Why Roman Empire didn't focus on conquering entire Europe instead of going to Africa and Asia? There’s a lot of unpack, but /u/Rittermeister maps out why Rome expanded in the directions it did.

Reading the Wikipedia page for Las Vegas waiting for my order at an In-N-Out in Las Vegas

There’s a certain vibe in pop culture that the Aztec’s are an “ancient” people, with a widespread misunderstanding of their #history. /u/400-Rabbits takes a crack at examining the historical narrative, and where some of these misunderstanding might originate.

Oh fuck am I becoming a conspiracy theorist?

Nothing brings people together like the vigilante style assassination of a billionaire who got rich off the backs of the sick and dying.
Nice to see some unity in these here trying times.

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Had the privilege of meeting with fellow creator and hair extraordinaire @benaminute.bsky.social to work on some exciting stuff.
We dug holes, filmed people digging holes, and broke down the alt-right pipeline.
If you haven’t already, go give his channel a watch!

If you actually care about Pre-columbian history and want a YouTuber dedicated to such a topic,then look no further than Ancient Americas.
Pete’s most recent video discusses the Calusa of Florida,with more to come.
So subscribe,join on Patreon(if you’re up to it) and join the r/AncientAmericas sub