Was Karl Marx right in his critique against capitalists? They contribute nothing to society

history: i know nothing. where do i start
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When was the first case of "divide and conquer" used to subjugate another group of people?

The reason why the Aryans became so dominate is because they domesticated the horse.

If, hypothetically, the Ottoman empire was somehow still here today and it still would have a tight grasp on the Balkans (like pic related), would the Balkans fare better than its current real world counterpart?

Who was in the right here?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=puJ-arJgkZU

I honestly feel like God is trolling us if he really exists considering that there is a 1 in 4200 chance of avoiding eternal damnation in hell.

How the hell dick Nicholas II and the Romanov's get so wealthy? 400 billion?

I've just discovered his work and damn he raises some legit serious questions, why is he shunned by academia and the "scientific" community because of his theories?

I mean his hyphotesis that there was some kind of mother culture while farfetched is grounded on his field work where he toured the whole fucking globe, dove into the oceans hundreds of times to search for evidence of similarities between cultures from piramidal structures to mythology, and now with the recent discovery of Globeki Tepe in Turkey his theory sounds more plausible

I for one had always had a similar idea on the back on my mind since the moment I became interested in history when I was like 5 years old so I wanna hear you guys opinion