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08-06-2022, 05:03 PM
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Isn't it curious that we are more similar to Romans than to the Medieval citizens?
Impressive how things turned into complete **** after the Roman/Bizantine empire.
The way of thinking, fear of religion, hygiene habits, exercise habits, infrastructures, weapons, ... everything was better in the 100s AD than in the 1100s AD.
The way of thinking, fear of religion, hygiene habits, exercise habits, infrastructures, weapons, ... everything was better in the 100s AD than in the 1100s AD.
08-06-2022, 05:04 PM
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08-06-2022, 05:04 PM
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imagine everybody pooping into a bucket and tossing it out the window
lol at back than
lol at back than
08-06-2022, 05:26 PM
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Rome figured out civilization that’s why the elites still worship Rome and try to recreate it avoiding their mistakes.
New York shouldve banned horses like Julius Cesar did. Lacking.
Originally Posted By Numba1Misker⏩
That happened until the early 1900’s man. Sanitation is fairly new tech. See New York during the 1800s where fatigued horses were left to rot in the street.imagine everybody pooping into a bucket and tossing it out the window
lol at back than
lol at back than
New York shouldve banned horses like Julius Cesar did. Lacking.
08-06-2022, 05:31 PM
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Originally Posted By Basiliskboy⏩
^^ thisRome figured out civilization that’s why the elites still worship Rome and try to recreate it avoiding their mistakes.
That happened until the early 1900’s man. Sanitation is fairly new tech. See New York during the 1800s where fatigued horses were left to rot in the street.
New York shouldve banned horses like Julius Cesar did. Lacking.
That happened until the early 1900’s man. Sanitation is fairly new tech. See New York during the 1800s where fatigued horses were left to rot in the street.
New York shouldve banned horses like Julius Cesar did. Lacking.
For the curious, there are some videos os the early 1900s on youtube. You can clearly see horse **** all over the streets. lool
08-06-2022, 05:53 PM
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Originally Posted By PrehistoricUFO⏩
Maybe if Rome had advanced we would be living in worse timesIf Rome had industrialized - and they weren't far off from it - and had figured out germ theory, they'd have gained flight/rapid communication and humanity would have colonized the moon by now, maybe even Mars. The collapse of the West, the East's obsession with religious competition, and the dark ages set humans back 1,000 years.
Inb4 angry Miscers with Location: UK/England come in to bash Rome. You got colonized and your capital was built by Romans, get over it and move on.
Inb4 angry Miscers with Location: UK/England come in to bash Rome. You got colonized and your capital was built by Romans, get over it and move on.
08-06-2022, 05:57 PM
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Originally Posted By Basiliskboy⏩
yeah i know they had street sweepers who swept up the poop. you'd probably be oneRome figured out civilization that’s why the elites still worship Rome and try to recreate it avoiding their mistakes.
That happened until the early 1900’s man. Sanitation is fairly new tech. See New York during the 1800s where fatigued horses were left to rot in the street.
New York shouldve banned horses like Julius Cesar did. Lacking.
That happened until the early 1900’s man. Sanitation is fairly new tech. See New York during the 1800s where fatigued horses were left to rot in the street.
New York shouldve banned horses like Julius Cesar did. Lacking.
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