Historically accurate Cyclops?
Historically accurate… myth ?
Historically accurate? Ooookayyy…
Here’s a historically accurate list of all the things Musk said one of his companies would achieve in the near future, e.g. build a base on Mars.
I guess this one, too, will make it to that site soon.
Sorry, OP, for the downvotes you’re getting. This is hilarious. Wrong comm maybe.
It’s unfortunate that flairs don’t federate from Piefed to Lemmy yet, I assume Lemmy users don’t see that this is tagged as humour.
People just use downvotes as an “I don’t like this” button as opposed to a “this doesn’t contribute to the community” button.
I don’t like this, but I do think it contributes to the community, so you get an upvote from me sir or madam.
I believe you deserve an upvote for the link. Musk is the ultimate idiot and showing it is a good thing.
Historically accurate to what? The era it might have been written in? The era it might have been set in? We don’t know if the Odyssey was really written by Homer and when he would have lived (ca. 8th century BC, possibly earlier?) nor do we know if and when the Trojan War really happened (14th to 12th century BC?).
What we do know is that the Iliad and Odyssey are not accurate historical accounts but fantasy stories that are loosely based on events that may or may not have happened centuries before they were written down.
Didn’t someone actually discover the ruins of the city of Troy?
It’s usually a choice you have to make to decide if you consider a historical Trojan war to be in the Iron Age or Late Bronze Age, but by default, it should be the Late Bronze Age - until you want to make armors that movie-goers will recognize and understand, in which case it has to be Iron Age. But anyone talking about historical accuracy for the Trojan war would be by default the Late Bronze Age since that’s when Homer said it happened, even if he tossed in descriptions of things that were definitely Iron Age - he was wrong. Like medieval Arthurian legends describing medieval castles instead of post-Roman Britain, they just don’t know better, and that’s okay. You can fill in the stuff you don’t know with what you know.
If you’re writing today a story about Julius Caesar, talking about historical accuracy would obviously be Roman Republic time, not modern day.
And it’s pretty sure that there was a Trojan war. Like, 3 or 4 of them, too, but especially 2, did happen. Obviously none of them involved a thousand ships sent for one face, and especially none of them involved Athena or Apollo butting in, but there were a few conflicts where the Acheans tried to stir shit up in the Troiades and the Hittites sent forces to defend Wilusa, and then it collapsed twice. There’s no one single war that matches what Homer described, it’s a whole era, but it happened.
Bitch, The Original Text was not historically accurate. It featured technology and even deities that weren’t even around during the Bronze age Collapse, when the story was meant to be set. But I’m sure by “historically accurate” he means “everyone is white, including the north Africans”.
And if you’re curious, The Iliad and Odyssey are set during the Greek dark ages, when the Greeks lost writing (yes, that happened) and probably during the early years of the bronze age collapse if theories are correct (basically when everything’s up in the air). If you were wondering what deity appears in The Iliad that shouldn’t appear, that would be Aphrodite, who first made an appearance during the Greek dark ages.
Can’t wait for him release absolutely nothing by the end of year, and then pretend he didn’t said that.
Sorry it’s still in beta, just two more years though
Isn’t there already an AI company making a version of the Odyssey? I read an article about it last week. Trailer looks like shit as one would expect from AI slop.
https://petapixel.com/2026/07/14/the-odysseys-ai-generated-competitor-is-bereft-of-humanity/
What part of history exactly? The time it was composed? Or the time it’s set in?
Why though? No one asked for that.
lol now this asshole thinks he can make a better movie than Christopher Nolan, the hubris on this rich motherfucker just because he has money to do anything, what a loser
