Note: I do not endorse Spenglerite historiography.
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I never really understood:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Argentina
From the history section of that page:
It's a shame. Luckily that sort of thing could never happen here in the US. ~/s~
The US got so good at ruining other countries that we ruined our own. The birds always come home to roost
Yes, I, too, enjoy a nice Vicky 3 South American playthrough.
Ooh, I should do that game sometime, I must have spent a couple years of my life playing Civ and Total War: Empire.
It's got a very steep learning curve even compared to 4x games
Yeah... the thing about steep learning curves is: I might as well be reading quantitative/modeling & simulation approaches to history at that point. Because eventually that could turn into contributing back to the field.