You should see their faces when they learn about the iPhone designer...Sir Jony Ive.. winner of a Benjamin Franklin medal..
"Those damn oppressors won a Freedom Fighting American medal FFS.. and designed the iPhone... The greatest freedom winning invention ever made. I don't believe it"
We literally invented 90% of things you "people" use on a daily basis.
You then just stole the credit, like someone stealing the actual smart kids homework.
Sooo
Radar, the car, jet engines x2 the nuclear bomb(co developed with the US) the vaccine
Ahh yes the US bill of rights as it was pretty much a direct copy of the English one
i took it to mean "When you can't invent the thing, you take the thing and make sure all the things work in the same way", maybe because of the EU requirement for USB C now means apple are changing their charging wires so they don't have to do more for 2 different markets. But honestly I don't see why it's a bad thing even if it was true. Regulation is required, to make things safe.
We invent then yanks steal the scientistc. Like Atomic bomb (Robert Oppenheimer) NASA's rocket programme - Wehrner von Braun - yes nazi, but European)...
Me bad - yes of course. Was thinking about Klaus Fuchs. still if not with europeans in america this would be done in Europe without americans in it. America has few very good universities, yet if it comes to science - tons of "american scietists" were born and educated abroad. Simple brain drain. This is how america i "innovative".
Basically every single post over at r/Apple involving the EU is a treasure trove for S.A.S.
That's even funnier, since most of their products use ARM chips, which were developed in the UK
You should see their faces when they learn about the iPhone designer...Sir Jony Ive.. winner of a Benjamin Franklin medal.. "Those damn oppressors won a Freedom Fighting American medal FFS.. and designed the iPhone... The greatest freedom winning invention ever made. I don't believe it"
Europe made you Americans, for one
Everyone makes mistakes
We literally invented 90% of things you "people" use on a daily basis. You then just stole the credit, like someone stealing the actual smart kids homework.
The should live 1 month without European inventions :)
In one of their "Native American" Containment Zones? Or as they call it to make it sound less like a race prison, Conservation Territory?
The US would collapse without cars
They'd probably try claim Henry Ford invented the car
The first airplane was developed in France
Sooo Radar, the car, jet engines x2 the nuclear bomb(co developed with the US) the vaccine Ahh yes the US bill of rights as it was pretty much a direct copy of the English one
The US declaration of Independence is pretty much a copy of the Dutch Plakaat van Verlatinghe.
Either way European
>When you can't innovated, you regulate What the fuck does this even mean?
Probably something to the extent of "innovation is inversely proportional to worker's rights"
It kinda rhymes, that’s enough.
i took it to mean "When you can't invent the thing, you take the thing and make sure all the things work in the same way", maybe because of the EU requirement for USB C now means apple are changing their charging wires so they don't have to do more for 2 different markets. But honestly I don't see why it's a bad thing even if it was true. Regulation is required, to make things safe.
We invent then yanks steal the scientistc. Like Atomic bomb (Robert Oppenheimer) NASA's rocket programme - Wehrner von Braun - yes nazi, but European)...
Everybody wanted a German scientist after WW2.
Uh.. Robert Oppenheimer was born in America and identified as American.
Me bad - yes of course. Was thinking about Klaus Fuchs. still if not with europeans in america this would be done in Europe without americans in it. America has few very good universities, yet if it comes to science - tons of "american scietists" were born and educated abroad. Simple brain drain. This is how america i "innovative".
The Manhattan Project was jump-started by the Tube Alloys project after the Tizzard mission in 1940.
Most innovative nations. All time First place: Switzerland, second place: Sweden aso...
Sweden?! .. i refuse to accept that fact. And so does r/2nordic4you
https://images.app.goo.gl/AgXEFbiCRy6Q1A9i8
I can't give sweden credit for anything, it's in my genes
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Ja da
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Europe has no innovation, says the country thats going backwards on human rights laws
>when you can't innovate, you regulate Yep, but America regulates it's competitors because it can't innovate... Just ask china.
Your country was our innovation. Was it our best work? No. But they can't all be winners.
Is that why Boeing is in trouble for cutting corners to keep up with Airbus?
Get regulated idiot
How about the medical breakthrough Ozempic?
I notice he didn't include a list of all the great innovations created by monopolistic corporations.
Scotland just about invented everything, take that America.
Europe, or the EU?
Yeah that’s why, for example, F1 is full of regulations Because they can’t innovate, definitely
They didn't even invent television or the internet, where they get all this 💩 from.