Message from @!?_Quantum_Physics

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2020-03-16 23:01:35 UTC  

@ass Broth

2020-03-16 23:02:49 UTC  

yes

2020-03-16 23:03:41 UTC  

Saying the question "Is cereal a soup?" sounds like saying "Is water wet?"

2020-03-16 23:03:50 UTC  

Water is wet

2020-03-16 23:03:55 UTC  

Cereal isnt a soup

2020-03-16 23:04:03 UTC  

I hate black people

2020-03-16 23:05:10 UTC  

KFC is underrated

2020-03-16 23:05:43 UTC  

Fuck you popeyes is better

2020-03-16 23:07:09 UTC  

True

2020-03-16 23:07:16 UTC  

but respect the og

2020-03-16 23:07:23 UTC  

not strongly with it

2020-03-16 23:07:25 UTC  

but

2020-03-16 23:08:14 UTC  

I'll admit it, KFC was good

2020-03-16 23:08:23 UTC  

But it just cant compete anymore

2020-03-17 02:13:12 UTC  

So y’all never tried Hart’s Chicken?

2020-03-17 14:00:22 UTC  

What's Hart's Chicken?

2020-03-17 14:14:55 UTC  

cereal is with mil

2020-03-17 14:15:01 UTC  

k

2020-03-17 14:15:04 UTC  

soup is with water

2020-03-18 00:25:58 UTC  

@everyone Daily Question 🔖
There were multiple examples of basic steam engines from the Roman Empire. More often than not they were for nothing more than a party trick. If someone decided to put that engine on a wheel or a mill, how would Rome change?

2020-03-18 00:26:09 UTC  

Rome died because of faggots

2020-03-18 00:26:23 UTC  

The industrial revolution would happen obv

2020-03-18 00:26:32 UTC  

Kek

2020-03-18 00:26:37 UTC  

Rome wouldve fallen even faster

2020-03-18 00:26:41 UTC  

I don't think their engines were strong enough for anything major

2020-03-18 00:26:44 UTC  

Wouldn't because slavery prevented the necessary economic pressures that lead to industrialisation

2020-03-18 00:26:46 UTC  

Send pfp rico

2020-03-18 00:27:05 UTC  

Joe, they would've steamrolled right through Scotland.

2020-03-18 00:27:24 UTC  

Large plantations lead to significant stakeholders in cheap human labour not expensive high investment labour saving devices.

Same as the American south

2020-03-18 00:27:41 UTC  

The engine that the Romans would have wouldn't be strong enough for anything drastic

2020-03-18 00:27:42 UTC  

what about in the roman cities?

2020-03-18 00:27:52 UTC  

Also they didn't have good enough metallurgy to do a proper industrialisation

2020-03-18 00:28:11 UTC  

they could have devolped better metallurgy

2020-03-18 00:28:13 UTC  

The urban patricians had plantations

2020-03-18 00:28:16 UTC  

They could have

2020-03-18 00:28:18 UTC  

But didn't

2020-03-18 00:28:22 UTC  

Possibly

2020-03-18 00:28:37 UTC  

the demand created by a steam engine would have driven better metalurgy

2020-03-18 00:28:45 UTC  

Not really

2020-03-18 00:29:16 UTC  

Steam locomotives+road

2020-03-18 00:29:17 UTC  

farming advances would be necessary?