@LucasGR_233@z4kr9_@Nilsko2crj Genuinely curious as my only BR food experience is Brazilian steakhouses (love picanha), but what sets Brazil apart from other great BBQ in South America like Argentinian and Uruguayan BBQ (other than Brazilian people being far more agreeable in my experience, not an ARG fan)
@SakunaiHinata My time on twitter has taught me Japanese are gullible, think they are superior to others, and are quite ignorant of the world outside of Japan. Overall delusional.
@z4kr9_@Nilsko2crj Hereโs my top 10 for fun btw, also no particular order:
1. France
2. Mexico
3. Morocco
4. China
5. India
6. Lebanon
7. Spain
8. Turkey
9. Iran
10. Peru
@z4kr9_@Nilsko2crj I think you just had bad escargot, shouldnโt be very chewy unless overcooked and shouldnโt have any smell other than garlic, butter, parsley smell. The Chinese, Koreans, and Greeks that are on your list also have various snail dishes btw. Even Italy has some regional one I think
@z4kr9_@Nilsko2crj BR and Poland before France is kinda crazy ngl. I donโt really get Poland, like every other Slavic country is just as good if not better (Georgia #1 Slav cuisine).
@alphaillust701 It should be blatantly obvious even with zero familiarity to Algerians or the meme that French people donโt genuinely believe Vegeta is Algerian. That would be ludicrous.
@Rakushasa_Mag@momoleking92 Do the Japanese not have the concept of sarcasm? This whole thing is them fucking with you, and someone you are so gullible it works. Genuinely the level of gullibility is frightening.
@uchihaCricket@chimp_reloaded@u_s_first@Tech_Hater67@statvora No, the only thing Columbus โdiscoveredโ was Hispaniola (Haiti/DR) + more Caribbean shit. Bro was so delusional he still thought it was India on his deathbed. Without French support and resources, the US would have lost the Revolutionary War and not have gained independence.
@DuchyLancaster@TheSeditionists@statvora Tons of people in China/Taiwan/Korea are well versed and interested in Greek/Roman History. Itโs a common fixation here in Taiwan.
@MortenSoerensen@intentionalisms During 80+% of the times you previously mentioned French was the common language, English only truly rose to preeminence with the dominance of the US, which also wouldnโt exist without France.
@EDelfiachi@intentionalisms Youโre ignoring science, philosophy, literature, mathematics, Enlightenment, etc. Yall just got on boats first, France still did plenty of mercantilism and colonization in Asia, West Africa, the Americas, and the Pacific, plus managed to stay relevant afterwards unlike ๐ต๐น.
@Lucki3Strike@Pkmpklbc0@intentionalisms So Marie Curie would have been able to do what she did if she moved to idk, Thailand instead of Paris?
Also, for Philosophers post 1750, I nominate Sartre, M. Foucault, Tocqueville on top of what was previously mentioned and Fourier, Becquerel, L. Foucault, Fresnel, for Physics.