Should we fear the Chinese now?!
14 years ago
General
Jack I am looking at you.
First their farmers are making helicopters and submarines in their spare time, now they are making powered battle suits.
http://gizmodo.com/5811587/chinese-.....ed-as-iron-man
WTF America we are behind!
First their farmers are making helicopters and submarines in their spare time, now they are making powered battle suits.
http://gizmodo.com/5811587/chinese-.....ed-as-iron-man
WTF America we are behind!
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too much time too much time on his hands
In all honesty, I'm really tired of the border wars that incorporate politics and national boundaries into science. Science should be a collaborative effort between all peoples of the earth; not a race or war or struggle to get something before "the other guys" do.
I'd want to err on the side of caution too in the case of such things, so as not to render mankind non existent, or have someone travel back in time, grab some technology they're not even capable of understanding and bring it back to the present, then destroy everything with it.
The problem is that we don't know of any functional ways to get back.[1]
As for your musing that there might not be anything beyond the current present: That would involve overturning special relativity. One of the major results of SR is that two observers who are moving relative to each other will not agree on what events were simultaneous. There are people out there that right now, (to you), will think that right now, (to them), it's next Saturday where you are and you are both right.
[1] There are theoretical ways to go backwards in time, however they all have two problems: You can't go back before the time machine was turned on and they present massive engineering challenges, (step 1: Take two black holes...).
everyone even knows america have nuu monehs .-.
so noone want give him a credit thought
its realy sad .-.
The United States is filled with a bunch of inbred goddamn fucktards that can hardly grasp the concept of their own fucking language.
Granted, my sister's worse at English than you are, but she isn't from the U.S., and it's not her native language! :D
You're not an exception to the rule. :| Even if it hurts your feelings.
Regardless, the way you type makes me want to vomit, indefinitely. >:
:P
... or you don't grasp it yourself, and don't understand what you, yourself, just said. Also likely.
Even better, I should have said "They can't even figure out how to properly use the language that they grew up learning."
Thanks for pointin' it out, again.
As far as I'm informed, language is the means to communicate. I don't seem to think anyone has a problem with understanding the intended communication (so long as they were the explicit recipient) so I fail to see the problem.
What you mean to say is 'They don't use the right proper King's English" which you are very well entitled to believe as some form of a deficit, where as I only have one word to say to that: Cockney.
Plus, their continual butchering is the English language makes it even more infuriating, especially when they question why they're so far behind other countries, that have far more complex languages.
All I have to say is
English
not complex?
*tea spit*
English is barbarically complex because it's ass fucking backwards to begin with.
Other languages are so streamline it makes l2p type text look about as aerodynamic as a brick wall.
Other countries laugh that we cling to such a poorly structured sentence structure.
Also, English might be hard, but it's nowhere near as hard as other languages.
Russian is a bitch to learn, and if I remember correctly, Icelandic is the hardest to learn. The English language pales in comparison to those.
This was fun, but now it's just pure and simple xenophobia. You poor bastard.
Beside, the only reason I harbor a dislike of the U.S. is because they hold themselves in such high regard, despite their stupidity.
They're ranked 43 of the smartest countries, everyone has access to education, and if I remember correctly their average IQ is, what, around 99? I don't remember the exact number.
Beside, I always considered well-placed pride to not be a bad thing.