DISCUSSIONS
What if rockets never existed?
What if the United States lost the Cold War?
What if Italy had revived the Roman Empire in WWII.
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FDR said
tmressler said
What if Italy had revived the Roman Empire in WWII.
Then every single person on Earth would, in unison, say "WTF?".
So true!
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That's why I put had instead of just had.
What if China wasn't communist?
What if self-determination never divided the Austro-Hungarian Empire?
What if Germany hadn't had so many aces in WWII? (If you look it up, all the top 100 or so aces of WWII are German.)
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FDR said
What if apartheid never ended in South Africa?
Maybe South Africa wouldn't be as messed up as it is now then.
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FDR said
tmressler said
What if Italy had revived the Roman Empire in WWII.
Then every single person on Earth would, in unison, say "WTF?".
Good luck. Becasue I dont think its going to happen anytime soon. plus, we might be saying it in Italian. Is it possible to say three letters in Italian. I actually dont know. I dont belive so.
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- MajorWinters
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SPQR!
what if general patton didn't die (you said general what if's)
if germany didn't have so many aces in ww2 than they would have lost world war two.... nothing new.
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FDR said
What if every single Japanese man became little Godzillas?
What if people didn't make lame jokes?
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Slavery is freedom.
Ignorance is strength.
What if we (as humans) had webbed fingers and hands?
We wouldn't be able to operate many objects (no WWs).
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tmressler said
What if we (as humans) had webbed fingers and hands?
We wouldn't be able to operate many objects (no WWs).
Also, we'd probably be better swimmers. And any swimming we do at night would always be in the dark.
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tmressler said
What if we (as humans) had webbed fingers and hands?
We wouldn't be able to operate many objects (no WWs).
So, most likeley, noone would have invented the objects in the first place.
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"Human beings may have had a brush with extinction 70,000 years ago, a genetic study suggests. DNA tests indicate the number of humans may have shrunk as low as 2000, surviving in tiny bands across Africa."
What if we had become extinct at the very beginning. Makes you think, doesn't it.
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ian241289 said
"Human beings may have had a brush with extinction 70,000 years ago, a genetic study suggests. DNA tests indicate the number of humans may have shrunk as low as 2000, surviving in tiny bands across Africa."
What if we had become extinct at the very beginning. Makes you think, doesn't it.
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ian241289 said
"Human beings may have had a brush with extinction 70,000 years ago, a genetic study suggests. DNA tests indicate the number of humans may have shrunk as low as 2000, surviving in tiny bands across Africa."
What if we had become extinct at the very beginning. Makes you think, doesn't it.
No, it doesnt actually. If we had, we wouldent be here questioning it, would we.
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MajorLufbery said
ian241289 said
"Human beings may have had a brush with extinction 70,000 years ago, a genetic study suggests. DNA tests indicate the number of humans may have shrunk as low as 2000, surviving in tiny bands across Africa."
What if we had become extinct at the very beginning. Makes you think, doesn't it.
No, it doesnt actually. If we had, we wouldent be here questioning it, would we.
It doesn't what? Make you think? Actually saying we are questioning it proves we are thinking about it and it obviously did make you think otherwise you wouldn't have replied would you thus proving yourself wrong twice.
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:O, I'm getting a headache.
Why question something that never happened, anyway.
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Eiserner_Wille said
:O, I'm getting a headache.
Why question something that never happened, anyway.
it's called counter-factual history :P
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I once met a man who had devoted a whole college semester to writing a counterfactual history report on the effects of what might of happened, had Hernan Cortes died on his expedition into Mexico, and his expeditionary force with him. The author was a bit of a nerd, but it was an extremley interesting article.
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