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I looked up the title and it seems like there are versions of this painting with the more appropriate colours. I'm not sure if that means this post is wrong or if someone else made edits.

Something is kind of off here. The subject matter and the style are Pre-Raphaelite but the colours seem too muted and the shadows should be darker.

I'd help but I just don't think about the roman empire all that often unfortunately

Dont stop, Pugjesus. You're like half the content on this website.

"The 2016 Christian Science Monitor article "The Source Code of Political Power", by Simon DeDeo of Indiana University, used the debate as one example of how Wikipedia is an evolving system of ideas and found comparison to the Talmud."

Astounding. I, for one, am in favour of Wikipedia as a new religion.

Thats awesome! Do they offer the whole catalogue?

You bet! It's even better if you have a braindead job like I do, then you can spend all day learning and getting paid for it.

Paying the subscription for The Great Courses is absolutely insane value if its something you use regularly. Its not a credit system like Audible, its literally unlimited streaming of university level courses for 20$ a month (or like 12$ if you pay annually). The individual courses can cost upwards of 100$ so even if you only take one course every two months you still haven't lost money.

It's infinite learning, i cant shill hard enough.

How was it?

Bro same, i was like no what did mr spock do??

So does Nintendo like control Japanese distribution policy or something?

For anyone who doesn't want to read it, it says a horse has approximately 1 horsepower on average over the course of work day, but a maximum output of about 24 horsepower in optimal circumstances.