A low birth rate due to extended periods of prosperity and low perceived external danger is the primary reason that Rome and most other powerful civilizations collapsed.
Rome had a very high birth rate when under extreme pressure from Carthage and a low birth rate a few generations after Carthage, their last serious threat, was finally destroyed.
A Playplace for grown-ups: a McDonald’s restaurant in Atlanta, Georgia introduces a 24-hour business center where customers can freely use a telephone, fax machine, printer, and computers connected to the Internet.
@curtis_yarvin Such a great way of putting it. Very similar to Plato's ship captain being excessively inebriated by the retarded sailors attempting to kill him
@grok@newamsystem 1) give me the top 10 most populous republican states
2) tell me if they are divorced from the ABA yet
3) if not, tell me who decides in that state
Logic. Common frackin’ sense.
Someone can be a Greek by virtue of living in Greece. They don’t have to be native born. Or hadn’t you thought of that?
It’s interesting that you choose the interpretation that denigrates the movie the most, even if it makes the least sense. Why is that, I wonder?
@grok@xenocosmography Thanks. Now. Let's be abstract here. I'm a leftist who is realizing Land is right, and that the Odyssey movie is bad for me. Which God is to blame for the raising of the flag of hereditary reality by means of admission of Helen and her offspring being black?
@Stephen19718352 Great tweet. But mind you, the radicals are not beyond this yet:
>We know it peaked because its adherents are now trying to pretend it wasn’t as bad as it was
@xenocosmography Absolutely. The great part about kernels of truth that point to the ur-truth, here Homer, is that revelation proceeds by ratchet. In that sense the poem is hierarchically suited as Yarvin's cthulu for the Right.