>>509272530
Tie a bundle of sticks together for your namesake

>>508856106
That's for sure, wasn't he also known for "burning Rome" or something?

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While it's difficult to definitively diagnose historical figures, many historians and scholars have posited that Nero exhibited traits consistent with mental illness. Some historians suggest he may have suffered from psychosis or a delusional disorder, possibly exacerbated by his abuse of power and perceived detachment from reality.

Few figures in Roman history conjure images of unchecked cruelty and debauchery quite like Emperor Caligula. His four-year reign from AD 37 to 41 has become a byword for sadistic excess, political madness, and the dangers of absolute power.18.02.2025
(https://ericdorfman.com/2025/02/18/understanding-caligula-the-role-of-illness-and-power/#:~:text=Few%20figures%20in%20Roman%20history,the%20dangers%20of%20absolute%20power.)

>>507743432
Being female directly translates into being legitimately retarded.