I don't have much to live for man.

Im hittin the sack but i wana leave with a suggestion:

If I lose my body, it doesn't mean anythingm

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What about something a little more practical for our book club? Tolfdir.jpg

Hmm

Siege?

Like a permaculture buk

Thats food

Good

How about a how to make killdozer

Ah, I have a semi corrupt flash drive full of nazdocs

Based

And practical stuff

Cia dox

Stuff like that

I was thinking an intro to powder weapons

Hope it isn't too corrupted

I know there were opsec and training manuals

ayy we talkin the trivialness of the material realm yet?

Stuff on electronics. Radio

Guns are so much more interesting when you learn in depth about the earliest muzzle loaders and the step by step improvements and solutions that occurred every step of the way

@sardine can not so trivial during a war fam

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@DEUS-DURAN guns are interesting like everything else

They're intricate little bastards

[insert evola-tier warrior line]

Anything with modular parts is interesting.

It invites autism.

The physics involved are insane

@sardine can it's all a matter of thr dynamics between them, fam.

Can't argue if you're dead.

Someone thought “ hey maybe instead of a spear going through someone or an arrow, what about a lil marble of smooth metal going supersonic”

I really like hollow points.

Kind of like well made paper airplanes.

The whole idea of velocity over mass is insane to me

They steady themselves.

@DEUS-DURAN not once you look at 17th century math.

I can’t handle any math

There were some serious improvements during that time that would explain the investment into velocity.

It’s still an investment see 5.56 and 5.7