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That’s because the idea of the middle ages attend from the imagination of people in the nineteenth century. This is when people started theorizing about history.

Cities in the nineteenth century were absolutely filthy, because of industrialization and were busting at the seams.

Now they learned about this ‘dark ages’ when people were backwards and uneducated. For sure conditions were worse and more filthy collar to our current enlightened society, no?

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manglement

Good one, I’m stealing that.

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Thanks for sharing, that’s a sweet story

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Serious question ignoring the obvious joke:

I know donkeys and mules were used for transport, but with the advent of motorized transport that role is no longer needed.

What work there left for a donkey on a modern farm?

Akasazh,
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This is why ‘double u’ in French is ‘Double v’

Honestly - How much will you sacrifice for a better world?

Confronted with the likelihood that we cannot achieve climate goals, confront socioeconomic inequality, and ultimately build a better world without significant personal sacrifice: How much are you personally capable and willing to lose? I mean this in the most earnest way possible. Acknowledging the likely possibility of working...

Akasazh,
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No, I’m not a hardcore no child person. Just didn’t happen to find someone to have them with, and when I found someone, turns out we can’t.

I do think more people should try out the dinky lifestyle, for a variety of reasons, but I’m not proselytizing.

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I kind of appreciate your sourcing. The same citation is used by many, without disclosure.

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Speak for yourself, I’m a very resourceful procrastinator

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Yeah litigation is no joke. It’s wonderous to see the lengths people go to to get one up over somebody else. I think it has to do with the lack of social security or something.

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Somebody should do the math on those odds!

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That and the Ho Santa section, that’s not how Venn diagrams work.

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‘there is no te in this picture, therefore there aren’t any trees in Uzbekistan’

Said him who died of thirst because the rivier was outside his field of vision.

Akasazh,
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The 476,000-year-old log structure predates the appearance of the first modern humans by some 150,000 years and was likely the handiwork of the archaic human species Homo heidelbergensis. Paleoanthropologists believe H. heidelbergensis was highly mobile. Thus, it is surprising that the hominins would have invested labor in building a semipermanent structure. “We haven’t seen archaic humans manipulating their environment on such a large scale before,” says Barham. “It suggests an attachment to a single point on the landscape.”

Very cool, thanks for sharing!

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I could get into this kind of Paleo diet.

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If I’d had a penny for everytime that happened…

I would have had no pennies whatsoever, but a pretty decent conversation piece, which is worth something on it’s own.

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It’s not as clever yet, thought, as the demographic is rather small. I was amazed that reddits’ world news the comments were almost uniformly not only anti Hamas but pro Israel. I mean not to pick a side here, and not saying theres not astroturfing here. However there’s more diversity of position, whereas the reddit thread felt almost strangly like everyone was just saying stuff, but not carrying any meaning. Felt like the last scene of body snatchers where even the protagonist turns out to be snatched, in a way.

The amount of sophistication is lower. There are people holding extreme positions but quite often they self identify and aren’t state sponsored most of the time.

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That’s a nice bit of carpentry right there.

Akasazh,
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‘I’m also a qualified pilot on a motorboat you know’

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I appreciate that and I have equated the current war to the Warsaw ghetto uprising. I’m not an apologist.

However, as Sun Zu said, you must not interrupt your enemy when he’s making a mistake. Netanyahu’s might was failing. Israeli youth was rising up against him.

It’s not like they absolutely needed to do this right now, and they could’ve quite easily understood what the response would be (maybe not the entire extent).

Tactically it was stupid.

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I learned a lot of the English language watching cartoons. You even can get a basic understanding of culture through them.

However the crusty nerd Japanese simp is someone using pop culture to try and become Japanese. It’s as silly as coming to America and dress as John Wayne and expect Texans to accept you a one of their own.

It’s not about language at all it’s about culture and a feeling of belonging. There’s nothing wrong with it in essence. Say a Japanese dude dressing as cowboy going to a bar will probably have a good time and get entertained by texan people loving their weird fascination.

However, should they go live there and expect to be considered a true texan, they will find out that it doesn’t really work that way…

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Let him read the following dialog between God and a mortal considering determinism. It’s actually not very theistic, but merely presenting the free will problem in a logical manner.

It’s by logician Raymond Smullyan and it shows how untenable the position of extreme determinism is, without polarizing.

It’s one of the things everybody struggeling with the free will vs determinism should read.

web.mit.edu/people/dpolicar/…/godTaoist.html

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That’s great progress.

I’m afraid, however, that some countries may use that to discriminate against people holding those…

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