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Thanks to a viral trend, women across the globe started asking men how often they thought about it and posting their responses on TikTok....... It turns out that lots of men think about the Roman empire several times a week.

What is the average? It’s hard to answer that precisely from the available sample, but “three or four times a month”, “every couple of days” and “at least once a day” are common responses.

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How often do you think about the Roman Empire?

[DredgenSun]

Not very often, usually when questions like this come about. It's that chad attitude with crystalised WeSTeRn VaLuEs etc.

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCN0-RRa...eOwndAklxw

Give this guy a watch, pure comedy gold

[Pan]

what? don't use TikTok but that is an interesting trend My favourite emperor is Nero, what a crazy lad he was

[Frame]

Ave, Imperator, morituri te salutant
Vivat Roma!

[pihi]

Thanks to a viral trend, women across the globe started asking men how often they thought about it and posting their responses on TikTok....... It turns out that lots of men think about the Roman empire several times a week.

What is the average? It’s hard to answer that precisely from the available sample, but “three or four times a month”, “every couple of days” and “at least once a day” are common responses.

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How often do you think about the Roman Empire?

Gigachad aesthetic, I don't think about it often. Maybe when I want workout motivation.

[laksor]

Maybe 2-3 times a week, but not deep thoughts or whatever just a wondering,
around everything around us came out of it, cement, welfare, the calender, basics of surgery our doctors learn to this day, basics of the modern law
so its hard not to think about it when you see its left overs all around you

[Katz]

im more obssesed with Monghols and Scythia

[Troubled]

Thanks to a viral trend, women across the globe started asking men how often they thought about it and posting their responses on TikTok....... It turns out that lots of men think about the Roman empire several times a week.

What is the average? It’s hard to answer that precisely from the available sample, but “three or four times a month”, “every couple of days” and “at least once a day” are common responses.

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How often do you think about the Roman Empire?

Gigachad aesthetic, I don't think about it often. Maybe when I want workout motivation.

What is a "Gigachad aesthetic"?

Maybe 2-3 times a week, but not deep thoughts or whatever just a wondering,
around everything around us came out of it, cement, welfare, the calender, basics of surgery our doctors learn to this day, basics of the modern law
so its hard not to think about it when you see its left overs all around you

I think I am here, 2/3 times a week

[N1k7]

Thanks to a viral trend, women across the globe started asking men how often they thought about it and posting their responses on TikTok....... It turns out that lots of men think about the Roman empire several times a week.

What is the average? It’s hard to answer that precisely from the available sample, but “three or four times a month”, “every couple of days” and “at least once a day” are common responses.

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How often do you think about the Roman Empire?

I don't know about the "at least once a day", I do love that era as their expansion, strength, architecture, longest war, unique traditions, food culture are quite fascinating.

[Troubled]

Thanks to a viral trend, women across the globe started asking men how often they thought about it and posting their responses on TikTok....... It turns out that lots of men think about the Roman empire several times a week.

What is the average? It’s hard to answer that precisely from the available sample, but “three or four times a month”, “every couple of days” and “at least once a day” are common responses.

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How often do you think about the Roman Empire?

I don't know about the "at least once a day", I do love that era as their expansion, strength, architecture, longest war, unique traditions, food culture are quite fascinating.

Not to mention the network of paved roads – 55,000 miles of them across Europe – and sanitation, medicine, education, wine, public order, irrigation, aqueducts..............