What events from history do you most wish could have been video recorded? I read a book about Comanches and it described some of the crazy feats and battle formations they performed on horseback, that's something I'd love to be able to see with my own two eyes.
>>18765579With AI you can now see almost any historical event. A lot of it is slop, but some of it is quite historically accurate.
>>18765579the battle of stalingradthe battle of cannaethe fall of constantinoplethe battle of nasebythe diet of worms
>>18765579really any ancient battle, it would be great to see how they actually moved
>>18765579>I read a book about Comanches and it described some of the crazy feats and battle formations they performed on horsebackI’ll like to see the aftermath of the 1840 Linnville raid, where the Comanche hit a Texas port town then rode across the prairie decked out in looted Euro garb. No doubt this inspired Cormac Maccarthy’s famous scene in Blood Meridian.
>>18765579Tenochtitlan it its prime would have been crazy to see, giant pyramids on a manmade island, in a giant salt lake, surrounded by floating farms.
>>18765579I would also want to take a pill that allows me to understand each people as a native of theirs. But:Anything before the younger dryas impactThe first peoples in the wake of de-glaciation, doggerland etcThe raising and rituals of StonehengeSteppe herder invasion of europe & aryan invamsion of IndiaBronze age collapseThe military, religious, theatric, artistic and athletic practices of the ancient greeks up to the Alexandrian (PBUH) agePost-roman age of germanic migrationThe viking raids of England1066
>>18766112I feel like this is the obvious answer, except that the Gentling's paintings of Tenochtitlan are so good and we already have those that it almost makes me feel like it'd be better to use the magic video recording on something else
