The largest losers in history. Mlechin L.

Historians do not like subjunctive mood. Why, actually? Is everything in the world predetermined? If you peer into the past, then historical forks are obvious, when different paths opened. Refusing to imagine how events could unfold under other conditions, we abandon the very thought that life could be better. It is necessary to think in a subjunctive mood, to study alternatives, so that, given the lessons of the past, to avoid mistakes in the future.