Germany has never been a particularly learned nation. Even our "best and brightest" are usually hack sciolists. It's been this way since the anicent days. Culture is a product of leisure, which is scorned in our grasping merchant culture. If only we'd remained an agricultural people. I mean, look at the natural bounty that surrounds us. We would've cultivated great minds and great characters, a people who love peace and truth.

>>211698365 (OP)

>>211698365 (OP)
Cool story, rajesh. Now get back to delivering Wolt orders.

Nigger who do you think invented the very term "enlightenment"? Who do you think invented the book printing press and compulsory school education? Although I see both failed you.

Literal nigger.

>anicent

>>211698419
>>211698424
>>211698493
>>211698592
Intellectually speaking, this thread is above your pay grade. Sit this one out.

>>211698365 (OP)
Sure, sure, you only have Gauss, the best mathematician and Goethe, the writer that defined an era, and Beethoven, etc.

>>211699459
>Gauss
Euler.
>Goethe
Shakespeare.
>Beethoven
Mozart.

Says alot about us when ”Die dummen Schweden” exists, we’re oafs

>>211699489
Nigga 2 out of 3 of your counter examples are also Germans

>>211699882
This is pure, unadulterated cope.

>>211699297
>this thread is above your pay grade
Which would still be two figures above yours THOUGH.

>>211699936
This poster FAILS at logic, thus proving my point.

Next!

Germany has one of the highest levels of human capital though? average german is an educated proffesional. every german i've interacted with was either an engineer or something adjacent. i admire German discipline. i think this is something very lacking in Georgians

>>211702891
You're a nice poster, I gotta come clean. I stole this poster's comment:

>>211698030

Thank you.

>>211698365 (OP)
Did you know that Germany invented all kinds of cool stuff, like jet engines? Pretty cool

>>211699936
>>211699297
>pay grades are a literal thing in germoney

>>211703040
hi fren <3

>>211699904
Wh…what are they then???

>>211703104
Euler was Swiss, Mozart was Austrian.
>inb4 "so they're germans!"
No.

>>211703040
W2 professors net as much as the average IGM chud?

>>211703345
>I svffer in germoney
also, everybody laugh at mechanicels, business engineer chads stay winning

>>211703543
sounds amazing.
until you put those numbers in a tax calculator and stare at the net pay in disbelief for long, long hours.

>>211703543
yeah, long hours, BITCH

>>211702951
Suspected as much tbqh, the "merchant culture" part made me really scratch my head. Germany and merchant culture, LMAO. "Merchant" and "capitalist" are downright insults here.

>>211703837
>38 hours

>>211703870
This isn't about you. Sit down.
>>211703878
This is about you. I love you.

>>211703870
>Germany and merchant culture, LMAO

>>211703036
>jet engine

That was Frank Whittle from UK.

>>211703913
did you forget to say no homo

>>211703036
>jet engine

That was Fanz Weißel from Germany.

>>211703919
>to do business, you have to establish routes to sail away from Germany
Sounds about right.

>>211703919
Slava... Belgian...

>>211703968
I did not.

>>211703980
No, you dumb fuck. The Brits made the jet engine

>>211698365 (OP)
Germany is a nation of poets and scientists
Germany is the best federation ever envisioned
Germany erradicated corruption from their political system in 1949
Germans enjoy extremely high living standards and human development
Germans are rich, quirky and funny
Germans love Saxony so much they have three of them
I love Germany so much, I wish I was German too....

>>211704383
What is your opinion on Poland?

>>211704383
I wish I lived in the same germany as you

>>211704467
We are taking over the west

>>211704747
What's there?

>>211704767
Toilets.

>>211698365 (OP)
I think the historical German dominance in organic chemistry and medicine during the 1870s-1920s is pretty cool
Pity mustache man kicked out half of the productive Germans for their religion and then got the others killed or poached by America

But I personally look up to Rudolf Virchow as my role model in medicine

>>211704814
Virchow? The guy who thought the blue on the map was LAND?

>>211704798
Stfu faggot
>>211704767
The future

>>211704814
Please understand. They wouldnt let him study the fine arts.

>>211704835
>While working at the Charité hospital, his investigation of the 1847–1848 typhus epidemic in Upper Silesia laid the foundation for public health in Germany, and paved his political and social careers. From it, he coined a well known aphorism: "Medicine is a social science, and politics is nothing else but medicine on a large scale". His participation in the Revolution of 1848 led to his expulsion from Charité the next year. He then published a newspaper Die Medizinische Reform (The Medical Reform). He took the first Chair of Pathological Anatomy at the University of Würzburg in 1849. After seven years, in 1856, Charité reinstated him to its new Institute for Pathology. He co-founded the political party Deutsche Fortschrittspartei, and was elected to the Prussian House of Representatives and won a seat in the Reichstag.
>Virchow was the first to describe and name diseases such as leukemia, chordoma, ochronosis, embolism, and thrombosis. He coined biological terms such as "neuroglia", "agenesis", "parenchyma", "osteoid", "amyloid degeneration", and "spina bifida"; terms such as Virchow's node, Virchow–Robin spaces, Virchow–Seckel syndrome, and Virchow's triad are named after him. His description of the life cycle of a roundworm Trichinella spiralis influenced the practice of meat inspection. He developed the first systematic method of autopsy,[13] and introduced hair analysis in forensic investigation.

He did have some silly moments like denying evolution and germ theory, and fighting Catholics for no reason. But overall I consider him to be one of the greatest physicians of all time

>>211704467
A catho-taliban menace sitting on rightfully German land.

>>211704370
No

>>211704886
see
>>211705528

>>211698365 (OP)
the damage you have done to the world with marx and engels has been more than enough
we don't need more of those german "great minds"

>>211707968
Only lesser countries were affected by communism, so basically it was a victimless crime.

>>211708004
Lesser countries like… the east of Germany?

>>211708142
The least of countries indeed.