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A_Union_of_Kobolds , to til in TIL the Aztecs regarded childbirth as a form of battle. Women who died during childbirth were thought to rise to one of the highest heavens - the same one as for male warriors who died in battle.

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AllNewTypeFace , to til in TIL the Aztecs regarded childbirth as a form of battle. Women who died during childbirth were thought to rise to one of the highest heavens - the same one as for male warriors who died in battle.
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Conversely, Mussolini reportedly said that war is to men what childbirth is to women

InterSynth , to til in TIL the Aztecs regarded childbirth as a form of battle. Women who died during childbirth were thought to rise to one of the highest heavens - the same one as for male warriors who died in battle.
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noodlejetski ,

I, on the other hand

screenshot of the website asking me to solve the captcha and clicking on pictures of cars before letting me proceed

Jessica ,

my captcha doesn’t even load lol

jadedwench ,

It is utter cancer on my phone and I can’t read the white on yellow.

https://lemmy.world/pictrs/image/722e8178-b823-4c56-9e26-2409f04bcfaa.png

cloudy ,

You have some sort of dark mode/reader on which is making the text white.

jadedwench ,

Took me a minute to find it, but thanks. However, I still can’t seem to change the text size and I feel like it isn’t very accessible. I couldn’t get the text size buttons to work on the webpage either. At least I could zoom in and scroll everywhere. I am using Vivaldi.

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    JackGreenEarth ,

    Unless Safari (with webview) is available for Android, that can’t be the case.

    Septimaeus ,

    I misread their comment and recant before the assembly

    AI_toothbrush ,

    Goofy ahh website but i like it

    MagisterSieran , to til in TIL the Aztecs regarded childbirth as a form of battle. Women who died during childbirth were thought to rise to one of the highest heavens - the same one as for male warriors who died in battle.

    I guess this community is a one-person show now. Bye.

    Don_Dickle OP ,

    Well was told by admins and the side bar to make a community active you need to post. Also I am very much a wikihead

    OlinOfTheHillPeople ,

    Thank you for doing so! I’ve been reading about Mesoamerican history lately and love additional facts.

    It’s amazing how cultures separated by 10,000+ years can be so incredibly similar in general, yet distinct in the fine details!

    Aatube ,

    You can make it your show

    Don_Dickle OP ,

    I am not a bot or spamming . Why don’t you like what I post?

    delirious_owl ,
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    Keep up the good work op. We just need more people posting too. You can’t control that.

    Septimaeus ,

    So post something, slick

    BottleOfAlkahest , to til in TIL the Aztecs regarded childbirth as a form of battle. Women who died during childbirth were thought to rise to one of the highest heavens - the same one as for male warriors who died in battle.

    Didn’t Sparta have a similar belief as far as honoring women who died in childbirth equally to men who died in battle?

    SulaymanF , to til in TIL the Aztecs regarded childbirth as a form of battle. Women who died during childbirth were thought to rise to one of the highest heavens - the same one as for male warriors who died in battle.

    Sounds very Klingon.

    AI_toothbrush , to til in TIL the Aztecs regarded childbirth as a form of battle. Women who died during childbirth were thought to rise to one of the highest heavens - the same one as for male warriors who died in battle.

    Well it is a battle because our stupid ass species evolved huge ass heads without changing the size of the birth canal…

    OlinOfTheHillPeople ,

    Footage of the event:

    https://i.makeagif.com/media/2-23-2022/S_8I3t.gif

    EnderWiggin ,

    Whoa what a throwback

    delirious_owl ,
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    Well, or because we became bipods and made the birth canal smaller

    PhlubbaDubba , to til in TIL the Aztecs regarded childbirth as a form of battle. Women who died during childbirth were thought to rise to one of the highest heavens - the same one as for male warriors who died in battle.

    Similar thing actually happened in early Islaam, except it was for deaths from epidemic instead of childbirth. That one being because a shitton of Mohammed’s original faithful had died of plague during the initial campaigns of the faith.

    TankovayaDiviziya , to til in TIL the Aztecs regarded childbirth as a form of battle. Women who died during childbirth were thought to rise to one of the highest heavens - the same one as for male warriors who died in battle.

    Well, child mortality rate was really high before modern medicine. No wonder many cultures exalt the process of birth.

    roguetrick ,

    Maternal mortality wasn’t quite a Holocaust until they started having women give birth in hospitals without germ theory so nobody was washing their fucking hands and the doctors were reaching up there to check on the placenta and killing loads of women with puerperal sepsis. 18 percent maternal mortality rate at the time, when 300 years in the past (based on church records of births and deaths) it was closer to 3 percent.

    en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ignaz_Semmelweis

    delirious_owl , to til in TIL the Aztecs regarded childbirth as a form of battle. Women who died during childbirth were thought to rise to one of the highest heavens - the same one as for male warriors who died in battle.
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    Jesus, they needed soap.

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