and Savitri Devi took the nazi occult shit and cranked the memes up to 11.
>>1179600
>Miguel Serrano was a Chilean diplomat, journalist and author of poetry, books on spiritual questing and Esoteric Hitlerism.
>Chilean
>>1179588
Yes there is. Use Google.
What happened to it? For centuries, people in Europe and America were taught the classical liberal arts education of the trivium (grammar, logic and rhetoric) and the quadrivium (arithmetic, geometry, music and astronomy). This would, of course, be bolstered by other studies such as geology, philosophy, theology or what have you but for centuries it seemed to work and produced our great thinkers and leaders.
So what happened? Why has it fallen by the wayside, seemingly becoming hijacked by/associated with the idea of lazy/useless young people and crap like gender studies...
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A liberal arts education today has little value, since the world labor supply exceeds the world supply of capital. 50,000,000 more liberal arts-educated people would not expand the economy as much as 50,000,000 more people educated in diverse subject matter.
Also recall that education was the purview of the wealthy before public schools became widespread. Being wealthy precludes the need for functional education in welding or structural engineering, for example.
Also consider that even in primary school, we know far more about the natural world than our ancestors,...
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>>1179612
So I guess that brings up the question of why even have an education in the first place? Just give kids a basic grade school education then start them in vocational schools as early as possible. There's no real value placed on knowledge anymore because it seems that the options are "GOTTA WORK GONNA BE A STEMLORD" or "fuck you gonna major in gender studies with a focus on undocumented Amazonian tribes". It just seems that education as a whole has become far more compartmentalized with everything...
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>>1180955
Well take it from the name artes liberales, can be interpreted as "arts" for the free men.
As Cicero said, you are little different than a slave if you have to get up in the morning and toil until sunset in order to eat.
Hence liberal arts should be reserved for the rich. It was reserved for the rich in early 20st, century and beyond. Thank FDR's GI bill that eventually made everyone thinking they are entitled for a college education.
If you have to work in order to eat, you shouldn't...
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Tell me about this guy.
All I know about him is that he was a religious nutjob that cucked his way into the royal family.
Fucked more women in a day with his gargantuan penis than your average anon will fuck in his entire life.
