u/alexfreemanart

🔥 Hot ▲ 89 r/oldphotos+1 crossposts

Is the man in this photograph truly an indigenous Ainu man or is he just a non-Ainu Caucasian man dressed as an Ainu? (Ainu people)

u/alexfreemanart — 5 days ago
🔥 Hot ▲ 152 r/claude

Why can’t Claude access the content of a YouTube video, unlike ChatGPT?

For example, when i ask Claude to access a YouTube link and read and summarize the video’s description, Claude tells me it can’t access the page. But when i do this with ChatGPT, it can easily access the link, quote the description verbatim and even mention some parts of what the video shows. Why can’t Claude do this? Is this a factory setting that Claude already has and cannot be changed by the user? Or is there any way for Claude to access the content of a YouTube video link?

u/alexfreemanart — 7 days ago
🔥 Hot ▲ 183 r/AncientGermanic+1 crossposts

Why is Mercia an Anglian kingdom and not a Saxon one? (Anglo-Saxon Heptarchy)

Why do historians claim that Mercia, Northumbria and East Anglia were Anglo kingdoms, while Wessex, Sussex, Essex and Kent were Saxon kingdoms? What evidence and sources prove that Mercia was founded by Angles and not by Saxons?

Who was the first to say “Mercia is an Anglian kingdom and not a Saxon one” and why did Anglo-Saxon historians believe him?

u/alexfreemanart — 9 days ago

Formally and academically, what is the difference between esotericism and occultism?

Between esotericism and occultism, are there clear differences recognized and agreed upon by the majority within the esotericism community and the occultism community? If so, what are those differences formally?

On the other hand, if there are no clear differences agreed upon by the majority within the esoteric and occultist community, why is there no consensus among the majority?

u/alexfreemanart — 11 days ago