Alexander the Not So Great

Accidentally contrarian, midwit with PizzaHut Delivery degree, aspiring to wisdom; like most Romanians, I am an expert on everything.

[Alexander the Not So Great @Jorjgasm]

@avidseries The patina of time matters, and also the organic development around the particular area,which means that there are already shops, restaurants etc. The biggest impediment to making new places like these are modernist architects and city planners. The second are uncivilized people

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@cremieuxrecueil Maybe they banned them because dueling to first blood for them meant a circumcision slash.

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@ToughSf I love it and their combat armor.

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@ChivalryGuild You should be happy, bro is saying the quiet part out loud, masks off

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@JayMan471 Maybe some locals would not notice a difference or would lump them intentionally. Someone who is sus would sing the praises of Pakistanis and attack Indians or viceversa.

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@Empty_America People should have more kids.

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@ChivalryGuild I don't think Beowulf is a good example. Plenty of stories have these dychotomies, like Arthurian stories with Mordred. And the representation of pre-Christian morality was very Northman-like. It was just a different interpretation, but it was not cynical in my view. Derivative

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@simongerman600 The Europeans were a quarter of the world population then and land use patterns meant that there was emigration pressure.

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@Truthful_ast Why refuel at the ship when they should be making fuel in-situ? Seems a bit weird to bring extra fuel for landers. Awesome visuals though

[Jake @s_decatur]

Tom Wolfe had some interesting observations on the ethnic, cultural, and religious roots of America’s revolution in computer and aerospace technology - How the innovators had deep roots not in the Ivy League, or MIT, but the “boondocks” of the heartland.
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[Cimmerian Pervert @cimmerian_v]

How much tylenol to make this happen

[Alexander the Not So Great @Jorjgasm]

@Aristos_Revenge Really dumb thing to do

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@TallbarFIN I thought it was funny and I am pro-aid to Ukraine.

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@Arrogance_0024 Basically every map of Europe is like this unless it has to do with migration.

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@mmjukic Does Eastern Europe fit on the list?

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@libsoftiktok @Starbucks It's another one looking for attention. The libs were hatehoaxing left and right when they had the megaphone. The MAGA crowd is developing a taste for it.

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@Aristos_Revenge Previous societies did not have anime waifus and photorealistic porn and AI girlfriends.

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@voyager212 But are you going to fit some of these retroactively into your new setting?

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@voyager212 Amazing! Maybe sell some displates

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@RobertGlattau @simongerman600 Maybe the better word would be to reproduce given birthrates and the fact the US obviously had this talent in the past: the history of Silicon Valley, the Space Race etc. Maybe there is smtg wrong with education in the US, but employment in their field for STEM graduates is iffy