Medieval Christendom is in many ways the last stage of classical civilization giving birth to two different civilizations, it is hard to define the exact date of birth of Western and Orthodox civilization because it took place over a period of many centuries, however when great schism happened it was more them clear that those two civilizations existed long before, practically since the formation of Frankish empire beneath the surface.

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Truly devote your time and energy to a large goal, which when accomplished, significantly betters your life. What is that goal? It's up to you

Fix your diet. Cut out one type of garbage food until you've adapted, then move on to the next one.

Absolute Nuclear family structure.

No idea primey boy. Maybe we are a bunch of love starved ďòŕķś that are hopelessly addicted to the idea of something that has become unachievable in the modern day and thus we need highly potent entertainment to distract us from the dark dark reality that has become common place.

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America is like Mars (God of War)?

None have, and it'll basically never happen. The Roman empire's borders are the result of its moment in history, and the city's location.

• Because Rome is in the middle of Italy, having borders beyond the Danube and the Rhine was overstretch.
• Forests were the bane of Roman formations, and Roman doctrine as a whole, whose main weakness was intel. The Roman army is the only one I've ever heard of that ever got ambushed by entire enemy armies, and it happened routinely.
• The Germanic tribes at the time of the Roman empire were basically just forest-dwelling libertarians without any infrastructure or great wealth for the Romans to take over. They were too much effort for too little gain.

-Because, again, Rome was in the middle of Italy, it made sense for them to annex the Balkans. It really doesn't make much sense to do that for any Northern European empire, only one based in Anatolia or Italy.

Post-Roman empire building projects have been spearheaded pretty much entirely by either Germanic kingdoms or by Russia, and unlike during Roman times, Germany was developed, civilized, and wealthy. Any European empire in the second millennium would have conquered Germany and Austria and likely ignored Yugoslavia. Meanwhile the Ottomans were driving up into Austria-Hungary, far beyond the old Roman borders.

Actually Ottoman because they was look like Roman Empire but it's Islamic, so guy and us common senses

Obviously the French empire or the British empire at its height. I mean my boy Napoleon Bonaparte used to go around essentially slòbbèring like sum animal over old roman statues/busts (he even made his own btw) while being buttered up by his advisors that he would be the one to restore the Roman Empire. So did us British btw. If we had gotten along during the Napoleonic wars, I have no doubt that BIG BOY ROME WOULD BE BACK IN ACTION BABY. I mean, the Roman Empire has so much cultural and historical prestige in Europe that even my random á$$ keeps going on and on about it nonstop. Even Macron had his party suggest that we should make Latin the universal European Language (which is like a super rare Macron W). I also regularly watch Roman little Dark Age edits and I’m basically drowning in ecstasy afterwards.

"Billions must suffer"

So... Andrew Tate.

All I know is that historians and history lovers will look at us and laugh at our pathetically degenerate existence for years to come. We gonna be trolled for like ever by the muslims and jews as well

The same way we remember lobotomies.

This one’s pretty tough. I think most people are against it, but as support from trans people in general becomes fully normalized supporting underage medical transition will become much more mainstream. In general it’s hard to tell what the values of the far future will be. It anything, by the time we are able to look back on this we will already have mastered human biology to the extent that any transition is completely reversible.