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Well, this theory would be disputed by lots of french aristocrats who had the displeasure of having their heads mechanically separated from their bodies by shar
by elzbardico 2y ago
Well, this theory would be disputed by lots of french aristocrats who had the displeasure of having their heads mechanically separated from their bodies by sharp fast moving heavy blades some centuries ago.
- Nasrudith 2y agoAnd what happened after that? People love to cite the French revolution as a pancaea/implied death threat to anybody even slightly richer than them but forget what happened next. They not only had multiple monarchy restorations but got a Imperial dynasty which tried to conquer all of Europe.
- elzbardico 2y agoThe final outcome is irrelevant for the people who got their heads chopped. I bet they'd rather have kept their cranial assemblies attached to their bodies for a few years more at least.