You Need to Stop Comparing Everything to Blitzkrieg
December 19, 2023
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Have you ever heard someone compare a longbow to a machine gun? A cavalry charge to a modern tank assault? Have you ever thought that such comparisons were incredibly silly, and wondered why they're so popular? Well then, this is the video for you! Here, we discuss the idea of 'comparison' in military history and its value as an educational tool. It has its benefits, but it can be a real double-edged sword!
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"How to Shoot a Medieval Longbow"
"Vickers Machine Gun Demonstration Shoot"
"Sir Hiram Maxim testing his invention"
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Introduction 00:00
The Benefits of Comparison 02:10
Sponsorship 06:04
When Comparison Goes Too Far 08:31
Why Does This Matter? 15:10
Something Like Philosophy 20:47
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