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Romeo and Juliet is fictional. I mean sure, could count as "evidence" but you'd have to be aware of the strength of it. Imagine in a 100 years time, the next
by stevezsa8 4y ago
Romeo and Juliet is fictional.
I mean sure, could count as "evidence" but you'd have to be aware of the strength of it.
Imagine in a 100 years time, the next civilisation finds some popular dvd and tries to draw conclusions from it.
- kaba0 4y agoI just mentioned it as a much later example for early marriages, but my other example(s) wasn’t refuted. Also, I think quite a lot can be reconstructed from even primitive drawings, let alone a whole dvd we know got popular and thus even more relevant for an age.
- stevezsa8 4y agoThe only "other example(s)" I could find from you was "The Bible". I (respectfully) avoided questioning it. I do agree with you about getting information from even primitive drawings. I think we differ in our views about the degree and type of information we can get.
- fckgnad 4y ago[flagged]