

No you were right


No you were right


This is an honestly insane take and your bullet pointy bolded formatting and word choice makes me wonder a few things.
bonus recent picture:

This picture is a few years old but she was extremely opinionated at that age.
She is more willing to be subjected to human nonsense now that she’s an old lady.


What are you implying?


I was assuming it would mean those places could then rejoin the EU


dammit. good point.


it’d be cool if this happened still, although you’re correct


Exactly what I was looking for! Thanks
e: I was assuming without giving it much thought that the majority of this type of change would be due to conquest or economic contact between cultures. This type of niche created as an unintended byproduct of one decision made long in the past is fascinating.


Thanks, ethnohistory seems to be what I was thinking of. There’s a lot of Wikipedia articles to process but I am interested in any differences between linguistic transmission and cultural transmission over time.


I was initially thinking about whether you could positively identity any cultural trait of an ancient civilization or people, and trace that to a characteristic of a present day group of people. The obvious issue is stereotypes are not always accurate.
It might be interesting to aggregate social commentary from a period and try to understand what fed that set of stereotypes.


I guess getting those tattoos wasn’t enough to fix her


you’ve got my vote. I’ve already bought a pony on credit in anticipation of your check


There is a specific type of competence for grifters: utter shamelessness, understanding who you need to socialize with and market to, and some amount of showmanship


Michael Bolton


That’s a fair point.


Whoops, shouldn’t have traded long term security for temporary power!


even after the CIA cargo plane?
hell yeah brother