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Japan might have been a superpower if not for WWII.
This statement is so absurd and illogical. It is like saying 'I might have passed my exams if I had studied!'
Japan might have been a superpower if not for WWII.
Even the Korean national flag are design with our Chinese Ba Kua logo.
The Koreans have claimed Confucius, 屈原, taichi, sun yat sen, and even hanzi as theirs. They probably will claim they invented the Ba Kua.
Yes, China indeed has a long glorious history and a proud culture but to date the country has not made significant contribution to the world. The whites, on the other hand, are responsible for more than 90% of the progress made by mankind. The whites are staying ahead because of their creativity, visionary, planning & organizational skills. The Japanese, aka honoured whites in the past, are a close second.
Yes, China indeed has a long glorious history and a proud culture but to date the country has not made significant contribution to the world. The whites, on the other hand, are responsible for more than 90% of the progress made by mankind. The whites are staying ahead because of their creativity, visionary, planning & organizational skills. The Japanese, aka honoured whites in the past, are a close second.
The Hans can modified an ipod touch into iphone !![]()
We very damn proud !
Can someone just invent the computer out of scratch without what's already done in the past? I really doubt so.
This one statement I fully agree, all inventions are supported by the building blocks from the past. Without them can the present inventors do anything from scratch? Without someone inventing the wheel can cars be invented. So the guy who say the whites invented 90 percent of the things now, I would just say you are soooo ignorant.
Credit where credit is due, either the ancient Arabs or the Indians invented the number 0 in maths, not the ancient Chinese or Europeans, who used fractions for part of integers. We'd notice ancient Chinese and European maths and measures were mostly based on 12, not 10, because 12 was more easily divisable before the invention of 0 and decimalisation. The invention of 0 is monumental in maths because it led to decimalisation and precision infinitum. Both Arabs and Indians laid claim to this invention, it's still quite contentious as to who had it first.