Its actually just part of my vocabulary because I exist in spaces that use it often. Its integral to world systems theory. I never moved the goalpost, for me it was always an economic term. It seems we may have different definition of imperial core and imperial periphery. What does it mean in the Roman context? How are you understanding it?
The US is not an imperial periphery. Being attacked doesn’t make you periphery. Idk where you got that idea. These terms are primarily in regard to economic relations
It can be a useful political tool in the imperial periphery when used correctly. In the imperial core it is a tool of oppression.
The backs of your eyelids /s
Honestly I enjoy looking at buildings, they seem very strange to me on DXM
Debian and Mint are super beginner friendly
I was really worried during covid. I hope they are doing okay
I think its charming
Please don’t put any love related fluids in my coffee
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“But at what cost” is a common refrain used by western media anytime China does something good. They are just poking fun at that
I know this might blow your mind but it is possible to build things in advance of demand and without a profit incentive
I genuinely can’t fathom how I made you that angry. I guess the username checks out but honestly it just makes me sad :/