Smdh
10.03.2026 20:27
👍 0
🔁 0
💬 0
📌 0
Smdh
What did he think was going to happen?
Man this is humiliating shit
"I SPIL MY JICE"
This is correct
Should of specified no poison fruit, that's on me
Fact Check: TRUE
Square rigged sails, but that took centuries to catch on despite being clearly superior. Path dependency!
Yeah, I think about that a lot as well. We are barely keeping our feet under us.
The only reason "don't try and contest control of the Strait of Hormuz" doesn't rank up there with "don't fight a land war in Asia" is because no one has been dumb enough to try before.
Yes, Trump doesn't know what he's doing, what he's trying to accomplish, or what he'd accept, but have you considered that he's also managed to get the Strait of Hormuz mined
It's Over Bros, it's more over than it's ever been
Even moving firmly into the common era, Jesus: almost certainly was a real guy for some value of real, maybe the most important person-shaped object ever born, and what we know can be read in a couple hours and most of it is drawing on lost sources.
King Cnute: probably was a real guy, but we'll never know his position re: the tide
Hear me out: Dyson sphere
I feel like that view has gotten somewhat less common, but man does it annoy me.
It's a truly haunting thought.
I think about this whenever I see people talking about "returning" to the past. We don't know what the past even means!
99% of the past and all we have are a handful of sites and burials for all the millions who were born and died, wrote songs and played games, loved each other, and died. We'll never know what they called their grandmother, or their first child.
We have some of their material culture left from burials, and from the vast trade network across North America that they engaged in, but we don't know what they called themselves, where they came from, or what happened to them. That's just lost.
Starting around 2,000 years ago, where I would eventually be born, a group of people created huge earthworks of unknown but purpose, but which are staggeringly precise, tracking the movements of the moon over a decade long lunar cycle.
Well, not *nothing.* we have tantalizing glimpses of what they did to their landscape and the remains they left behind. 41,000 years ago, someone buried a 2 year old neaderthal child. So that scavengers wouldn't get at them? We'll never know. But it suggests some level of care.
I don't think people think enough about the fact that by far the vast majority of human history is completely or almost completely unknown to us. This battle was 3200 years ago and we know almost nothing. But modern humans emerged like 300,000 years ago. We know nothing about 99% of human history.
It's about movement building.
A Cybertruck with a wrap that says Zigma World
I cannot be convinced that owning one of these isn't some kind of humiliation fetish.
No, you're posting. They're building a movement.
And if you attack me? You're actually attacking the people's whose suffering I have draped myself with. I hope that makes you feel good.
Oh you have "leisure time"? That must be nice for you, I spend my time posting about other people suffering. By the way, that's "Doctor Aaron" to you.
Yeah, what's absolutely wild is that it's not like we haven't done this *multiple time* in *living memory*