Category: Civilization, History, and Anthropology

My take on history is slightly different, which you’ll see as I publish the next few sets of pieces. That take is correct: European civilization consisted of the holy roman empire of greater Germania, and the innovations that occurred on the fringes of it in Italy, France, England, Scandinavia, and poland. European civilization is taught backward. Just as the world is the victim of the heartland of the steppe, europe is the product of the hearland of germany. Just why this is the case is very interesting. France is second in despotism only to Rome, who she imitated enviously and still tries to. Meanwhile, it was germany that created europe in a thousand tiny nations constantly competing. It was lotharyngian core as a trade route to the north sea, and the north sea after 1000 ad that spread outward. And the age of the atlantic only mattered to EUROPE after the muslim blockade caused the europeans to open world trade in the age of exploration.