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still 20 years! Average USA lifespan for man is 75 year. He should already be dead by now.

Yes money help with living longer, but with his bad health hygiene it should cancel out.

that's not the point, the point is it would be hilarious

Some women in Swiss were only allowed to vote in 1984.

Cleopatra is closer to us than she was from the great pyramid construction.

I watched it at release time. And the scene where Kevin Kostner run through his boat activating various sail and gadget to escape the bad guy is still engraved in my memory as the most badass thing ever. Was obsessed about the revelation of him having gills too.

All that because it was heavily inspired of one of my favorite Sci-fi series: The Pandora Sequence by F. Herbert (where the 2 last book are on a water planet, where human evolved for this world)

NB: the second book in the series was the source material for a more successful movie "Avatar" by Cameron. In the "Jesus incident" the planet is hostile to human, and there is a magical plant controlling it named "avata".. just to name a few similarity .. they are endless

but think about all the smart innovation from those brilliant billionaire brain you'll be missing out on! And with 1.3 billion American less, that would be a lot less of trump supporters

For the few people who didn't already watch it, and the best movie of all time :

Mad Max: Fury road (2015 ) by Miller .

This is what film story telling is about: having an entire weird universe told through visual medium. The 1st half hour has mad max gagged and incapable of talking, and it is amazing. Preferably on big screen.

A gem from the past:

Taboo(1999), by Nagisa Ôshima,

a samurai movie with hint of homosexuality. and an ending that can only be understood by paying close attention to the sound off screen.

A classic:

Seven samurai(1954), Kurosawa.

Just enjoy the black and white shot , and immerse in old Japanese culture

Hum I doubt even the majority of mod are "anti marxist" or "pro zionist".. may be you're looking at the more active communities, with few mod over them.. But for what I read I never had that impression

The problem with chronological forum, is that it was a used tactic to post massively new topics to "hide" some controversial topic on the "second page". Not to say that voting doesn't have its own problem.

I heard about Catalhoyuk yesterday.. So i have no clue how scientist are perceiving it. But the construction: all together under the same roof, with no street, is pretty striking.

Obviously this dude calling it "anarcho communist" is biased.. the wiki article seems to purposely avoid a neutral tone to make it clear.
But I can see why he came to that conclusion. I dont think we have any other settlement even remotely resembling this one, to make a more informed guess

i needed your comment to realize I forgot to put the wiki link. You can forward your complaint to Bookchin ;)

Noting the lack of hierarchy and economic inequality, historian and anti-capitalist author Murray Bookchin has argued that Çatalhöyük was an early example of anarcho-communism.[40]

how would you describe it? a no street settlement? a roof way village? a gigantic family house?