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If someone had barely any understanding of politics and history, what books would you recommend to them to start with?
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Start with the Greeks
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History usurps the past. Politics usurps the retard. No book needed.
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>>23773589
How does history usurp the past?
>>23773582
What about when you want to understand current day affairs and don't have the time to dive deep into history?
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>>23773597
History is not the past, it is how we view the past. Very different things.
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>>23773597
Then you start at the beginning like everyone else did, so you start with the Greeks
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It doesn't matter where you start, just read a lot. It's like filling in a jigsaw puzzle. Doesn't matter which piece you lay down first.



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