Follow up Alright, All You Dashing, Swaggering Bush Pilots

On 02 Sep 2003 09:47 PM, Corrie posted the following:

Saxon king gets too close to a battle and a random arrow fells him.
I'd believe that. Civil war general leads civil war charge. Makes
sense. Punic war general takes only unguarded land route to surprise
Romans (taking tremendous losses en route). Sure, why not. All
mundane, if decisive, events. All can be accepted at face value. Most
especially because all could conceivably be simulated if not
duplicated.

But why do you believe them as SPECIFIC EVENTS? Not hypothetical
possibilities, but actual things that really happened? The only
records we have are historical documents. So I assume that you must
believe the documents.

In the end, does it matter? The Normans, Romans, and Yankees all won.

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Saxon king gets too close to a battle and a random arrow fells him.
I'd believe that. Civil war general leads civil war charge. Makes
sense. Punic war general takes only unguarded land route to surprise
Romans (taking tremendous losses en route). Sure, why not. All
mundane, if decisive, events. All can be accepted at face value. Most
especially because all could conceivably be simulated if not
duplicated.

But why do you believe them as SPECIFIC EVENTS? Not hypothetical
possibilities, but actual things that really happened? The only
records we have are historical documents. So I assume that you must
believe the documents.

In the end, does it matter? The Normans, Romans, and Yankees all won.

Del Rawlins-
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Wow....
Heavy stuff.
And here it was thought all you knew was welding. g


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