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Tycho Brahe: Life, accomplishments and peculiar death

Tycho Brahe was a pioneering Danish astronomer from the 16th century whose data collection and discoveries changed the way scientists looked at the skies.

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China Rhyming » Blog Archive » The Birth of the Yakuza – All About History, July 2023

China Rhyming » Blog Archive » The Birth of the Yakuza – All About History, July 2023
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All About History 128: Victorian Medicine

Inside All About History 128: From bloody surgery to strange medical theories, uncover the evolving world of Victorian medicine.

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Skeptic » Reading Room » Baptism by Fire: How Christian Violence Abetted the Advent of Nationalism

In the Fourth Century, when the Emperor Constantine made the Roman Empire Christian, he created an unstable amalgam. The tenets of Christianity could only be made to support the exercise of political power through torturous forms of theology and logic. Fifteen centuries of violence would eventually cause the combination of Christianity and the state to decompose, forming secular nations in the process. Nationalist leaders, their authority upheld by the gospels of power written by Machiavelli and Nietzsche, could wield military violence without being accused of hypocrisy.

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