/sci/ - Science & Math

>>15214090
Of course, people who claim Europeans are overwhelmingly responsible for the majority, if not the entirety of modern science, are just bigoted racists.

It can't be proven in any way.

celsius
a lot of the table of elements
pilot ejection system
ball bearings
dynamite

>>11479797
https://www.statista.com/chart/18393/european-innovation-scoreboard-ranking/
sweden most innovative country in eu.

>>10310793

>Asians never got any geniuses

Confucius, researchers who discovered paper, gunpowder, the compass; Nakamura, etc. There are theories as to why Asian geniuses aren't common, from S.D. variation to chemical or other BIP traits that prevent them from harnessing the Faustian spirit, you can't just hand-wave this away.

>It was actually easy to discover this science

No it fucking wasn't, you try calculating the orbits of the planets based on Newton's theories of gravity. It was incredibly difficult.

>Igbo

The Igbo were mentioned before and I retorted that I have yet to actually see the IQ studies conducted that showed them to have such an extraordinary IQ. As it is, Sweden, despite having half the population of the Igbo, has produced such scientists as Nils Bohlin (invented 3-point seatbelt), Carl Linnaeus, and discovered the second highest number of chemical elements after Britain. Where are these igbo geniuses I hear so much of? They seem strangely absent.

>>9715146
Discovered the most elements, too.

>>9098000
lmao piigs always clinging to achievements millenias in the past

>>8419920
>making 300k
>still on 4plebs

Yeah sure.

>>8417993
>t. med school rejected

Anyone have cool science charts?