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I legionari romani riuscivano a costruire un ponte di legno per guadare un fiume con l'esercito in 24/48h partendo da zero, tagliando e raccogliendo il legno senza usare power tools. Giulio Cesare costruì 4mx500m di ponte per superare il Reno in 10 giorni
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So often, the online conversation of ‘gender equality’, becomes infatuated on relatively fringe issues that directly impact very few people.
Meanwhile, universal issues, such as education, which impact quite literally everybody, are swept under the rug and widely ignored.
Here are the facts -
Boys and young men are behind at every stage of education, at every age, and in every Western country.
They are behind in every racial and socioeconomic group, and have been for around 45 years.
And its not just the degree that they’re missing on (which frankly I don’t care about), it’s the fact that high education is correlated with countless positive health outcomes, that men and boys deserve to benefit from.
So why do so few speak so little about what is happening to boys in school?
And what are the impacts down the line when we refuse to help them?
What do you think?
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Speaking with El Podcast youtube.com/watch?v=6DEFMf_o…
Associates Degrees nces.ed.gov/programs/digest/…
Scholarships saveservices.org/2019/05/pr-…
Population in private households by educational attainment level ec.europa.eu/eurostat/databr…
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The correct usage in English is Roman Empire with a use of ‘east/eastern’ to give context if it’s needed.
‘During the reign of the Roman Emperor Heraclius’
‘The 11th century tension between the east Romans and the Papacy’
‘East Roman religious policy in the 11th century’
‘The Roman Empire in the 7th century’
The context will determine whether you need anything other than Roman. Most of the time it will be obvious what you mean.
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The new Lancet 'manosphere' article claims 'the perceived female advantage these narratives assert is not borne out of evidence'.
So if female advantage is a myth, can they explain how women in education are ahead in every EU country?
You won't win men back by gaslighting then.
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“Only 1.09% of youth funding analysed went to organisations specifically focused on boys/young men. These organisations received just £28.5 million of the £2.62 billion in youth funding analysed from 2020 to 2025…
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Imagine a male artist leading a crowd in chanting "women are useless." He would be cancelled by morning. This got applause instead.
Men build, fix, protect and provide, and a crowd still calls them useless.
Then people wonder why young men feel unwanted.
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“I cannot think of anything else while this is hanging over my head…”
—MIT MeToo hoax target David Sabatini pleaded with his supervisor Ruth Lehmann to give him a fair investigation, and it’s clear he was suffering. Little did he know that the fix against him was already in.
Lehmann assured him there was no “pre-judgment,” but we know from texts and court depositions that Lehmann had already conspired with Knouse and others to bring him down. Their plan was to use the DEI survey as a “cover-up” to sink him. See documents below.
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Αμερικανοί συντηρητές αποκαλύπτουν τα βυζαντινά ψηφιδωτά της Αγίας Σοφίας τη δεκαετία του 1930, που οι Οθωμανοί είχαν καλύψει με σοβά.
Όλο τους το κατόρθωμα είναι πέντε αιώνες σοβάς..
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It was called Spiderman, not Spiderman's Girlfriend.
In the trilogy… Toby Maguire had 5 hours and 31 minutes of actual on screen time. Kirsten Dunst had roughly 37 minutes of actual screen time.
However… over the trilogy he made roughly 36.5 million to her 19 million.
So she made almost $514,000 per minute of on screen time to his $111,000 per minute of on air screen time.
Seems to me, she got paid 4.5 times more than he did.
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Replying to @mikegatto
You’ve just expanded on your false claims instead of proving anything.
It is false to say that every emperor erected a monument. It is also false to say that Phocas did. It was erected as a tribute to him by the exarch. He didn’t order its construction.
There was no official language of government. Justinian issued laws in Latin and Greek with the Greeks ones coming toward the end of his reign. The idea of an official change of language is a myth. See Kaldellis’ work on this.
You’ve now changed your claim from ‘the old legions disbanded’ to one single legion which was not disbanded in some great change in empire but was present during the loss of Egypt and most likely wiped out. This is far from ‘the empire ended when the legions were disbanded’ or vice versa.
Heraclius did not change the form of imperial dress and he retained the title of imperative Augustus etc. Basileus was used in the east since the time of Augustus.
And yes I responded to one of your claims because it was the most absurd and reveals your immense ignorance. Rome was fully part of the empire and the papacy was subordinate to the emperor. You clearly did not know the empire retook Italy and have done some emergency googling in a desperate attempt to save face.
If you think that is a strawman then you are a grown man who doesn’t know what a strawman is.
Your comparisons with America are a ridiculous false equivalence. If you think the relationship between America and Uzbek are anything like that of Rome and Greek you really don’t have a clue.
All you have done is point to some changes that occur over the course of the long life of an empire and decided that these are tantamount to the end of a state and even with these examples you have failed.
You should do more reading.
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Misandry doesn't exist?
It's bold & blatant, & it is the height of ignorance to neglect to consider how misandry may influence harm & disadvantage against men & boys
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Men are twice as likely to ace SAT math, yet women are twice as likely to get in to MIT.
Put differently, 1 in 3 men who worked their ass off to get into MIT lost their seat because they were born the wrong gender.
17,000 men apply to MIT
8900 women apply to MIT
600 men were accepted
612 women were accepted
If we assume male and female applicants to MIT are roughly the same, the probability this happens by chance, let alone every year for a while
The probability of a sex blind admission process creating this result is 1 in 4 × 10³¹
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Replying to @anish_koka @aribindi
MIT has one of the highest female:male ratios in undergraduate admissions in the country. The stability of the ratio at MIT over time seems to suggest that it is socially engineered.
More graphs and details here:
jameslnuzzo.substack.com/p/f…
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17,000 men apply to MIT
8900 women apply to MIT
600 men were accepted
612 women were accepted
If we assume male and female applicants to MIT are roughly the same, the probability this happens by chance, let alone every year for a while
The probability of a sex blind admission process creating this result is 1 in 4 × 10³¹
Replying to @aribindi
I’m sure they are excellent, but im surprised that twice as many men apply, and the rate of female acceptance is double that of men.
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Greeks were occupied on their own land for 400 years, 2nd class citizens, paying the "jizya" tax to their Muslim overlords who frequently stole their children to force convert and turn into soldiers (janissary troops) or brides.
This only ended when the Greeks fought like hell to expel them starting in 1821. This should be the first thing they teach in school these days, it even deals with indigenous people fighting off an occupying force.
So why isn't this one of the models?
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Yeah, we ain't buying any of that shit.
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