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Do the names we use for historical events influence the way we think about those events?

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mamaluj [8]2 years ago

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Answer:

yes, it influences

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Because this is history, the names used can never be forgotten as long as they are in history. For example, if I killed someone famous, my name would be in history, and my generation's lives would be ruined because people would remark, "Isn't that the man who killed someone else look at his child."

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