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this post was submitted on 04 Oct 2023
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You know that last comment is from an American
And it's pure projection lmao. Has this numbnuts forgotten all the wars the US has started?
the angloid parietal lobe is only capable of retrospection up to 2 months
they literally cannot remember the invasion of Libya, nor other important events in history, likely because the anglo saxon climate is so abundant with regular rainfall, cool summers, warm winters, and lack of natural disasters that there was never any need for future planning or past reflection--the latter of which is necessary to even begin to parttake in an honest view of history.
Contrast this with other climates like in India China Africa or even Eastern Europe, where the presence of either a dry season, a cold season, or predictable natural disasters would have required planning and forethought, as well as reflection on past handling of these stresses. Humans here would have had to save and store either scarce food/wood resources or water resources on a massive scale, in order to make it through the cold (Russia) or dry (India) winter, instead of simply living in the moment with your needs instantaneously met by a humid rainy climate that never goes above 75F or below 40F.
(this is a bit but I'm honestly beginning to convince myself)