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Diogenes meme thread?
>>916778
Bark
>dude poverty LMAO
>dude fuck Plato LMAO
>dude Antisthenes LMAO
>>916778
I once had a dream where I called someone Diogenes as an insult. Idk why I did that, Diogenes is one of my favorite philosophers. When I woke up I was really sad that I had used Diogenes as an insult
>"pursue what interests you"
>interested in philosophical anthropology
>my only options are to teach
Should I just kill myself, /his/?
>my only options are to teach
Just because it's the only option you know of doesn't mean it's the only option there is. You should know this.
>>912700
I'd be inclined to ask for advice then
honestly if you get a phd and then just collect neetbux who's going to judge you for that?
Can there be a creation, without an architect?
Leave religion-bullshit aside. We are talking about reality.
>>7968724
Who is to say that what we know as "reality" isn't just chaos and we don't know any better? A burnt omelette to someone who has never had an omelette before is the best one he ever had
>>918614
what has that to do with the "creation without an architect" cocept?
Modern day Estonia vs Roman Empire in its prime.
>>918337
What's the scenario?
How far away would the countries be from each other?
Would they have to produce their supplies themselves?
Would they have to win a single battle, or would would some of them have to stop an invasin from the other or should both take the enemy capital?
>>918343
>How far away would the countries be from each other?
Both Estonia and Roman Empire would be in their current position, also, Roman Empire would know where Estonia is located
>Would they have to produce their supplies themselves?
Yes
>Would they have to win a single battle, or would would some of them have to stop an invasin from the other or should both take the enemy capital?
They would have to annex their...
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>>918337
shut the fuck up olga
>one shot at life
>being a Slav
>other european people had empires or were influencial in other ways
>only historically relevant Slav country is Russia which is also the source of all cancer in eastern Europe
>germanics are superior
>mediterreans are superior
Hitler should've finished the job no Slav enjoys being alive.
>>918302
Self haters like you are what sent me down the path of becoming a RIDF shill.
>>918302
Poland has got some history and produced Copernicus and an importan musician whom I don0t remeber now
>>918634
and Marie Curie
and Lukasiewicz
So what was the greatest gladiator match throughout history?
David vs Goliath?
Nennius vs Caesar?
Miyamoto vs Sasaki?
my penis vs your sister
>>918169
LOL
Madara vs Allied Shinobi Forces
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7ctE1XHptE0
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Is nostalgia fetishization a sign of a declining civilization? Are we in the age of decadence?
>>917953
Nostalgia, retro clothing, 80s dark synth and 70s funk revivals and remake culture are all signs of a western political shift to the right.
>>917953
Yes and yes. We are witnessing the death-spiral of Western civilisation.
>>917953
>nostalgia hasn't been the norm.
Is this guy just a meme or is he actually alright?
>>917642
https://www.reddit.com/r/askhistorians/comments/1lt4rb/was_it_the_truth_behind_the_critical_controversy/
>>917642
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1eMLk1nQh5o
>>917658
>Stefan
Really?
Is veganism a spook?
Its one of the biggest spooks.
>>917461
2 spooky 4 me to stop eating bacon
>>917461
Pretty sure it exists.
Is there any historical culture more hardcore than the Maori?
Aztecs maybe? Scythians?
fuck off kev
>>917337
Define hardcore
Americans are pretty warlike.
So /his/ was he a good president?
He saved us from those self-correcting classical economists. So yes
>>917326
He assuredly extended the Great Depression, so no.
>>917396
How? not doubting you or anything just curious.
How did statism came to be a thing, since, for all intents and purposes no one protested on more government throughout history?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O06acUXAOFQ
Agricultural revolution and subsequent specialization.
>hunter gatherers start farming
>but they are plagued by nomading raiders and wild animals
>shit we need to build a wall to protect ourselves
>we need to chop down a bunch of trees and turn them into a fortification
>now the walls need to be manned by people who will watch and fend off the invaders
>that means we have to train...
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>>916971
I prefer an alternative theory. While that could be true, it presupposes that the people would logically, or for any real reason willingly give up their hard worked harvest to some random chieftain. More likely, they were subjugated by hunter-gatherer/Shepherd tribes who took taxe as a form of yearly plunder, and eventually permanently settled.
>>916930
>for all intents and purposes no one protested on more government throughout history?
What did he mean by this?
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Most overrated commander in history
Rommel.
>>916727
This
>>916727
Leave my husbando alone
So the american anthropologist Gail Silverman claims that after 35 years of research into the inca tokapus (also know as quelcas), has found irrefutable evidence that confirms that the incas in fact had writing.
So far she has found 30 roots, 10 suffixes, 6 affixes and 1 verb called "kutiy".
Scholars have always known that tocapus have some sort of meaning (we even know the meaning of some of them) and that the Incas didn't put them randomly, but there has always been skepticism that it was actual writing.
She stated that we need at least a hundred years to get where today the Maya studies are.
http://larazon.pe/espectaculos/culturales/64164-conocer-el-idioma-de-los-incas-nos-llevara-100-anos.html/
What does /his/ have to say about this?
>>916650
Hey guys, let's invent writing, but insted of writing on clay or on rocks like everybody else, let weave the fabric
>>916745
They also put them in clay though.
>>916745
Are you suggesting that's an invalid idea?
This man is about to be locked in a room with a philosopher of your choosing for a conversation. What is said and how does it end?
>>916568
Him and Diogenes get along. Although Diogenes thinks Karl is idiotic he respects his willingness to reject social conventions and materialism. As they leave the room they make plans to meet up next Tuesday.
>>916568
nietzche because nietzche always uses high-minded pie in the sky allegories that don't always pan out like the "will to power" karl would probably just something like "isn't that whole will to power thing just a dick move"
>>916981
Diogenes would at least know that Karl is 100 times smarter than his producers.
