What is the one thing you'd change in history?

[Harpers Ferry]

Well I'd stop the Titanic from sinking so that they wouldn't make the movie and that song and.....wait I already made this reference today.

Honestly, I wouldn't change anything because who the hell knows what I would change unintentionally as a result from what I actually intended to change.

[United Marxist Nations]

Give the Makhnovists better weaponry to not fall to the RSFSR in the Ukrainian Revolution.

Actually, they fell to the Ukr. SSR.

[Napkiraly]

Yes because people never caught nor died from diseases before hand.

And let's not forget those (including my mother) who would die because the Caesarian Section would never be created.

I know the feels. Emergency C-Section for my Mum as my umbilical cord had wrapped around me neck.

[Benuty]

I would change christianity from becoming the roman state religion. Have the empire accept all religions and punish perpetrators of religious violence.

That would require the avoidance of the crisis of the Third Century, and the Tetrarch's. Unless you feel like limiting Constantine's latest achievement to being the Edict of Milan.

[Anarkhist Kyrylashka]

Give the Makhnovists better weaponry to not fall to the RSFSR in the Ukrainian Revolution.

Actually, they fell to the Ukr. SSR.

Huh. I probably meant to say Bolsheviks.

[Donut section]

I would change christianity from becoming the roman state religion. Have the empire accept all religions and punish perpetrators of religious violence.

That would require the avoidance of the crisis of the Third Century, and the Tetrarch's. Unless you feel like limiting Constantine's latest achievement to being the Edict of Milan.

I'm not that well educated to know what they are.

Main aim is to stop religion and politics from corrupting each other.

[Zathganastan]

That would require the avoidance of the crisis of the Third Century, and the Tetrarch's. Unless you feel like limiting Constantine's latest achievement to being the Edict of Milan.

I'm not that well educated to know what they are.

Main aim is to stop religion and politics from corrupting each other.

That's really not a possible outcome one could accomplish as anything that provides a path to power tends to open itself up to corruption.

[Benuty]

That would require the avoidance of the crisis of the Third Century, and the Tetrarch's. Unless you feel like limiting Constantine's latest achievement to being the Edict of Milan.

I'm not that well educated to know what they are.

Main aim is to stop religion and politics from corrupting each other.

Thats a rather long goal...considering the Imperial Cult was doing just that.

[United Marxist Nations]

And let's not forget those (including my mother) who would die because the Caesarian Section would never be created.

I know the feels. Emergency C-Section for my Mum as my umbilical cord had wrapped around me neck.

Yeah, same thing happened to my brother.

[Donut section]

I'm not that well educated to know what they are.

Main aim is to stop religion and politics from corrupting each other.

Thats a rather long goal...considering the Imperial Cult was doing just that.

Seems like the best time to start for that goal. But then again I'm not that well informed.

[Fanosolia]

see how texas would do as a rival to America after it became independent from mexico for a while

[TotallyNotEvilLand]

Byzantium never fell and spread into India, Japan conquered vast swaths of Eastern Asia, Russia owned most of China, America got discovered by muslims and was known as Mazula, Canada was colonized by the vikings, and Ireland and Scotland were merged into one country.

... Sounds oddly familiar to my paradox campaign.

[Benuty]

see how texas would do as a rival to America after it became independent from mexico for a while

Things went so well they practically begged to join the US to prevent a revolt by the Mexicans, and enslaved Africans living there in merely 10 years.

[Al Nahar]

The Unification of all Arab states under one secular Arab regime.

[Zathganastan]

The Unification of all Arab states under one secular Arab regime.

So basically the Ottoman empire then?

[Benuty]

The Unification of all Arab states under one secular Arab regime.

So basically the Ottoman empire then?

Not really.

[United Marxist Nations]

The Unification of all Arab states under one secular Arab regime.

So basically the Ottoman empire then?

The Ottoman Empire wasn't secular. And it was ruled by Turks.

[Zathganastan]

So basically the Ottoman empire then?

The Ottoman Empire wasn't secular. And it was ruled by Turks.

I meant that more as a comparison rather then it being a perfect example.

[Mesrane]

Tough. But I think I might stop Scotland from forming a union with England in 1707.

I'd stop the release of Braveheart and this whole Scottish Independence would never exist.

William Wallace, not Braveheart.

It's certainly a very stupid movement in its current form.

[Second Blazing]

I'd stop the release of Braveheart and this whole Scottish Independence would never exist.

William Wallace, not Braveheart.

It's certainly a very stupid movement in its current form.

I was talking about the movie.

[Al Nahar]

The Unification of all Arab states under one secular Arab regime.

So basically the Ottoman empire then?

Not exactly, The ottoman empire retained religious elements even up until 1919 even though it changed drastically since its inception. Plus its Turkish, which isn't Arab. I was talking about a Unified Arab state from Morocco to Iraq and from Syria to Yemen all under a secular government. But yea its a similar comparison in a way. Minus Asia minor

[Mesrane]

William Wallace, not Braveheart.

It's certainly a very stupid movement in its current form.

I was talking about the movie.

Oh, lol.

I'm pretty sure the independence movement would still be around with or without Braveheart (which may I add is full of historical inaccuracies).

[Napkiraly]

That would require the avoidance of the crisis of the Third Century, and the Tetrarch's. Unless you feel like limiting Constantine's latest achievement to being the Edict of Milan.

I'm not that well educated to know what they are.

Main aim is to stop religion and politics from corrupting each other.

That...happened before Rome turned to Christianity as well. Happened in many places before Rome entered the scene.

[Estva]

Mhm, I care. Considering I'd have died without modern medical practices before I even was out of the womb. And I care considering we no longer have such shitty things like smallpox about. And I like how we are now able to learn about the universe and our world in depth.

Smallpox and other infectious diseases were only a problem after humans adopted agriculture.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zj23pMdQBZ8

[-Shie-]

I would stop the first human birth.