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Yes, because living in the desert is absurd and obviously unnatural. Setting aside of course 3,000 years of civilization in Egypt. While we're at it, let's al
by photonthug 1y ago
Yes, because living in the desert is absurd and obviously unnatural. Setting aside of course 3,000 years of civilization in Egypt. While we're at it, let's also unpack all these skyscrapers in New York and Tokyo and make sure no one is living at any height greater than the monkeys in the trees.
- lazyasciiart 1y agoThe Nile is, uh, enormously relevant to Egyptian civilization.
- photonthug 1y agoWait until you hear about the mighty Colorado. The Hoover dam wasn't just built to imprison Decepticons you know
- RhysU 1y agoWhat about the Decepticons he or she has yet to meet?
- dukeofdoom 1y agoEgypt went from 8 million to 80 million in the last century. In large part because of the rest of the world (massive grain imports from Ukraine ... for example). But it can obviously work, thanks to globalization and how cheap it's to transport things by container ships. Desalination that runs off of Solar panels makes it pretty viable for places like Dubai to exist. The cheap solar energy from the Desert, makes it attractive for future data centers to be placed there. Also, Ancient Egypt had slaves. A lot of the modern middle eastern states rely on cheap labour from India and Afghanistan. And Oil money ...