ITT we are 2chrs discussing World History

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1: [24h immediate delivery - the latest SharePoint Server 2010 specification 2ch (3)
2: - 10 years 2ch] [5 minutes a day - Get ● Try to grow persimmons! - topped regulatory cell, (2)
3: 100 years after the book describes how to do today (8)
4: Chinese dynasties had the greatest impact on the world at the time (18)
5: (·∀·) the term world history means no [sure] we said five (140)
6: to fool us to vote for the Democratic Party (52)
7: U.S. President vs Great Britain vs Emperor Emperor of China. (62)
8: [Shiono Nanami] tell the story of the Romans Ancient Rome (710)
9: History of India (250)
10: [sure] the first six East Asian History and Society - Papers - Historiography (742)
11: Money Threads General (217)
12: [sure] we do have laws even history (80)
13: alcohol, food and history of food and beverages @ first dish plate 48 World History (347)
14: Eastern Roman and Romania (213)
15: world "crime against humanity," the polling place ranking (608)
16: 34 old royal royal people of the world now (609)
17: Alexander the strongest (590)
18: Former UD BOINC remaining names to participate in world history Yes! The first 10 centuries (98)
19: talk to Comrade Kim Jong Il. (617)
20: A History of Gender (132)
21: Do you talk about the maid (172)
22: Russia vs the Ottoman Empire (466)
23: - - anti-Chinese pirates Ishidaira anti-national・・sad betrayal of one's own country of Japan - Deanie Ip ( 7) 24: neoliberal capitalism defeated socialism Why? (647)
25: The massacre of the 20th Century 4 (67)

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51: Qing Dynasty heyday VS pre-industrial Europe (176)
52: Bizarre World History (63)
53: [sure] ● ☆ ★ ☆ ★ ○ chat boards in world history (46)
54: Karafuto four Kuril territory of Japan (603)
55: Quote of world history, scenes, two lines [sure] give a name (71)
56: [2] Have a nice day - Sister Rose War] (5)
57: all-time genius man! (984)
58: Do not [sure] to say its forty AA Quote of world history (55)
59: [] [sure] said a strategy for victory - history of the world outside the battlefield, (75)
60: Kita Takashi; North Korea [2] General thread Kita Hitoshi Kita Amane Sui, (109)
61: [3] Yi Zhuang seedling Chinese history - Yao ethnic minority white South, (159)
62: Lenin, Stalin-era Soviet Union [sure] talks about (97)
63: [sure] they have learned from world history mutters (88)
64: Why are not releasing in Germany and the dissolution of the zaibatsu land? (121)
65: - Breaking News - Part 5 - History - World History (18)
66: Roman Empire and Han Dynasty (360)
67: General History of the Manchu real woman (99)
68: Germany's illustrious history (45)
69: Speaking of great figures in the history of the strongest in the world? (36)
70: rape carried out by Soviet troops in Manchuria and Germany, gangbang [7] (21)
71: the world's largest ■ (Powers) ■ The history of the rise and fall (67)
72: 4 [sure] to introduce a book recommended residents board world history (3)
73: all the white or the ancient Greek philosophy and science (50)
74: [sure] to overcome the difficulties with Dr. installation s calico 5.1 (117)
75: BEIJING The history of Chinese food - Duck - Bird's Nest, (18)

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26: the bombing was not necessary? (124)
27: - Case Takara Jin - Russia (USSR) Chinese relations (98)
28: ★ ☆ ★ 3 of [sure] General History of Islam ★ ☆ ★ (195)
29: 83 thread question anything in world history (24)
30 : Age of Discovery (56)
31: † † † † † † Christian Research [sure] eight (161)
32: independence ★ ★ conjunction with the former United Kingdom of Hawaii (119)
33: Pig's History (291)
34: World his first novel, [20] History of the relay line (576)
35: Japan's Tokugawa clan dominate American society (38)
36: I got to President Eisenhower (24)
37: Austrian territory has been reduced so I Hungarian Empire You two (31)
38: tell the history of Hungary (46)
39: Part 2 European bias towards the Middle Ages (513)
40: The Anhaan Gisugisu dick (150)
41: weird story I saw in primary and secondary historical sources (216)
42: [lesson] the death penalty, torture - cruel history of the prison - 4 (105)
43: Okinawa and China's ties to think in world history (634)
44: Makoto Makoto in Korea - - (31)
45: Spartan Soldiers 300 vs 300 soldiers who yuan (189)
46: On the Korean Peninsula (502)
47: [sure] Part4 honor historic achievement of the United States (100)
48: Axis of Justice   came back story (60)
49: ◇ Chapter 3, Ming ◇ ◇ ◇ (9)
50: tell the emperor of the Ming Hongwu Emperor Super Giant (79)

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101 : cavalry were really dragoons rode a dragon, right? 2 (61)
102: the law of the dictator handsome guys (90)
103: History of the Chinese eunuchs (part2) (61)
104: Ozawa Itirou vs CIA (20)
105: A Study in the History of Hideyoshi Tyousen world conquest (112)
106: Western Middle East real person with excellent personal Isamu Take (73)
107: The Tale of晉East (136)
108: Scythian dynasty Caucasoid series (2)
109: Scythian Mongoloid dynasty? (4)
110: Let me tell you that the terrible Mongol Russians (75)
111: ★ talk about the misunderstanding comes in movie history ☆ (556)
112: a nation Japan is a shameful country (43)
113: The Hanseatic League and the trade talk and markets (44)
114: Corruption in history (57)
115: Hitler, Mussolini Hirohito (10)
116: The Ancient Rome was a eunuch? (46)
117: [[sure] glory - General - Eastern Roman Empire Trebizond] (97)
118: Ino Usuki presence most developed countries in the history of the world? (173)
119: I want to write a historical novel fictional hero Scythian (30)
120: Well Rita Pyu, Nuke (21)
121: Roman Empire VS imperial Qin Dynasty (167)
122: - three generations - talk Zhou Yin summer [Ideal] (140)
123: The beautiful girl handsome handsome man in history (106)
124: The History of Jews and Judaism and Jewish culture (54)
125: [sure] the first talk末清greatly Ming (164 )

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76: Naka Takashi part13 Strike: Source for students (50)
77: Takeshi Hide Takeshi Hide want people want to be (71)
78: Yeah, this history (31)
79: Past I'm familiar with it and I can predict the future (56)
80: Masashi [Three Kingdoms, vol twelve (853)
81: - Satoshi Tamotsu innocence rebel revolution - the Cultural Revolution], (100)
82: - European - World War I [fall] 3 (139)
83: [Prussian] 3 ☆ For the German Empire [Second Empire] (54)
84: A Revolution in France (43)
85: [princess Shintyou tragedy - 5 Kawashima Yoshiko [Sylvia Scarlett The Koreans] (52)
86: ★ ★ all ages in the history of cannibalism (42)
87: If China were divided powersーChina (113)
88: I want to book on modern Chinese history published in new book (312 )
89: [4] The new party boards in world history - government - a new world order (37)
90: [sure] talks about the historical significance of the Russian Revolution (28)
91: Restoration ■ ~ ■ Third Republic France (48)
92: Japanese history (67)
93: Mr. Kon Zyoniru died (26)
94: 3 total [sure] the conspiracy theory view of history radio (209)
95: History of Albania (29)
96: Tori Tsutae damn person in world history (365)
97: - theory of sea power - naval strength - control of the seas, (28)
98: 6 Furasshusure World History (World History FLASH) (35)
99: 1 809 Sato Aki - assassination talk by Napoleon (59)
100: History of Exploration (131)

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126: size of post-Roman period and cock (20)
127: ■ ■ The right-wing members of the group full of people from Korea (74)
128: AA Doitsusure steward steward will not come again anti-Russian (75)
129 : History of the Rule of Law (66)
130: Which is the great Genghis Khan to Washington? (114)
131: ★ is a Scythian nomadic tribes like? ★ Chapter 4 (89)
132: principal cause of the decline of Japan in Tanaka Kakuei (70)
133: History of Tetsuko (33)
134: Revolt of Spartacus (36)
135: After the outbreak of World War III would you do? (56)
136: [] established the dictatorship and tyranny; maladministration, (26)
137: History of Drama and Film not released in Japan (28)
138: [Jewish]支族fate of the lost [10] Israel (90)
139: Abe added that the city? 脱出したいZE (20)
140: paranoid world history (35)
141: Merton (24)
142: [sure] the Thirty Years War talk (68)
143: The Origins of Buddhism and Confucianism ancient Greek philosophy (253)
144: Jitter vs vs Yanagi Miyako Hotel National Museum (19)
145: by the people writing the third edition plate Wikipedia World History (39)
146: - Morning Series: Cesare (51)
147: I'm Catholic and Anglican Church Shitarashii settlement (145)

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Why couldn't /int/ be like this?

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>126: size of post-Roman period and cock (20)

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>>6565088
I don't know, Polandball is about as good as "Dragoons rode on actual dragons, right?" threads.

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>124: The History of Jews and Judaism and Jewish culture (54)

Fuuuck, Zog has infiltrated 2ch too!

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Why can't we have a board thats open to more adult audiences to discuss interesting scholarly stuff like this. How about setting up topic boards for real sharing or collaboarative research and debate instead of posting useless pudding shit and attracting obnoxious 12 year olds? This site has had 7 years to develop and has done absolutely nothing to mature. I will use what little money I have left to register a domain name, start running a modded futaba PHP script and produce an imageboard that will actually CONTRIBUTE something to MANKIND. FUCK THIS JUVENILE SHIT.

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>>6565113
If you want actual political debate you might want to try an actual forum rather than an imageboard.

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>Do you talk about the maid (172)

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>>6565113
Because we can't have nice things, unfortunately

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>>6565113
>a board which allows free discussion and has juvenile shit on it
>a board that is fiercely moderated where you can only post what the moderators allow you to, but has no juvenile shit

Pick one?

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>>6565113
Sorry to break this to you, but namecalling, insuts and ad hominems were quite common in Plato's time.

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>>6565123
there's no reason you can't setup a decent imageboard thats geared to a more adult audience & topics. Taking off the shitty j-list, anime/hentai and porn ads and and removing /b/ type shit would obviously help (that and having actual mods and admins over the age of, say, 25 would help)

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No. 56 piques my interest.

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>>6565113
Because 4chan is not 2ch.
You have to understand that in America and Europe social networks aren't as centralized as in Japan. In Japan there's basically no other place where to discuss stuff outside of 2ch, so everyone must converge there if they want to start a thread. On the other hand, we baka white devils enjoy the luxury of having thousands of forums to choose from depending on the extent of our expertise and maturity.
It just so happens that everyone on the Internet uses 4chan as a place where to fuck around (and sincerely I see no reason because it should be otherwise), but I bet you will find dozens of forums where to discuss history seriously if you look around.

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>>6565186
>you will find dozens of forums where to discuss history seriously if you look around.
This. And most of them will be insular, hateful places full of violently angry aspies who happen to like history, like most internet forums dedicated to a specific topic. And there you will see the expression in reality of what you wish in theory.

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Thanks to >>21 I learned that Marx knocked up his maid!

http://jewage.org/wiki/en/Article:Karl_Marx

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>>6565256
>jewage

Who the fuck comes up with those names?

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>>6565113
>imageboard

Fuck off. The reason people like 2ch is because THERE ARE NO IMAGES. I fucking hate you retards who think the world revolves around imageboards. It doesn't.

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>>6565200
you can have the occaisional serious discussion on here. I've seen threads on /r9k/ where 30+ and even 40 y.o. folks would like to discuss topics anonymously without being sandwiched in between retarded memes, camwhores, and dickgirls, as unbelievable as that may sound.

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>>6565322
What's the one thing they have in common that was the focal point of this thread, dumbshit? Anonymous Posting. At least imageboards are at least somewhat presentable unlike the shit that is 2ch and dis.4chan.org, Nobody here uses the 4chan discussion forums again because of the shit looking interface (and the fact that its hidden from the main site by default). Surely somebody can do better than this crap.

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>>6566303
>Nobody here uses the 4chan discussion forums
you'd be surprised how many VIPPERS and expert programmers come to /jp/. I like the text boards because I don't have to put up anime screencap threads all day. The ones which aren't 95% spam are actually pretty decent.

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>>6566338
QWWWWWWWWWWWWW

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>>6566303
>at least somewhat presentable unlike the shit that is 2ch
You do realize that nobody actually uses 2ch without a dedicated browser, right?

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>>6566338
/jp/ should totally get its own textboard. It's not like very many people use them anyway, hence I'd think that it would cost moot almost nothing in extra bandwidth.

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>>6565113

Well, moot did branch out recently with /sci/ and /lit/, two boards that could attract mature and intelligent people.

Unfortunately, because of 4chan's demographics, and most older people only barely using the internet in contrast to our generation(s), it's basically all for naught.

I suppose we could use a history board as well. Nearly everyone has their interest piqued at one point or another by something in history, whether it be Roman technology, World War II, ancient Chinese history etc there's a place for it. On some boards like /k/, sometimes perhaps 1/4th of the posts on the front page are all mostly history-related, for example.

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>>6566303

Blog comment sections allow anonymous posting.

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ITT OP and friends "troll" and reply to themselves until the bump limit

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>>6569223
>Unfortunately, because of 4chan's demographics, and most older people only barely using the internet in contrast to our generation(s), it's basically all for naught.
Our generation is getting older though. Most people who've been on 4chan since the beginning have got to be in at least their 20's now, and I bet we already have some people in their 30's. Give 4chan 5 more years or and we'll probably have a much older audience in general, while the current "newfags" will have grown up to take our places. We can only hope that the teenagers at that time will have moved on to the next internet fad and that the site hasn't gone under.

I've been here since the beginning and I've moved between boards a few times, but I don't think I'll ever leave.

How old is the average /jp/er I wonder?

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>>6566303
>AMERICA FUCK YEAH FUCK READING

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>>6569223
History & Mythology would be nice.

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>>6569247

I think /jp/'s average age is 23. 20s is a very good way to put it overall. Either way we are definitely older than most other boards, but not by a huge margin. /a/'s average age is either 19 or 20, I forgot. But if you think about what a big difference 3 years can make, especially for a hobby like ours, it's actually no surprise why we're so different from them.

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>>6569261
Most of /a/ is in high school, actually. You're a couple years behind.

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>>6569278

I'm going off of medians here, even if half of /a/ was of average age 17.5, if the other half was 23.5+ (there actually are a lot of mid-late 20s lurkers), that would average out to 20 overall. And there are some older people on /a/.

Although now I realize, maybe I'm just thinking about 2008 /a/ though, which is the last time I saw any kind of attempt at a census/survey. I guess it could have gotten worse recently, even though Geass Summer before that had already just brought in an influx of <18.

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>>6569285
Also in before someone goes "actually you mean 22.5"

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Um... we're on 4chan. There are other boards outside of this which do cater to more sophisticated subjects, but this site is far too popular and infested with idiots for that now. I come to 4chan these days specifically for mindnumbing reading for when I'm eating or whatever, which is kind of sad really cause it wasn't always like this. But seriously, anyone mildly intelligent made an exodus years ago. There is very little reason to be non-retarded and on 4chan nowadays.