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mmph yea very interesting
those heads were moved around the island with little to no tech and always facing one side the island if I remember right @fuguer
you know that was part of the roman empire right @BabygottBach
its theorized they used ropes and a team to shift weight to walk them
which matches their myths
about the heads walking
if you start to study these things with an eye to both real data and a sense of historical scale, your view should change pretty quickly
@Deleted User, so the Roman empire explains Libyas 20th century success compared to the rest?
The roman empire explains a lot in history
He covers textile production and trade within India and between India and the outside world, as well as the source of British textiles and their export and import sources, within the first ten minutes of the video @BabygottBach
Libya is not comparable to say, Congo
romans built el jem
lmfao
@BabygottBach BLACK PEOPLE ARE FROM SUB SAHARAN AFRICA
actually
banjod pre colonialism = 4gb of RAM. banjod post-colonialism = 32gb of RAM
it exists in a completely different cultural and economic context
throughout history
@fuguer, how many malian structures have you actually seen?
and the genetics are very dissimilar
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Get on my level I have 64GB of ram
i heard this on npr today @Deleted User
you are a colonizer
I can play 3-4 AAA games at the same time
npr is trash
africa btfu
one jew saved all the animals
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@BabygottBach do you know anyone who has been there?
@Nerthulas, I mean, there's a very simple explanation for Libya
@BabygottBach I haven't been to Mali, but if I'm missing some fantastic architecture please let me know. You can post a photo or link.
my sister spent 2 years in mali teaching them how to not shit next to their water source
It had a successful anti-imp movement. Subsaharan africa did not.
What about easter island?
the level of development in Libya compared to Congo was totally different before the colonial period
How was their anti-imp movement?