In the video the narrator Simon Discusses 10 horrifying facts about the Roman Legion. Number 10 on the list is their military training. Roman soldiers would have to go through endless drills and marches til the point of exhaustion. Their training also included weapon training every single morning. Next up at number 9 is discipline through fear. Soldiers would be become more reliant of each other due to this. Number 8 is The decimation, the decimation is when there is drawing of straws and the one who draws the shortest straw is clubbed to death by 9 others. Number 7 their weapon and armor, this one is pretty straight forward. Number 6 is battle tactics and formations, this is what made the Romans some of the best at combat there were. Their genius fighting tactics. Number 5 is Sea Battles fought on land. Number 4 is Bellum Gallicum. Number 3 is crucifixions, this was a brutal form of punishment used by the Romans where they would nail one to the cross and it was absolute torture. Number 2 is the Praetorian Guard, The most powerful of Roman Soldiers. They were of the elite protecting the generals during the Roman Republic. Number 1 is making and breaking the empire, most men in the roman empire were in the military and this led to the eventual downfall of the empire itself.

The sport of bodybuilding is an amazing thing. In fact I’m a bodybuilder myself and I was inspired by a certain movie and that movie is Pumping Iron. The best bodybuilder of all time is easily Arnold Schwarzenegger. He was the definition of proportioned mass! He had it all mass, aesthetics and charisma. From his massive and full chest. To his lats that flow nicely into his waist. One could argue and say that Arnold’s arms were his best feature and they wouldn’t be wrong. His biceps had the best peak of all time. His triceps were massive and very symmetrical to the rest of his physique. Arnold’s chest was sculpted by the gods themselves. It’s full, round and very complete. Just everything about Arnold Schwarzenegger’s physique is amazing. It’s the physique I aspire to achieve. Arnold was from the Golden Era of bodybuilding. An era of bodybuilding where pure mass wasn’t as important. What was important was looking symmetrical, balanced and having a tiny waist with an amazing V taper.

The movie Social Network is about how Mark Zuckerberg had an idea to create his own website. Zuckerberg had a friend name Eduardo that was like a partner with him on the website. But Later there is a change in their relationship. Both had their own ideas and these ideas seemed to clash causing problems and animosity between the two. Eventually leading to Eduardo getting kicked off of the Facebook team. The mistake that led Eduardo to getting kicked off in the first place was freezing the bank account.

Some of Mark Zuckerbergs most genius moments when creating Facebook was his idea for the relationship status. I felt this was a huge attraction and really helped bring people to the website. This plus the many great ideas he had for bringing people together through his website and making Facebook a place for people to talk to one another was just pure genius. Mark Zuckerberg had a meeting with the Winklevoss twins. In the meeting with the Winklevoss twins Mark Zuckerberg got the main idea for creating Facebook.

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