... in claiming the efforts of others as their own. Nothing left after you deduct the efforts of the Carthagians, Egyptians, Greek, etc. Which was a major problem for the Romans, because their numbering system didn't provide for zero. So they invented aquaducts. Nope, they was the carthagians. They certainly improved them.

...>> what have the Romans ever done for us? None of that actually, but they obviously were the first politicians in claiming the efforts of others as their own. Nothing left after you deduct the efforts of the Carthagians, Egyptians, Greek, etc. Which was a major problem for the Romans, because their numbering system didn't provide for zero. So they invented aquaducts.

... from the sanitation, the medicine, education, wine, public order, irrigation, roads, a fresh water system, and public health, what have the Romans ever done for us? None of that actually, but they obviously were the first politicians in claiming the efforts of others as their own. Nothing left after you deduct the efforts of the Carthagians, Egyptians, Greek, etc.

...> Even the winner lose something. But history disagrees and it says there has to be a winner to ensure stability for growth. Look at all the conflicts through out history. The Romans and Carthagian. The Greeks and Persians. The Spartans and Athenians. The US Civil War. Lets look at conflicts where there is no winner: WW I, 100 years War, Crusaders, Somalia, Etheopia. Only when...

...something. Even the winner lose something. But history disagrees and it says there has to be a winner to ensure stability for growth. Look at all the conflicts through out history. The Romans and Carthagian. The Greeks and Persians. The Spartans and Athenians. The US Civil War. Lets look at conflicts where there is no winner: WW I, 100 years War, Crusaders, Somalia, Etheopia. Only when...