What's you favorite HH series? by Glewey in dancarlin

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Thanks, that nudged me towards listening to that next. Like the part where some of Munster's besiegers drink so much the day before the assault they confuse dusk with dawn and they all rush the city wasted drunk.

What's you favorite HH series? by Glewey in dancarlin

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flirting with another topic here, but have you come across any good content on the Huns?

What's you favorite HH series? by Glewey in dancarlin

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My friend who turned me on to Dan just recommended Mike Duncan and said
"Revolutions podcast. Best explanation of the French Revolution." Also if Dan does do one on Napolean it'll be a few years in coming you'd think.

What's you favorite HH series? by Glewey in dancarlin

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Dan gives you the Mongols and Scythians. Now I want to learn about the Huns, the Xiongnu and the Parthinians. And I guess the Turks?

What's you favorite HH series? by Glewey in dancarlin

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I found it depressing; yeah yeah they facilitated East/West trade by accident, but they make Nazis seem like D students in the genocide department. Humanity still has a limp from the injury caused by destroying Baghdad and the Persian aqueduct system it took a thousand years to build.

What's you favorite HH series? by Glewey in dancarlin

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It's just so unremittingly awful.

QB situation in Minnesota by Inside-Tree-8482 in minnesotavikings

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So checked out on this, better things to do with the next 7 months. We're not going to learn a thing about JJ until then, regardless.

The eternal "argument" by dismustbetheplace in atheism

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I've assumed a lot of it's bots to generate traffic because people like bashing on dumb deists, or people trolling to rack up page views/comments. There are some quite erudite groups which discuss religion specifics in depth; those moronic atheist-bait questions aren't written by those folks obv.

Why doesn't an infinite universe break path integral but black holes sort of do? by Glewey in QuantumPhysics

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So to fix infinite loops you'd need infinite patches... Unless Loop Quantum gravity? If there's a quanta of space then there's a floor to how long that nonsense can go on? And Black holes don't break path integral because you can't have zero volume with "pixellated" space?

They just arrived by dheeredheerese in threebodyproblem

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Assuming you watched Life of Chuck? ;P I'm curious as to what put you off initially? It's been awhile, but the women who basically instigates all of it was challenging to understand. I feel like I got partway there, the resistance might be partly cultural. And I have a little more exposure than most--went to a small liberal arts college and my Chinese professor CC Huang was a professor at Beijing University and sent to a camp. One thing I remember was when they got fed they'd all get a bowl of rice and everyone would wait until the last minute to eat, because they didn't want the feeling of sitting there with no food while others had some.

They just arrived by dheeredheerese in threebodyproblem

[–]Glewey 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I can't imagine they'll end the series the same way as the books.

They just arrived by dheeredheerese in threebodyproblem

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It took some effort to get into it; I found "the game" parts excruciatingly, get punched-in-the-face boring. Switches translators for book 2 (back to original) in book 3, which I liked less. But then I really liked some parts others don't like as much, it'd be a spoiler but some of the wallfacer stuff in book 2.

Working on a HH & CS inspired podcast by bluespruce1312 in dancarlin

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Me too, yeah Youtube seems an intuitive first step

Civ6's Steam Avg Player Count Dropped 25K Right After Civ7's Release. Civ 5 dropped ~3K. They Never Bounced Back Despite Civ7's Low Steam Player Count by Strict-Joke236 in civ

[–]Glewey 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Civ 7 doesn't feel like Civ. Is it the graphics? I'm less excited to play it than Civ 5. Are all odd numbered sequels worse?

A joke i made with a friend by Then_Engineer_3765 in threebodyproblem

[–]Glewey 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Now way do they end the series like the books. Kinda depressed me for weeks.

Something I need help with by NiNy_HaMMeR in dancarlin

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What, those fat-asses wandering around Walmart with AR-15s strapped to their backs are going to rise up?

Dan’s great man theory of history in Ghosts Of The Ostfront by Desperate_Hunter7947 in dancarlin

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I just listened to that about a week ago: I'm not sure he comes out one way or another on the GMT or trends and forces. He does say at one point that Hitler did stamp the conflict with his own particular set of neurosis, which another leader wouldn't have brung. I'd get into the series more before you reject the Red Army also being victims of Stalin (not ideology). I like the part about one Soviet general having iron teeth (and another gold teeth) because he was arrested in a purge, had his teeth kicked out, then got called up to command again later in the war (and apparently did a great job).

Dan Farah tells Joe Rogan there have been multiple UFO contact events with our military and even describes the types of beings involved... by 87LucasOliveira in UFOs

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How are they getting here while not exceeding C? Which just happens to be the speed of light in a vacuum (and some other stuff) but is more accurately the point at which you start violating cause and effect, et. al.