I love history, anthropology, sociology, and civics, but I always put on my extra strength tinfoil hat when I delve into it. History, is first of all, revisionist. History is wars and rumors of wars and we all know that the first casualty of war is the truth. Unfortunately historic research requires an almost supernatural discernment. Fortunately for me, I have that supernatural discernment, so I know what really happened. The problem is, I can't really prove anything! Remote viewing is difficult, but remote viewing beyond chronological limitations is practically impossible! 😉

My grad school history prof really brought history alive for me. For the past 30 years, I have been researching my family history, trying to discover what my ancestors were really like.Today, I am writing about a man who was born in France in 1544, but was sent to England to escape religious persecution since his family were Protestant in Catholic France. He died of the plague in London.

It used to be my fav subject in school, thanks to my awesome teacher!

One of my degrees is in history. Alternate narratives are usually interesting. Like ww2 from the German or Japanese perspective. Marx is beginning to make more sense.

I am very interested in history from different perspectives, specially from military sources of different sides of the same conflict.

History was my favourite subject in high school.
Most of my reading today is historical in nature.

Yeah certain historical periods/figures and events and art history fascinate me

with some perspective, it gets more interesting.

And yeah, I'm way into history

Love it. Fascinating stuff.

Some of it, yes.

I wish I knew more

I am history