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on Open Mic for the week of 3/24/25Reading that article, I have no idea how gay people are involved in this. Normal people, and I inclu…- on Don’t Go Torching Cyber TrucksHow I feel about this is incredibly complicated, I actually completely agree it's a bad choice, not…
on Open Mic for the week of 3/24/25The answer is most certainly "...does not a victim make". They're contacting other men. He's contact…
on Open Mic for the week of 3/24/25There should be at least some strategy to the district choice.
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I’ve seen a lot of these, and I’ve decided that I really do not like this format. There’s way more going on than I can follow. A line graph would be a far more legible way to present the same information, and it can present it all in one still image rather than over the course of a minute-long video.Report
What I like about this format is rewatching each time keeping an eye on a different country’s rise and fall. It’s good for watching individual countries, though line graphs are indeed better for the bigger picture.Report
Meh…so Rome had the largest army. That was when there was limited force multipliers. We’ve got jets, depleted uranium, nukes, missiles, etc. You don’t necessarily need that many boots on the ground, especially when you just pay locals to run the place for you. That does sometimes mean the stability of your proxy state is questionable….i give you Afganistan.Report
I think they miss the USA’s brief surge in the Mexican American war, where most sources have the US Army numbering at least 40k-60k troops. (One source say the regular army was only 30k, but there were another 60k volunteers)(or volunteers brought the total strength to 60k, it’s not clear)Report