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Фото профиля ἄχθος ἀρούρης
ἄχθος ἀρούρης1 год назад

Yes it's called ευ ζην or ευδαιμονία. The feeling of prolonged happiness which is associated mostly with the feeling of accomplishment and not the shallow happiness of materials or a tasteful food.

Фото профиля Places Visited & Pictures Taken
Places Visited & Pictures Taken2 лет назад

Erase the fog of war in your world exploration

Фото профиля Toto Shock
Toto Shock1 год назад

No community notes

Фото профиля wavidavi
wavidavi1 год назад

there was a whole era of europe reviving Greek and Roman art (the renaissance)

Фото профиля Master Algae
Master Algae1 год назад

The Ancient City...

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C1 год назад

Everyone should read the Iliad and the Odyssey

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The year is 50 BC. Julius Caesar is literally paying Roman citizens massive bonuses to have a 3rd child. Rome — at the absolute peak of its power — is already dying from within. Not from barbarians. Not from lead pipes. Not from decadence. From empty cradles. Elon Musk just reminded everyone of the most overlooked pattern in history: Every single great civilization that reached prosperity and peace… stopped having kids. Ancient Greece (800–300 BC): exploding birth rates → Greek colonies from France to Crimea. Then safety + wealth arrived → birth rate collapsed → gone in a few centuries. Rome: same story, just slower. Elon’s ice-cold take: “The more prosperous and safe a civilization feels, the lower the birth rate drops. Abundance doesn’t create babies. It kills the urge to have them.” 2025 leaderboard of quietly disappearing countries: South Korea: 0.72 Italy: 1.24 Spain: 1.23 Japan: 1.26 Germany: 1.36 Even USA: ~1.62 and still falling All below the 2.1 replacement level. No invaders needed. A society that stops replacing itself doesn’t get conquered. It just fades out. Lights off. No one left to turn them back on. Elon has been saying this louder than anyone for years: Falling birth rates are the single biggest existential threat to civilization today. Bigger than war. Bigger than climate. Bigger than AI. Because you can survive anything except not existing. Watch him explain it in his own words (1:44 clip below) — then answer me honestly in the replies: Are we watching the Roman Empire collapse in real time… just with better Wi-Fi and fewer togas? And if we are — what actually reverses it before it’s too late? History is screaming the answer. Are we finally going to listen? Full clip ↓

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