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Why don’t the crystal gems use Military hardware such as an ballistic missile system to defend agains home world ?

I love the tv show steven universe but something keeps bugging me when I watch it. Why don’t the crystal gem use an ABM system to defend against homeworld? Their robots are weak and can be easily destroyed since stepping on them seems to be enough to cause them to collapse and bigger ships can be destroyed using nuclear anti-ballistic missiles, It would add a lot to the character of the show and be a nice nod to real life.

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Emily Temple-Wood, a biology major at Loyola University, started WikiProject Women Scientists in 2012 in an attempt to combat the sweeping underrepresentation of women in the annals of scientific discovery.

The trolls soon descended, but instead of retaliating in kind, Temple-Wood and the followers she’s acquired write a biography on a woman who’s made a valuable contribution to science for every hateful message she receives. It turns out, her efforts are desperately needed.

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a-imnu: “ mapsontheweb: “ Date of acquisition of independence. ” I think there is on error here as Greenland has never been independence and is still under Danish rule. This map also fails to show the occupation of Ethiopia by Italy which means that...
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Date of acquisition of independence.

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I think there is on error here as Greenland has never been independence  and is still under Danish rule. This map also fails to show the occupation of Ethiopia by Italy which means that Ethiopia received their independence in 1945 .

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Also I am confused about china as it was never colonised and controlled by a European power. If you are talking about the qing dynasty they only fell until 1912 far after it’s color

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Two Annoying Historical Misconceptions

The first one is that the Roman Empire collapsed during 4th century Ad. This is blatantly wrong as the Roman Empire in the east survived until 1444. This is more time than the United States has existed for the entirety of its history. Some of you might be saying that you can’t have a roman empire without Rome. Well if you define an empire like that which makes no sense, the roman empire only collapsed in 751 following the collapse of Exarchate of Ravenna as Rome had been reconquered by Justinian during the 5th century.


The second misconception is that of the “Dark Ages” or that following the fall of the roman empire in the west, there was a period of sustained technological and scientific decline. This is untrue and extremely eurocentric as it ignores the various technological and scientific innovation’s that occurred outside Europe. These invention include things like Gunpowder,Silk,Algebra,Spectacles,Clocks and all manner of other things we use in our daily life.

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Why the way we think of Cave Men is misleading ?

When you think of prehistory the image that immediately pops into your head is that of a tall muscular man who survives in the wild with only his strength to guide him. He probably looks like a body builder who wore furs and primarily ate meat. This is an almost total lie based on dumb masculine ideas of how society should work instead of the realistic and nuanced people they really were. The first problem is that most of them did not live in caves for a couple of reasons

1. It’s hard to find food in caves. Pre-historic men needed to get food and Caves tend to have very little of it. Most caves are located in rough mountainous areas with few animals for hunting. This meant that if someone was to live in a cave they would have to walk miles every day to get food.

2. Women existed and were more than mates. In fact they probably provided the bulk of food as most archeology evidence suggests that most nutrition was in the form of gathered plants and that hunting was just a way to supplement protein. 

3. They mostly didn't live in caves. Caves lack access to food and clean water while keeping you far apart from your food source of vegetables. They mostly lived in huts that they would often break down and rebuild somewhere else. The only reason we think that they lived in caves is because the people who wrote the history books wanted us to have a masculine idea of tough ancestor who lived in caves instead of the people who they were

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