Shot in the dark: do you know any good books on baltic colonisation? looking up 'history of Prussia' or 'History of the baltic crusades' does not go in the right direction

What decides who has militarily successful navy in the Hellenistic world? Are the big upsets a result of the naval powers (Carthage, Macedon) needing to split attention into too many areas?

Wouldn't the steelman of his argument be "rearmament is counter-productive for the defence of Europe if, in the process, it loses the political argument on social democracy within Europe"?

Are you doing an audio version??

Isn't the main gerrymandering problem that there are many more red governors willing to tamper with electoral maps than blue/purple able to counter play - so Reds have escalation dominance if you start down that road?

Disinflation being a reduction on the rate of inflation, right? So a relative reduction in consumer goods pricing compared to wages would still be disinflationary, even if all boats are inflating

One of the best asides in a recent Dan Carlin episode was linking Herodotus' explanation for low settlement beyond the Danube ("great swarms of bees") to the very real nomadic raiding and amber trading that was going on

Love the idea of using manorlords for modelling! Shame that settlement would starve to death in-game

I'm not sure if the recent divergence cases are explained by that? Have Finland and the baltic states seen significant gender equality advances since 2015?

There was a minor Harris lead among all young men?

Is this data representing a subset of voters, or have I been fooled by a narrative?