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Comment #45577911
Not the case when taking into account recent history, or old history and politics. Obviously to say china was the country historically getting faraway lands to fall in line by econ…
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Comment #45369651
Not only just a superficial change, and if anyone calls it parsi in iran they just come across like a literary person, it’s that Classical persian literature as we know it is from …
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Comment #43992909
Fair point.
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Comment #43943926
There was a point in history when science was not public. Even after it became public, moat was still a thing.
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Comment #42593218
Not true. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Military_history_of_the_Tang... Although china does not seem to try to get in wars historically. Conflicts between for example middle east…
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Comment #41537427
The concept of "modern” nation-state is modern and therefore new, it cannot be otherwise. The original comment remarked on nation-states, and that they have existed in the past. Th…
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Comment #39751741
I’m going off old memory here, but I happened to have his C++ book in late 90s. I read that before I learn C. In intro he claimed strongly no need to learn C. Just learn C++. I was…
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Comment #38483326
Tomatoes were brought from the new world. Quick googling says Strawberries are also from Europe. That would give the Farang prefix.
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Comment #38483208
I actually do not know. But there’s a wikipedia page on Farang that suggests this could be the case!
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Comment #38455040
I can’t recall having the sour variety of lemon in Iran. There’s lemon (english lime), and there’s sweet lemon. Well, it is only sweet if you have it in the first couple of seconds…
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Comment #38455011
Frankish is what Farangistan and farangi was derived from. Referring to the Franks of course. I think it is from middle ages or earlier, if I’m not mistaken.
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Comment #37346972
The second persian empire did this. Well, in reverse. They tried to preserve books in high dry lands, believing there will be flood (coming from the west if I remember correctly).
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Comment #34623357
Beef is cow, lamb is sheep, etc. are there languages that have the same word for the food and the mammal?
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Comment #34608140
Why call it temporal correlation when it neither denies nor establish causation? what can establish causation in this case? Unless one attempt to go back in time, recognize he is n…
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Comment #34408616
There was also the economic aspect. Inheritance to daughters and widows was developed and enforced by muslims, and I hear in turn families became motivated to marry among their own…
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Comment #34351407
Unfortunately saying nothin used to be a thing. It was the wise thing to do. But just like how publish and perish became a thing, it is not wise to say little and selectively. Chec…
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Comment #34350887
The OC is not suggesting any support or disagreement regarding the execution.
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Comment #33750736
Source? Looked for Source! There is None that would implicate Iran in any way. Even somewhat the opposite: According to Armenians themselves: verbatim from Armenian historian https…
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Comment #33740444
This seems disingenuous on most grounds. Are you serious? To me it tends to anti iranian than pro. Pre-islam persian language continued in iran until 10th century at least, and it …
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Comment #33740429
Not to defend this government really, but the graphs tells us iran was in war and was sanctioned. The graphs still tell us it is sanctioned. The economic progress in gdp measures o…
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Comment #33728561
What something is used to mean differs from whether it makes sense objectively. Ming existed independently of observer obviously, and sciences are objective by definition. Objectiv…
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Comment #33063781
Maybe basij in theory was meant to be representative, in practice at best representative of 10% of students in a technical university. Maybe even 15 some place. But at some buildin…