RE: Gepids
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It's also the first time I've heard of the Gépides. When I went to school, I really didn't like it and I didn't listen to much, I preferred to watch the birds outside haha.
But now I'm really interested in it and find it fascinating. Maybe not enough to become a historian, but enough to read a lot about history.
And what I find crazy is all these civilizations we haven't really heard of, and yet they lived for such a long time (from the 3rd century to the 7th century, it's crazy).
As for life after death, I don't know what to think. I spent part of my childhood with my grandparents, who are very religious, so even though I've formed my own opinion, I still have my doubts. And I say to myself "yes, but maybe there's something behind it". And that's what scares me the most. I prefer to think there's nothing there. But at the same time, telling myself there'll be nothing left for eternity is just horrible when I think about it...
I'd read about something researchers are working on that involves telescoping our consciousness into a simulation (in exchange for money, of course). A bit like the Upload series on Prime Video.
You're not the only one. I think most of the kids are not interested in what they are teaching in schools, except maybe for a couple of subject. History is not easy and I think you have to have a certain age, reach some kind of mental and emotional maturity to be interested in the subject.
As about life after death, that's a question of belief I think as we don't have any proof that happening. I'd say live your life now and don't stress yourself about things you don't have control of.