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It's quite optimistic to think people would read even that, but imo it's not an issue of understanding. In my experience, people pick a side and stick with it. Most people cannot be convinced of anything.

I read Blood and Iron by Katja Hoyer before I started Weimar, which is a very brief beginner friendly account of the years before the first world war and the Weimar republic. It's a good introduction to set the stage for the ultimately failed first German republic.

The Weimar book is much more thorough, going into a lot more detail and nuance, which I feel is worth it for one of the most interesting and defining times in modern history. Definitely worth a read, though I'm not sure if it's been translated to English.

I only pointed out your flawed logic, I'm not the one ranting here

I'm lately trying to learn more about European history. Currently I'm reading Weimar, by Heinrich August Winkler

By that logic, if Joe Rogan had his own podcast streaming platform, only streaming his own podcast, by definition no one could ever have more downloads than him.

Trump just wants to watch the world burn, and in Musk he found a way to do that without breaking a sweat

I usually keep all my settings in English. It makes it easier when you're looking for help online when you need something

I think everyone's news feeds are full of everything Trump's administration is doing. I personally have not seen a single mention of anything being done against that, though to be fair I am not American. If there are indeed protests of any kind maybe it would be worth mentioning them, it'd certainly help me and I assume others feel a bit more optimistic.

– Γιατί πίνει ο ακέφαλος καβαλάρης;

– Για να κάνει κεφάλι.

– Why does the headless horseman drink?

– To make (a) head

"Making head" in Greek would mean getting drunk to the point where you first start feeling dizzy

What's the deal with discord? I live under a rock