The assumption the narrator makes in this excerpt would be that the audience they are directing this conversation to through the speaker (not sure if the speaker is a character or narrator so this is just a guess?) is uneducated or believes everything is one way. The character who is speaking references several philosophers and their various arguments, opinions, research and how he/she feels about those writings/topics. In the end of the paragraph, the speaker says "I could interface you guys right under the table" meaning that he/she could converge with them even if he was drunk (interface in the verb form meaning to interact or connect with another person; under the table meaning to be drunk). The last sentence he/she says "I'm not a creatus..." creatus being Latin for born of, or created, or sprung from. This suggests that they are not a God, or one who can create things, and also that they are NOT manufactured, or created in some factory. This means that they are simply smart and they are as they are literally. The narrator assumes his/her audience (to whom he/she is speaking) is not smart enough to understand that he/she is in fact a genius of birth, yet not a God. Smart simply by the means of being intelligent.
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True
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What is democratic multi-party system?
This is the definition I found and it does make sense:
In political science, a multi-party system is a political system in which multiple political parties across the political spectrum run for national elections, and all have the capacity to gain control of government offices, separately or in coalition.
I hope this helps.
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Maryland
Explanation: January 30, 1781, Maryland becomes the 13th and final state to ratify the Articles of Confederation, almost three years after the official deadline given by Congress of March 10, 1778. The Continental Congress drafted the Article of Confederation in a disjointed process that began in 1776.
Answer: The United States began to provide military equipment to the Allies.
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Baroque has borrowed many things from renaissance and mannerism, but there are certainly differences. Another way to indicate the difference can be said as renaissance is more to be straight and based on realism while baroque will be more on to the complexity and overflowing
