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Alrighty then
She's a beauty.
You can tell how much the T34 traumatised the Germans by the fact all their new tanks after the invasion of Russia favoured sloped armour over their traditional 'folded steel'. It was an irrational response to a real nightmare.
You cannot underestimate the psychological damage the T34 had on the Wehrmacht leadership.
Imitation is flattery.
Or is this case, terror.
Damn whoever used that sword was a giant
I honestly dont know if that sword was ever used
if you were hit with the full force of that thing you would most likely be cleaved in half
The handle is too small for a normal sized person to be using it
Gigantism is a disease so it was probably there in the middle ages
Found an armor set
wew
Just giant ass soldiers
Imagine the money they could have made from being mercs
How tall is the dude on the left
could have been a manlet
No clue
wanna see something hilarious
Sure
Oh yeah I saw an ISIS documentary
They were showing their shortest and tallest soldiers
This midget Isis fighter
I'll see if I can find a pic
Regarding Aquinas, I have come to the realisation that discrediting his primary premise that 'all things that move are moved by other things' is the key to refuting his argument. And the way to do this is with direct empirical observation. The best counterexample I know I modern science is Quantum Fluctuations in a vacuum, "the temporary appearance of energetic particles out of empty space, as allowed by the uncertainty principle." Such an observation directly contradicts Aquinas'.
Has there ever been a study about the amount of information we consume affecting out memory
LOL
because I remember reading that the Iliad and the Odyssey were passed down orally
and those were pretty long
and actors would be able to memorize entire plays in 1-2 hours