Haha, and that says it all :) Radiation from an absolutely black body, a classic :)
In general, your argument is quite pointless. Just ask yourself the question "where did the universe come from" and try to answer it.
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Haha, and that says it all :) Radiation from an absolutely black body, a classic :)
In general, your argument is quite pointless. Just ask yourself the question "where did the universe come from" and try to answer it.
Yes, anything, really. As far as I know, he touches upon the theme of dark medieval times in almost all his books. You could choose The Witcher, for example; it's a good book, well-known, and there would be plenty to discuss with others.
And regarding the depravity – yes, that's 100% true. What used to be considered a disaster for the honor of a normal person is now completely normal. People actively exploit each other's base instincts for selfish purposes and don't feel ashamed about it. It seems like everything is allowed... for a certain price, of course.
No less important was the presence of prostitutes. They were the cause of all troubles and soldiers' riots. The English twice, under Neys and in the Lausanne camp, staged completely outrageous brawls, in one of which they almost shot Charles the Bold. (After that, they were chased around the entire camp, beaten, and robbed).
The Germans were more likely to fight over gambling. In the camp of Emperor Frederick in 1475, two bloody clashes broke out over losses in dice games. Both times, there were stabbings, dozens of corpses, and gunfire from arquebuses.
Charles the Bold, in order to curb the soldiers' desire to fight over prostitutes, included a paragraph in the Saint-Maximin ordinance stating that each company (900 men on the roster) could be accompanied by no more than 30 prostitutes, and no soldier or officer could claim any particular woman. In the Lausanne ordinance, prostitutes were completely banned, which, of course, did not prevent them from infiltrating the Burgundian army. When the Swiss defeated the Burgundians near Murten and stormed the camp, numerous women quickly bared their breasts to them, in order to unequivocally assure the victors of their gender. What happened next is well illustrated by miniatures from Swiss chronicles.
that in any medieval army, camp followers included traveling prostitutes
By the way, here's something from Wikipedia:
From a scientific point of view, the hypothesis about the existence of God (and related concepts such as soul, spirit, heaven, hell, etc.) does not meet Popper's criterion, as there is no possibility of verifying this by scientific method, nor is it assumed. As a result, any reasoning about the existence of God is not scientific.
Oh, you really want that? Okay, if I lose all the knowledge I've accumulated over the last 17 years, for example, without the ability to recover it, that would be very bad, because all the work would be for nothing.
How is that possible? The brain isn't a hard drive.
Basically, anything works, as far as I know, he touches upon the theme of the Dark Ages in almost all his books. You could choose The Witcher, for example; it's a good book, well-known, and there would be plenty to talk about with others.
Menti, hold on, don't laugh and idealize. I don't remember this moment very well and I might be wrong, but I think that the radiation depends on the temperature of the black hole. What will be emitted if the temperature of the body is extremely low? And for a black hole, it is low; otherwise, it would quickly disappear. And if it were that simple, these objects would be easy to detect, but so far they are being searched for based on indirect signs.
For example, the idea of a knight as an ideal of honor emerged at the end of the era of chivalry, along with chivalric romances (here, Cervantes should be mentioned). Initially, "knight" was equivalent to "horseman," and later also "small landowner."
Is there anything in Rasputin's biography that Boney M sings about?
whether it's a knight, a samurai, or a gentleman
but the intelligentsia of the nineteenth century (especially the early part) perfectly understood what honor was.
But we are not like that, gentlemen, we know what honor is.
Have you heard of "Alzheimer's disease"?
Especially you, when you threaten, "I and my clanmates will beat you up, you moldy old fool!"