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Imagine being Rommel in that battle and having to be all like "damn, Italy, you fuchin' fine, all sexy with your tight uniforms and horrific ww1 weapons. I would totally have command you, both me as a military officer and the real me." when all he really wants to do is lead his platoon through Africa. Like seriously imagine having to be Rommel and not only sit in that panzerl while Italy flaunts her disgusting tanks in front of you, the favorable african sun barely concealing her rivet marks and leathery armor, and just sit there, battle after battle, hour after...
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You have to go back
>>1310171
t. lugi gaspacchio
>>1310174
Will we ever know what happens to conciousness after death?
Why would you want this?
You believe an invisible unobservable thing persists death and goes inside a baby?
>>1310151
You have had consciousness before your life here and you will after. We live in an exciting time and will likely have a great deal of knowledge on this matter before your time here is up.
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/science/2016/03/12/first-hint-of-life-after-death-in-biggest-ever-scientific-study/
How did Russia manage to reach the Pacific ocean by the 17th century? What would Siberia have been like? Who were the original inhabitants?
I can answer one of you questions. The original inhabitants of the Siberia region were Uralic, Altaic, Yeniseian, and then a few very small groups. They were for the most part very nomadic (Imagine like Mongolia but on larger scale with more cultures).
>>1310114
https://www.youtube.com/watch?time_continue=137&v=95zh-Cgoutg
> How did Russia manage to reach the Pacific ocean by the 17th century?
Zero relevant people was opposing to that.
Hello, /his/. I was born and raised a Christian, but I've been having doubts if Christianity is what I need in my life at this point in time. I've been doing some introductory readings into Buddhism, just basics, but I was wondering what /his/ could tell me about converting to Buddhism.
you don't convert, you practise. you can still pray to god as a buddhist
>>1310118
Tell me about it then. I wanna know more from real Buddhists.
First, it's more a philosophy and less a religion if your a Westerner.
It's more or less improvement on ones self. The end game is enlightent, which basically means understanding your place in the universe. When you die depending on whether you were decent or not, you could go to heaven/hell, or reach Nirvana. Or you could just reincarnate.
But like every view some interpret it in their own way. To me it's a more down to earth belief, but not too different from most religious ideas.
How was the Spanish rule over their colonies in the Americas? Additionally, how come so many of the Latin Republics fail in comparison to the United States? Also, could /his/ hook an anon up with some books regarding Spain and its colonies?
i dont know much about how spain rain the colonies except for 1 fact.
people who came to the united states arrived to colonize and extract all resources, but they found there wasnt much shining metals, so instead took to settle in, they owned the land and were the citizens, taking to farming and improving infrastructure
when spain arrived to central and south america they took all resources, enslaved the population, owned the land and didint care about much except taxes.
Colonial era Spain was a High Middle Ages kind of place.
Absolute monarchy, fanatical religious devotion, entrenched caste system, and no independent institutions as we would understand them today.
Combine these tendencies with the view of the native people as pagan savages and a plantation system of agriculture that concentrated wealth in a handful of powerful families, and you have the recipe for a society mostly built on patronage and violence, which no room for rule of law.
>>1310059
If there was a general view of natives as pagan savages, then why did Spanish colonists mix with them? Was it simply >muh dick?
Can a coommie explain wtf dialectic materialism actually is?
Basically it's a fancy term for "class warfare"
Communism is an inherently materialistic and believes that all history is moved by economics and the conflicts thereof and not by any transcendent idealistic bullshit. It's all about the material and whether you have or don't have it.
so, dialectics is a methodology of understanding the world that tries to understand how any one thing is connected to every other thing that affects it. dialectics wants to examine how a subject changes over time in relation to the other subjects that shape it. an example might be how racial attitudes change over time in accordance to state legislation regarding different ethnic races.
marxists.org says it well enough.
>Dialectics is the method of reasoning which aims to understand things concretely in all their movement, change and interconnection,...
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it's like super autism
Was Muhammad(PBUH) Muslim?
>>1310018
Obviously, but since your name is Tancred Im assuming an agenda.
>>1310018
no just trash
>>1310173
>Kafirs still upset about how cucked they are.
who is the bigger meme?
Morality Man vs Immorality Man?
Easy choice.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z1GDRx-F1C0
>>1310016
Both of them.
So what is the incentive of worshipping God in the first place?
Like, if we go to heaven, is he gonna enslave us or something? Why would he care if we're good or not? Each person to go to heaven would be just another one in the pile until the Earth gets swallowed by the sun (unless God decides to make another planet or something)
People are afraid to die and need some higher purpose in life
>>1310007
Purpose.
It's that little flame
That lights a fire under your ass. hah!
Purpose
It keeps you going strong
Like a car with a full tank of gas
>>1310002
I want to fuck that fox
Why are the majority of contemporary philosophers moral realists? Is it even a defensible position?
>>1309815
>philosophers
>>1309815
Jesus Christ is still alive so there's one
Just a philosophical rebound and response to the "soullessness" of modern society.
People fear not having guiding principles, so they contort their brains in knots to pretend that the principles exist and can have definitive statements made about them.
Littering is one of the most heinous crimes, and here's why.
Unlike more severe crimes, it can't be effectively prosecuted. Worse, because it's committed in public and the remnants of the crime are longer-lasting than almost all other crimes, more people will be encouraged to ignore the law, generating more crime (littering or otherwise) in the future. As a sidenote, littering also lowers local property values, to say nothing of the actual environmental impact of plastic and glass bottles, which can last hundreds of thousands of years in the local ecosystem.
What...
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I've always favored making the litterer eat the litter. If it can't be easily eaten (glass bottle, entire garbage bag full of shit, ten year old washer/drier combo) then it will be ground up finely and can be eaten dry or mixed with water.
I'm really not being sarcastic here. It seems like it'd be a really fucking effective, poetic punishment.
>>1309769
to be enslaved and milked to feed your fellow humans to make up for the harm you did to them. then the rest of us can enjoy assorted cum flavored dairy producted
>>1309782
*products
What was the reaction of non Europeans to freckles, red hair and light eye/hair color?
>>1309765
>>1309765
Red haircolour, freckles, and light coloured irises, are not phenotypes exclusive to peoples of Europe.
>>1309765
>Ogga booga gibs me dat
What are some his approved movies?
Elizabeth and Elizabeth: The Golden Age.
Mostly accurate, but a little sexist in the first movie and with heavy protestant bias.
>>1309705
Downfall.
Memes, aside, it's the best.
>>1309705
Idiocracy
good introduction to american culture
>redpill me
>redpill
>red
>pill
>re
>d
When will this meme die?
>>1309695
I always thought it was an MRA thing.
>>1309695
It's just a phrase, stop getting so upset
>repill me
What did he mean by this?
Are you afraid of it?
Any philosophical/social sciences texts that adress the subject of failure?
>>1309650
Failure is my Greatest Fear,anon
Failure.....
Why would you? It is what makes you better.
>>1309895
Because i don't want to feel like a loser...
