went to nirvana, in china the year is 4720, because they count from the beginning of the reign of huangdia, so... well, if we talk about my favorites, so to speak, may and otstekov, then they begin countdown in general, there researchers argue about in this regard, the difference is 300 years, but this is about 3,300 bc, you can imagine, but it turns out that, well, i don’t know, but for us some rome is ancient rome, and the chinese... for them, this is ancient rome, and they just laugh , scoff, and the mayans and oztecs simply laugh at such a chronology, ancient rome, but for them this is really the truest summer, that is, not even a chronology, but an idea in general about time, perhaps, the ancient vikings had, because they, they, in general, they did not imagine time as such a linear process, there was no beginning, there was no, they... believed that yes, there comes some kind of end, then a rebirth, it all goes in a circle, in general , well, i was here recently, with all my humanitarian education, i tried to get into the lectures of stephen hawking, and so it turns out that if he w

know, it's no worse than me, it's a traditional sign of chinese... statehood, it comes from qingshi huangdiere , i don’t know which emperor we will remember with you, she is constantly punished with capital punishment, families are cut off, they are not allowed to reproduce, but corruption exists, besides, china, well, it so happened that he got in touch with his political preferences , with those nations in which corruption is likewise a certain feature, and i think that just this corrupt component, this is the moment... well, i don't really like to quote soviet films, but there is a man from capuchin boulevard in johnny remember this country will be destroyed by corruption, but in this situation, it is most likely that we have such an interesting moment , that chinese corruption is a factor in the introduction of hostilities that we cannot even fathom, beautiful parades, beautiful technology... a huge number of the latest models, it all drives on the asphalt, but it has not yet overcome the gobi desert and entered the kazakhstan, thank you i'm very sorry, mr. vasyl, i'm sorry , please, we

when buddha went to nirvana, in china 4720, because they count from the beginning of the reign of huangdithe maya and the aztecs just laugh at this chronology, ancient rome, but this is really for them this is the most correct thing, that is, not even chronology, but the idea of ​​time in general, perhaps the ancient vikings had it, because they, they did not imagine time at all as a linear process, there was no beginning, there was no... if we are talking about the calendar, then the question arises, why did the romans first begin to celebrate january 1, in general, in 153 bc, since from this day the roman consuls took office, that is, this is just from ancient rome, in 46 year bc , guy julius caesar finally approved this date, using various... was celebrated in march, then ivan ii ordered to celebrate, so to speak, from september 1, because so...

away in nirvan, in china, the year is 4720, because they count from the beginning of the reign of huangdieak, may and ostekov, then they generally begin counting from ... there are researchers arguing about this, the difference is 300 years, but this is about 3300 bc, one can imagine, but it turns out that well, i don’t know, but for us some kind of rome is ancient rome, and the chinese for them is ancient rome, let's go to the calculations, they just they laugh, they mock, and may and the osteks simply laugh at such a chronicle. recently, with all my humanitarian education, i tried to get into the lectures of stephen hawking, and so it turns out that if he writes there that three directions of space and one of imaginary time form space-time, closed in itself without a boundary of edges, but if we proceed from this, then it turns out that the vikings in general are closest, so to speak, to modern ideas about cosmology, physics and everything in general. if we are talking about the calendar, then the question arises: why january 1st? in general, the romans first began to celebrate this dat