- 29 May 2009 23:26
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History has its peculiarities. For instance, the notion of motivation draws one to baffle over what inspires others and where is 'pride' from? It's so hard to contemplate, but what is the human?
The Greek ruler Theodosius (?), closed Egyptian schools and forced Justinian rules on the populations of Europe, forcing the dark ages on a people in the name of Christianity. The "Moors" take over Spain, rule it for 700 years and upon their abolition their records are destroyed despite their charity and altruism. Why?
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[youtube]8ZBGRVTUmck[/youtube]
[youtube]0AeU2ffftZQ[/youtube]
[youtube]40qFKOidAIA[/youtube]
[youtube]A77E6gPeciE[/youtube]
[youtube]MYkqu09i52c[/youtube]
[youtube]SytbECeh3WM[/youtube]
[youtube]Ui2DyNjXFWg[/youtube]
[youtube]gdGD0LcdoqE[/youtube]
[youtube]JJayRK8YTD8[/youtube]
History has its peculiarities. For instance, the notion of motivation draws one to baffle over what inspires others and where is 'pride' from? It's so hard to contemplate, but what is the human?
The Greek ruler Theodosius (?), closed Egyptian schools and forced Justinian rules on the populations of Europe, forcing the dark ages on a people in the name of Christianity. The "Moors" take over Spain, rule it for 700 years and upon their abolition their records are destroyed despite their charity and altruism. Why?