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    LeBrok abuses his power as a mod

    I, Echetlaeus hereby declare that the individual called 'LeBrok' of this forum uses his power in an authoritarian way. I have seen that he always has to say something negative about my threads. This is fine up to a degree, but I can see malicious thoughts behind it. What he actually does is to...
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    Why are there reservation lands for native people in America and Canada?

    As this forum is full of Americans and Canadians, I would like to have an answer about this horrible phenomenon.
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    Travelling in Europe may be way difficult some times ...

    ... because some people, although they may know English, they do not speak the language on purpose, mostly due to some chauvinistic ideas that they have (I presume). Notable examples are: - French - Italians - Spanish - those from Czech Republic - Germans (not only in Germany) What they must...
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    The Byzantine Empire must be revived

    What do you think bros and broettes of the former glorious Byzantine Empire? Wouldn't we be better off if we create a super-state, an empire once again?
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    Reminder: we now live in labour slavery for ...

    the people of the middle ages were working less hours, e.g., in France they had 180 days off. The new technology and all of these fancy and trailblazing innovations, although they have improved our daily lives, they have managed to make us "slaves" of a new status quo, a new novus ordo seclorum.
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    Proto-Greeks

    It seems that both the language and the people (aka Proto-Greeks) come from Epirus (the united Epirus). What do the experts say? http://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Proto_Greek_Area_reconstruction.png#mediaviewer/File:Proto_Greek_Area_reconstruction.png
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    Why did Romans shave?

    To my understanding most civilisations highly valued men with beard (except maybe the period of Alexander, where they had to shave for practical, war, reasons).
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    Fallmerayer was wrong ...

    ... there is continuity of the Ancient Hellenes to Neohellenes. Here, Dienekes supports this idea. http://dienekes.awardspace.com/articles/fallmerayer/
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    Places to NOT visit in Europe

    There are ghettos in European countries these days. Name them, so people visiting the Continent and UK, will not have to suffer inappropriate behaviour.
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    We need to double crop production by 2050

    according to an article in National Geographic (May Issue of 2014). This is due to the expected higher population. This makes me wonder ... They propose 5 steps to solve world's food dilemma. 1. Freeze agriculture's footprint 2. Grow more on farm's we got 3. Use resources more friendly 4...
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    The Greek Speach/ ο Έλλην Λόγος

    is maybe the most important language in the history of our society as a whole. Its importance is so vital, that even nowadays modern linguists, in order to create new words, especially in science, browse the Hellenic dictionary. In fact they keep grammar most of the times (in English see the...
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    Quick reminder

    A new dogmatic thought of matter Matter = space curvature, therefore this world that is based in materialism is totally out of sense, as space is the first thing and mass just a secondary result of human physiology. The time-space continuum is the same, single and inseparable, in the sense...
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    Reminder: The Pythagoreans and Aristarchos of Samos ...

    set the beginning of the heliocentric theory. As such Copernicus should not have gained that glory given that he was based on giants of the past, golden, age of high intelligence.
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    Favourite European Female Actress

    There are many that I like, but among them I truly admire Juliette Binoche.
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    29 May, one of the worst days in the calendar ...

    ... as it marks the end of the glorious Byzantine Empire and the four (or even five) centuries of slavery and terror in the Balkans.
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    Estimating the casualties of war in ancient battles

    For example, in the battle of Marathon Herodotus says that the casualties for the Greeks were 192 Athenians and 11 Plataeans. Yet this is not believable by historians nowadays who increase the number to 1000-3000. One can say that this difference is quite high. My question here is this: what...
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    Valerio Massimo Manfredi

    I started reading him with his work on Alexander, then I moved to "Tyrant", where he explains the life and the deeds of the tyrant of Syracuse, Dionysius I. I really like his work and especially how he manages to marry history and fiction. What do you think about him? Do you have any other...
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    Scarborough Fair

    This gives me goosebumps ...
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    German music

    I start with this ...
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    Ecclesiastical chants

    I start with this.
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