Does life have an objective meaning?
Is there an "absolute truth"?
How can an individual be sure he is following the true path?
>>1085734
meaning was generated for you by evolution in the form of pain and pleasure, humans can also generate meaning by inventing values and principles out of thin air
>>1085734
>Does life have an objective meaning?
no
>Is there an "absolute truth"?
no
>How can an individual be sure he is following the true path?
Dude faith lmao
Follow Jesus
What was it's purpose?
Mass autism array
>>1085689
kebab mass grave
>>1085689
Being hueg
Has the amount of premature balding (20-30 year olds) increased recently? Balding has always been a thing but it seems like I see more young men struggling with hairloss than generations ago.
>>1085558
>Has the amount of premature balding (20-30 year olds) increased recently?
Early research says yes. Caused by stress mostly.
>>1085596
How were men who faced morbility, mortality and poverty less stressed than us?
>>1085599
Different expectations growing up.
Stalin's got that face in this pic like he knows exactly what he's doing. Like on the inside he's saying
>Yalta Shmalta give me the Germanoli
>>1085526
Roosevelt looks like Emperor Palpatine.
>>1085565
He was literally half dead there.
>>1085616
I bet he still had his Sith powers tho'.
Who's the worst Roman Emperor and why is it this guy?
Elagabalus
- Dressed as a woman and tried to prostitute himself out in the courts
- Often found talking to himself and inanimate objects
- Stone a idol [an irregular rock] from a neighboring civilization, placed it on a chariot, declared it god, and then declared he and the rock were both the same god
- Murdered people
- Raped people [including children]
While other Roman rulers were psychopaths and narcissists, Elagabalus was that and a bad full of nuts.
He was murdered not in the name of power seeking but because everyone hated him.
>>1085455
OP said the worst, not the best
>>1085455
He was just a kid who liked to party, and half the shit was made up by his enemies
Did the majority of people through out history really never go beyond 10 km of their home town/village in their life or is this just a name? I kind of find it hard to believe given how much trade took place in the ancient world.
>>1085429
The majority of humans who have ever lived were nomadic, so no
>>1085432
More human are alive today than have ever existed before 1900 AD.
>>1085432
"History" implies recorded history so hunter gatherer ooga boogas days obviously don't count fag
why is the caucausus among the most culturally diverse places in the world?
>>1085292
Its not nearly as diverse as sub-saharan africa
everybody is confined to their little inbred valleys by huge mountains
>>1085292
Its a crossroads between different big civlizations.
What's his superpower?
His Righteousness
>>1085164
Meme magic
>>1085164
Posthumously shitposting through people like you
What does a serial killer do after he's never found?
>>1084844
Top kek m9
>>1084844
He just suspended his presidential campaign though.
Drive your cab
One song each edition.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7HEq8UqrujM
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Dbd4h1kaFlY
bump
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eY-Q8oPzOhA
bump
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X3dwBtqNpWo
What did people do for entertainment back in the day? Was it just minstrel shows, carnivals, and drinking?
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cat_burning
>>1084755
>According to Steven Pinker the assembled people "shrieked with laughter as the animals, howling with pain, were singed, roasted, and finally carbonized."
I guess you could say that's pretty...
Ass.
(Seriously, that's incredibly fucked up. The French are fucking subhuman.)
>>1084787
bruh this is fucked up desu
How did the Ten Thousand even manage their journey? I'm no greekaboo but it seems like something out of a movie.
>>1084742
Persians could not counter Greek infantry.
All of 3? victories before this point. The 10,000 wrecked Persian shit all the way home.
>>1084742
Not much reason for the Persians to fight them. They weren't an invading, conquering force; they were just trying to get home.
Granted, shit happened. Betrayals, assassinations, raids... But that's more or less par for the course of ancient history. 10,000 is actually a lot of people. 10,000 heavily armed, experienced, skilled soldiers moving through the countryside isn't anything to sneeze at.
I think once the Persians realized they weren't much of a threat anymore, they didn't persist. It's not worth sending tens of thousands of your own men to fight and possibly die just to kill people who aren't giving you much trouble anyway.
Then all they had to contend with were some militarily unsophisticated tribal peoples.
How did knights / crusaders/ other medieval warriors carry their gear with them? Did they have backpacks? Did they leave their stuff at camp while they fought?
Or just general historical bags / packs thread
>>1084638
servants
>>1084638
>Medieval Euros
Baggage train
>Medieval Islam
Baggage train
>Steppe Nomads
With the clan yurt, senpai.
>Imperial Chinese
Supply Corps & Depot.
>>1084638
They were called squires
How would you fix this /his/?
more colonialism
>>1084409
Real life already did.
>>1084409
Pretty shitty map. I'd use a symbolic projection to give emphasis to areas of importance.
Ask an ubermensch anything
>>1084372
You are nothing but a spook
why do you still live in your mom's basement
>>1084372
>an
"The" ubermensch has been dead for years.
