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Kojim jezikom je govorio Robin Hud .
Gledao sam neku emisiju o nekim knjigama tog doba , pa ni Englezi ne znaju šta piše .
Suština pitanja je , ko je sve ove istorijske knjige preveo na latinski u ovoj formi čitanja , i na druge moderne jezike od pre 500 i više godina .
Gledao sam neku emisiju o nekim knjigama tog doba , pa ni Englezi ne znaju šta piše .
Suština pitanja je , ko je sve ove istorijske knjige preveo na latinski u ovoj formi čitanja , i na druge moderne jezike od pre 500 i više godina .
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Sa Vikipedije na engleskom: "Poreklo legende, kao i istorijski kontekst, predmet su rasprave vekovima. Postoje brojni navodi na istorijske ličnosti sa sličnim imenima, koji su predlagani kao mogući dokaz njegovog postojanja, neki datiraju još iz kasnog 13. veka. Istoričari i folkloristi su izneli najmanje osam verovatnih porekla priče, uključujući sugestije da je "Robin Hud" bio standardni pseudonim koji su koristili ili se odnosili na razbojnike."
Ako ipak pretpostavimo da je RH postojao Gemini AI ide ovako: "Krajem 13. veka u okolini Notingema, kao i u većem delu Engleske, govorila su se ova 3 jezika:
SREDNJI ENGLESKI: Jezik običnog naroda. Razvijao se iz staroengleskog i bio je govorni jezik regiona.
ANGLO-NORMANSKI: Dijalekt starofrancuskog, jezik vladajuće klase, plemstva, pravnog sistema i važan jezik na kraljevskom dvoru.
LATINSKI: Jezik crkve i pisanih zapisa."
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Najhrabriji medju hrabrima, komandant 204. lovačkog puka....
Milenko Pavlović (Gornje Crniljevo, 5. oktobar 1959 — Valjevo, 4. maj 1999) bio je pilot Vojske Jugoslavije i komandant 204. lovačko-avijacijskog puka sa činom potpukovnika. Poginuo je u borbi sa NATO eskadrilom iznad Valjeva 4. maja 1999. tokom NATO bombardovanja SRJ. Posthumno je unapređen u čin pukovnika.
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Na žalost, čini mi se da nemam. Malo čistim svoj X nalog pa postaljam zanimljive priloge, ali čini mi se da nemam ništa o Egiptu
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In 1972, a French scientist locked himself in a pitch-black cave 440 feet underground for 180 days.
No light.
No time.
No human contact.
He wanted to uncover the secrets of the human mind—and what he found was literally TIME-BENDING:
Michel Siffre was a geologist and researcher obsessed with understanding human biology in extreme conditions.
He believed the key to unlocking the human mind lay in its relationship with time.
To test this, he devised a radical experiment.
Siffre volunteered to live completely isolated in a cave.
No clocks
No sunlight
No way to track time
He wanted to find out:
• How the brain reacts to total isolation
• What happens when you’re cut off from natural cycles
The world thought he was insane.
In 1972, Siffre descended 440 feet underground into a cave in Texas.
No contact with the outside world
No sun to guide his days
Just him, a sleeping bag, and tools for survival
The darkness was absolute.
The silence, deafening.
At first, Siffre tried to maintain a routine.
He followed hunger and fatigue to decide when to eat and sleep.
But without light or clocks…
His sense of time began to distort.
Hours felt like minutes
Days blurred together
Siffre’s mental state deteriorated quickly:
• He hallucinated shadows and voices
• He became paranoid—convinced someone else was in the cave
• His thoughts spiraled into chaos
The isolation was breaking his mind.
What he didn’t know:
His team above ground was watching everything.
They recorded his activity to compare it to real time.
The results?
Siffre was completely disconnected from reality.
By Month 2, he believed 24 hours had passed when it had been nearly 48.
His internal clock had slowed drastically.
His body created a new rhythm:
• 36 hours awake
• 12 hours asleep
This shocked scientists.
Humans evolved to follow the 24-hour circadian rhythm set by sunlight.
But without light, Siffre’s body invented its own clock—independent of the sun.
It was proof that the human brain has a built-in time system.
But there was a darker discovery.
As weeks turned into months, his mental state worsened:
• He forgot words mid-sentence
• He struggled to remember basic facts
• His emotions swung wildly between joy and despair
Isolation was rewriting his brain.
Siffre later described the experience as:
“A slow slide into madness.”
He talked to insects for company
He found comfort in his own voice
But silence always returned, crushing and relentless
After 180 days, Siffre was pulled out of the cave.
To him, only 151 days had passed.
He was stunned to learn how much time he’d lost.
Without external cues, the brain loses its grip on time.
Siffre’s experiment revealed:
• Time isn’t just external—it’s something the mind actively creates
• Isolation and sensory deprivation warp this ability, causing disorientation
His findings transformed our understanding of time perception.
They led to breakthroughs in:
• Circadian rhythm research
• Space exploration (astronaut isolation)
• Mental health in solitary confinement
But the cost was high.
Siffre didn’t emerge unscathed:
• He suffered permanent memory loss
• His mental health took years to recover
• He described the cave as “an endless night” that haunted him for decades
He paid a steep price for his discoveries.
Yet despite the trauma, Siffre continued his research.
He later isolated himself in other caves to replicate his findings.
His work laid the foundation for modern sleep science and time psychology.
But the questions he raised remain:
What is time, really?
Is it a construct of the external world—
Or something created by the mind?
Siffre’s experiments showed that time is both.
And that the mind holds the ultimate power to shape it.
“The mind is a universe of its own.” – Michel Siffre
Siffre’s legacy is a reminder:
Of both the resilience and fragility of the human brain.
And how isolation can reveal the depths of our inner world.
No light.
No time.
No human contact.
He wanted to uncover the secrets of the human mind—and what he found was literally TIME-BENDING:
Michel Siffre was a geologist and researcher obsessed with understanding human biology in extreme conditions.
He believed the key to unlocking the human mind lay in its relationship with time.
To test this, he devised a radical experiment.
Siffre volunteered to live completely isolated in a cave.
No clocks
No sunlight
No way to track time
He wanted to find out:
• How the brain reacts to total isolation
• What happens when you’re cut off from natural cycles
The world thought he was insane.
In 1972, Siffre descended 440 feet underground into a cave in Texas.
No contact with the outside world
No sun to guide his days
Just him, a sleeping bag, and tools for survival
The darkness was absolute.
The silence, deafening.
At first, Siffre tried to maintain a routine.
He followed hunger and fatigue to decide when to eat and sleep.
But without light or clocks…
His sense of time began to distort.
Hours felt like minutes
Days blurred together
Siffre’s mental state deteriorated quickly:
• He hallucinated shadows and voices
• He became paranoid—convinced someone else was in the cave
• His thoughts spiraled into chaos
The isolation was breaking his mind.
What he didn’t know:
His team above ground was watching everything.
They recorded his activity to compare it to real time.
The results?
Siffre was completely disconnected from reality.
By Month 2, he believed 24 hours had passed when it had been nearly 48.
His internal clock had slowed drastically.
His body created a new rhythm:
• 36 hours awake
• 12 hours asleep
This shocked scientists.
Humans evolved to follow the 24-hour circadian rhythm set by sunlight.
But without light, Siffre’s body invented its own clock—independent of the sun.
It was proof that the human brain has a built-in time system.
But there was a darker discovery.
As weeks turned into months, his mental state worsened:
• He forgot words mid-sentence
• He struggled to remember basic facts
• His emotions swung wildly between joy and despair
Isolation was rewriting his brain.
Siffre later described the experience as:
“A slow slide into madness.”
He talked to insects for company
He found comfort in his own voice
But silence always returned, crushing and relentless
After 180 days, Siffre was pulled out of the cave.
To him, only 151 days had passed.
He was stunned to learn how much time he’d lost.
Without external cues, the brain loses its grip on time.
Siffre’s experiment revealed:
• Time isn’t just external—it’s something the mind actively creates
• Isolation and sensory deprivation warp this ability, causing disorientation
His findings transformed our understanding of time perception.
They led to breakthroughs in:
• Circadian rhythm research
• Space exploration (astronaut isolation)
• Mental health in solitary confinement
But the cost was high.
Siffre didn’t emerge unscathed:
• He suffered permanent memory loss
• His mental health took years to recover
• He described the cave as “an endless night” that haunted him for decades
He paid a steep price for his discoveries.
Yet despite the trauma, Siffre continued his research.
He later isolated himself in other caves to replicate his findings.
His work laid the foundation for modern sleep science and time psychology.
But the questions he raised remain:
What is time, really?
Is it a construct of the external world—
Or something created by the mind?
Siffre’s experiments showed that time is both.
And that the mind holds the ultimate power to shape it.
“The mind is a universe of its own.” – Michel Siffre
Siffre’s legacy is a reminder:
Of both the resilience and fragility of the human brain.
And how isolation can reveal the depths of our inner world.
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Savet za današnje političare kad vide glumce na političkoj sceni
Šta bi se desilo da SR Srbija nije imala pokrajine, odnosno da komunisti nisu formirali autonomne pokrajine Vojvodinu i Kosovo i Metohiju u sastavu Srbije? Ovde prvenstveno mislim naravno na Kosovo i Metohiju. Da li bi sudbina Kosova i Metohije bila drugačija da SR Srbija nije imala pokrajine?
Moje neko mišljenje je da formiranje pokrajina nije odredilo sudbinu Kosova i Metohije nego to što su Albanci demografski preovladali na tom području još u prvoj polovini 20. veka i to što se Milošević zamerio Zapadu pa su Albanci nagovoreni da se pobune protiv njegove vlasti što je iskorišćeno kao povod za napad na Srbiju. Njih je bilo veoma mnogo a Milošević je zaista vodio preteranu antizapadnu politiku i mislim da nikakav drugačiji formalno-pravni status KiM ne bi promenio trenutno stanje u južnoj srpskoj pokrajini. U svakoj mojoj jednačini sa mnogo Albanaca na KiM i sa Miloševićem takvim kakav je bio stanje na KiM bi bilo kakvo jeste danas.
Moje neko mišljenje je da formiranje pokrajina nije odredilo sudbinu Kosova i Metohije nego to što su Albanci demografski preovladali na tom području još u prvoj polovini 20. veka i to što se Milošević zamerio Zapadu pa su Albanci nagovoreni da se pobune protiv njegove vlasti što je iskorišćeno kao povod za napad na Srbiju. Njih je bilo veoma mnogo a Milošević je zaista vodio preteranu antizapadnu politiku i mislim da nikakav drugačiji formalno-pravni status KiM ne bi promenio trenutno stanje u južnoj srpskoj pokrajini. U svakoj mojoj jednačini sa mnogo Albanaca na KiM i sa Miloševićem takvim kakav je bio stanje na KiM bi bilo kakvo jeste danas.
Poslednja izmena:
Ako se pogleda etnička karta KiM iz 1953. Albanci su natpolovična većina u velikoj većini opština na KiM. To je period tek nakon rata rako da o nekakvom navodnom masovnim doseljavanju Albanaca iz Albanije teško je govoriti.
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