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notallmensheviks said: @kontextmaschine no <3

kontextmaschine said: @notallmensheviks take this energy to write a post about it

notallmensheviks said: @kontextmaschine not kinda shit, extremely shit; nobody who wasn’t swedish used them. development of effective field artillery had nothing to do with metallurgy; it was all carriage design and doctrine

kontextmaschine said: @notallmensheviks yeah and leather-wrapped cannons were kinda shit until metallurgy got worked out, but they existed

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notallmensheviks said: roman ironworking was laughably unsophisticated

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notallmensheviks said: no it’s bc building actual steam engines requires tough steel and high-precision casting and other metallurgical innovations that wouldn’t come about for 1600 years