Alex Mehr

And completely dismiss it.

The same is true in history.

That's why that book is about history.

Look at the great conquerors.

Look at Alexander the Great.

Look at things that went right and wrong.

Look at Julius Caesar.

Look at Mehmed II who used like cannon for the first time to conquer Constantinople for the first time.

You just read, it's mind-bending the similarities of those days, like Roman Empire being a great example.

to the current day that we live in and how the republic fell and it's just like it's a it's an amazing thing to read and i encourage people you want to cut through noise look at history it's like it's like that's a that's an example and everything that people argue about

I say, well, believe it or not, this has happened in the history before.

And you can ask Chachi PT, what are the historical examples of this particular scenario?

And then look at what happened there.

And it tells you, we have not changed that much.

People think, oh no, this is new.

Yeah, the tools of the warfare has changed.

But it also changed throughout history, like gunpowder, cannon, electronic warfare, navies, you name it.

Atomic bomb, there's a good documentary about that on Netflix, how it panned out.

And you look at how these new technologies changed everything, and it's just another wave of that, a new technological advantage, and go back in history, look what has happened before, probably happens again.

All these things that you say, like brainwashing kids in school, by the way, happened in the Roman Empire.