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"the genesis of Islam was fronted by talented drummer and lead vocalist, Phil Al-Collins"
Wait does that make Peter Gabriel Abraham then?
The sacred prophet of sweet jams
Band of Confucius 
Al-Londani
Hardest one i had was a ten page investigation of the World system of walleirstein that i finished in a day
Most fun one was the conection between México and Sichuan cuisine via the introduction of the capsicum
That second one actually sounds damn interesting. No idea what the world system of walleirstein is but I will look it up
Edit: ah yeah that sounds rough af for a single day affair 😬
the conection between México and Sichuan cuisine via the introduction of the capsicum
can I read this? even if you have to dm me a copy
i never published it, but i used this article in my bibliografy that also talks about it https://worldhistoryconnected.press.uillinois.edu/12.3/wang.html
one fun fact is that at the start the chinese didnt like chilli only seeing it as a pretty plant, it wasnt until the Qing's new taxes on Salt that chilli was used by the lower classes as a replacement for salt in the internal provinces of Sichuan and Guizhou
If there are no hot peppers, there is no Sichuan.
A man who dares to eat hot peppers fears nothing; all of our Red Army soldiers loved spicy food.
If there are no spicy [peppers], there is no revolution
- Mao
Is that a real quote?
I used to love getting this dish called "Red Revolution" at a Chinese place that was near my apartment. It was basically fish and mixed seafoods in really spicy hot pot. Absolutely delicious peppery broth, so many whole red peppers in it. I miss that place, shame they got bought out and closed down.
I think so, it sounds like him and was pulled from the linked article
not many people know this, but The Weeknd's song "Can't Feel My Face" is about how much he enjoys Sichuan peppercorns
I am willing to accept this as fact without question actually
Very interesting stuff!
I second that request
I genuinely want to read it, if you don't mind! I'm very interested in cube symbolism. [EDIT: I just noticed you say in advance you weren't sharing it. If that is so, could I at least have one or two of your sources you used regarding cube symbolism?]
you'd be sorely dissapointed. It was a sectional essay on a documentary. There is one source and it had nothing to due with cubes I just happen to have knowledge and curiosity on the subject. My writing on cube symbolism was raw speculation about why humans might see a cube as divine. My analysis generally boiled down to, cubes are a very artificial shape and maybe to worship them is to revere the human ability to create as divine. Or perhaps the cube appeals to us because our ability to create is what we saw as seperating us from animals. Or maybe we saw our creation as proof of our innate connection to the divine. It isn't that deep as I was pretty tired.
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