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>Draft a short abstract of an Alt History Fiction book based around the premise that the following event never happened.

From its founding, Stoic doctrine was popular with a following throughout Greece and the Roman Empire, including the Emperor Marcus Aurelius, until the closing of all philosophy schools in 529 AD by order of the Emperor Justinian I, who perceived their pagan character as being at odds with the Christian faith.[3][4]

>> No.3231045

Do you want The Communist Manifesto with that terrible Album?

>> No.3231049

>>3231045
No, I want you guys to

>Draft a short abstract of an Alt History Fiction book based around the premise that the following event never happened.

>> No.3231050

Julious Cessar has sex with the queen of istanbul. Lots of sex-scenes. lots of shades

>> No.3231057

>>3231049
how about you fuck off instead and do your own homework?

>> No.3231064

>>3231045

>Not liking Animals

Careful not to cut yourself.

>> No.3231066

>>3231057
Lol, what shool have you attended?

Cali-420 Ganja University of Smoke Weed.

>> No.3231077

>>3231064

They should have removed every song but Pigs and the album would've been decent.

>> No.3231080

>>3231077

They have, it's called The Wall.

>> No.3231082

>>3231008

this paiting belongs to whom?

>> No.3231089

>>3231080

But Pigs is plain boring compared to The Wall, not saying it's bad.

>> No.3231093

Pigs is the best song on the album.

Yous guys is gay

>> No.3231112

>>3231093
I mean dogs

faaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaagzzzz

>> No.3231162

>>3231089
The Wall is goofy and overblown though, not saying it's bad. It just has no sense of subtlety.

>> No.3231180

That entire album is just godlike. Almost perfect.

>> No.3231200

If philosophy was never closed down or if Stoicism never developed at all?

Are you trying to justify that the Dark Ages would have never happened without the Christianization of Rome? I would say the monopolization of trade by the Muslims had a lot more to do with that, and it would still be pretty much the same if the philosophy schools were never shut down.

But if Stoicism never developed ever, there would be a more fascist or utilitarian slant, and maybe individualism would have never developed.