@igeon83755@NHGLFC@EuropaAdAstra I don't know, could Islamization have something to do with it, just a little? You simply have a very shallow understanding of history and how things happen in general if you just chalk up something so complex as the history of civilizations to a single cause like "whiteness"
@igeon83755@NHGLFC@EuropaAdAstra As I said, there were other factors than simple trade (such as what kind of trade?). Forget about Africa, was Germany influenced by the Latins or not? How do you know they would've gotten anywhere and been so "superior" without them? All evidence points to the contrary
@igeon83755@NHGLFC@EuropaAdAstra They didn't import buildings. And your claim is that Poland wasn't influenced by Germany, that Germany wasn't influenced by Italy and France?
@igeon83755@NHGLFC@EuropaAdAstra Beautiful buildings and castles whose existence owes to several layers of foreign influences. And not at all to the innate genius of its people. If you can understand this you can understand everything.
@igeon83755@NHGLFC@EuropaAdAstra North Africa didn't pick up western literature and music like Russia, hence no Tchaikovsky or Dostoevsky. Fine, then why hasn't Poland produced a Tchaikovsky or Dostoevsky, despite being white and therefore superior?
@igeon83755@NHGLFC@EuropaAdAstra So now you're saying Persians are white? lol
There's no culture which hasn't created, by the way Van Gogh among other Europeans (Malraux, Elie Faure) worshipped Japanese art. It's that Europe had favourable circumstances which lead to exponential heights, which seems impressive
@igeon83755@NHGLFC@EuropaAdAstra Because none of those other civilizations had the same contact with western Europe, I would imagine that's obvious. Russia in particular sought out many things from the west, unlike other Islam or Africa or even other eastern European countries. This is basic history.
@igeon83755@NHGLFC@EuropaAdAstra Because, like I said, there was exponential progress, and external circumstances which have little to do with innate intelligence, or DNA. There are plenty of proofs for this.
@igeon83755@NHGLFC@EuropaAdAstra And yet a French person would laugh at what you're saying. Or if a German claimed to know the condition of Western Europe based on what he saw around him in his corner of Germany.
@igeon83755@NHGLFC@EuropaAdAstra For the millionth time: if they're all equally superior, why are they so dependent on one another? Why didn't Dostoevsky arise without the need of foreign influences, but by his whiteness in and of itself?
@igeon83755@NHGLFC@EuropaAdAstra That doesn't refute my point about Russia. Maybe there were other factors, like the fact that Russia was at the time a superpower with diplomatic relations? And that there wasn't a sea between them? Also, as I said, I am not talking about Arabs.
@igeon83755@NHGLFC@EuropaAdAstra@BacchusAwakes And did Germany reach the point of inventing cars purely on the basis of nothing but their superiority? Or was it that one thing happened some time, which lead to another thing, and another thing, regardless of innate intelligence?
@igeon83755@NHGLFC@EuropaAdAstra@BacchusAwakes The DNA of France and Germany is virtually identical, are their cultures "exactly the same"? Ask any French or German. .This is what I mean by you have no idea what you're talking about
@igeon83755@NHGLFC@EuropaAdAstra@BacchusAwakes Yes, St Petersburg, the city founded specifically with the intention of imitating another place. And because a <1% of Asian mongrel ancestry is the cause of the whole squalor of eastern Europe.
@igeon83755@NHGLFC@EuropaAdAstra@BacchusAwakes And which composers did Tchaikovsky hear? Those from his own town? Which authors did Dostoevsky read? Why is it that these superior people always depended on remote influences, rather than each being able to invent spontaneously, out of their superiority? That's my main point
@igeon83755@NHGLFC@EuropaAdAstra@BacchusAwakes Eastern Europeans haven't contributed anything, Russia and Germany only by borrowing foundations from the south. Are their DNA not white?
@igeon83755@NHGLFC@EuropaAdAstra@BacchusAwakes So the basis of your generalization of East Asia is a misconception that "Japanese culture is the same as Korea" and the fact that China is "similar to Korea". That about sums this up