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Flying Squid@lemmy.worldM to Lemmy Shitpost@lemmy.world · 2 years ago

Today's history lesson

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Today's history lesson

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Flying Squid@lemmy.worldM to Lemmy Shitpost@lemmy.world · 2 years ago
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  • krimsonbun@lemmy.blahaj.zone
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    even with all borders removed ireland still isn’t reunified

    • jdf038@mander.xyz
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      Time traveling Ira songs intensify

    • Noodle07@lemmy.world
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      They dug out the border to fill it with water. The northern moat they call it

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    At the same time, 1491, you can do a map of horses in North America with the same result!

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      Depends on how far back you want to go.

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        Interesting! Wonder how that would’ve changed early American cultures if they hadn’t died off?

    • Bernie Ecclestoned@sh.itjust.works
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      Thanks, I read it as 1941 and thought it was something about ww2

  • Psaldorn@lemmy.world
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    And avocado.

    All the good things that end in O

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      Even Spaghetti-Os. Can’t have those without the tomato sauce.

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    Please explain meme for us who aren’t this well versed in history

    • The Picard Maneuver@startrek.websiteM
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      It’s a meta meme. There are a few popular memes out there showing the divide between “Potato Europe” and “Tomato Europe”

      But this one is showing neither because it predates their arrival in Europe, I guess.

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        finally, Ireland is made whole

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      Potato and tomato were native to the American continent.

      • Brudder Aaron@lemmy.world
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        But how did Italians make their pizzas? :(

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          They probably used peppers.

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            Aren’t peppers native to America too

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            • atyaz@reddthat.com
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              I think I missed the joke

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          Youtuber Max Miller did an episode on ancient pizza in which he attempts to recreate a Roman pizza based on a fresco from Pompeii and a poem usually attributed to Virgil. He went with cheese, dates, pomegranate seeds, and a sauce similar to pesto. Which honestly sounds great to me

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            This makes me think that ancient Romans would absolutely put pineapples on pizza if they had access to them

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              They were the real barbarians all along

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            If I wasn’t allergic to pomegranate, I’d try to make that.

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      Neither existed in Europe back then. I’m not sure if there is another reference to that exact date I’m missing

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        América was discovered by Colon in 1492 and bring the first potato and tomato seeds to Europe

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          I’m pretty sure he didn’t discover it, what with people having lived there for tens of thousands of years.

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            I never got this semitic discussion. I can discover a cabin in a forest or a store in a city but Columbus can’t discover a continent because he wasn’t the first one who discovered it?

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              As far as I care, “discovered” is in relation to cartography, at which point most societies know of it and its location.

              Anything else is just pathetic semantics that could go back through evolution and the chronology of Earth’s continents and geography. No one wants that except a couple of Actually Guys.

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              This would have more merit if he ever set foot in North America. He landed in the Bahamas. It’s technically part of the North American tectonic plate, but so is part of Iceland.

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            I discovered a new restaurant last week. It’s been around for decades but it was new to me. I can’t remember the first time I tasted a tomato or potato, but to the Europeans it must have been amazing! And don’t forget chocolate!

            You are correct about the thriving and ancient civilizations in the “New World” of course. Getting olives and oranges and figs, even horses, doesn’t feel like enough compensation for what happened to them…

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            The gravity was there from the beginning of time, but Newton discovered it.

            English is not my first language but as long as you specify for who, you can use discover, like "I discovered this movie last year, it’s my new favorite movie since then’ and the movie was published 40 years ago.

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          I thought it was discovered by ship

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            poo if by sea

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          Removed by mod

          • LoboAureo@lemm.ee
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            Yes, you are right , he brings potatoes and tomatoes seeds, not potatoes seeds and tomatoes seeds

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    It’s amazing that we can recreate this map with such accuracy!

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