Yes, in both the theoretical and political senses. In both cases, it forced me to think harder and more rigorously.https://twitter.com/AdamHDomby/status/1467585897663193092 …
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It’s best when you stumble on your Anarcho-Capitalist and Marxist professors yelling at each other down the hall. Gives exposure to new ideas and their rebuttals immediately
I didn't have any anarcho-capitalist professors, but the Russianists in the history department were pretty clear-eyed about what the USSR was actually like, so we have some pretty Marx/Lenin-skeptical voices.
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Off topic: wanted to ask a question about what you’ve been saying about EU4 and not penalizing the player for pop depletion: if most productivity is agricultural than are large non-disease pop shocks felt long term? If the Cremona is sacked is that felt 20 years later?
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Most pre-industrial warfare is not 'demographically significant' in the sense that we can't observe its demographic effects. Exceptions, however, are notable and do happen (second punic war, coallpse of Rome in the west, the mongols, three kingdoms period, etc)
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