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12 timestamped hits 1 source reading 1 extracted note Aliases: town

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Towns

The gunpowder revolution required a supporting economy: sulfur, saltpeter farming, chemical refinement, transport and storage systems, ironworks, and foundries.

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Turn Society Into The Cannon

2025-04-10, day precision 路 Civilization #45: The Gunpowder Revolution

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"Most people are using spears and pikes to gather, okay? They also have cavalry as well. So the problem for the Europeans is how..."

Turn Society Into The Cannon

2025-04-10, day precision 路 Civilization #45: The Gunpowder Revolution

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"So if you look at the history of Europe, most wars, the vast majority of wars, were actually fought over the Italian peninsula. One,..."

Turn Society Into The Cannon

2025-04-10, day precision 路 Civilization #45: The Gunpowder Revolution

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"And the Europeans had to figure out ways to mass produce salt, pepper. And that's why they came up with these nitrate, okay, or..."

America Is A Game

2026-01-27, day precision 路 Game Theory #7: America's Game

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"...Union collapses, okay? And now America is the only game in town. There's no one who can challenge the supremacy of the Americans. And..."

The Apocalypse Needs A Headquarters

2025-12-18, day precision 路 Secret History #END: Pax Judaica

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"...worship schools residential quarters and ghettos originally self -imposed in whatever town or country they settled this rare combination of wanderlust and ghetto mentality..."

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