Why does Europe continue to exist? It's pretty obsolete now. The vast majority of modern day scientific, technical and literary advances come from America now. Europe has run its course.
>>53551913
t. Albert Barbingson
>>53551913
agreed. europe is like a dying old man
just let it die and rest in peace. the world has no use for it anymore
>>53551913
when will you guys be adding fibre to the diet over there?
>>53551981
When will you regain your relevency? :^)
naughty usa
SHAMELESS POOPERS
>>53551913
>The vast majority of modern day scientific, technical and literary advances come from America now
Oh Christ HAHAHAHAHAHAHA
>>53552065
america and china tbqh fampai
>>53552096
>He unironically believes the USA is the pinnacle of modern life
>>53552096
sure thing bud
It's necessary as a quaint time capsule and playground for real first-worlders.
>>53551913
>The vast majority of modern day scientific, technical and literary advances come from America now
didn't NASA lose a huge amount of its budget in the past few years?
also, Silicon Valley peaked in the 80s and 90s, its nothing like it used to be.
>>53552227
>real first-worlders
So japs, Koreans, Kiwis, Canucks and Australians?
>>53552247
>didn't NASA lose a huge amount of its budget in the past few years?
Kind of. Obama cut some of their funding if I recall. They also operate on less money then they did during the moon landing days when a dollar went much farther.
Literally cern goddamn.
Man I'm a stupid ass deadbeat and even I know that there is a lot of scientific progress in Europe. Tons of students and professors learn German or French only to read newest articles and stuff, which won't be translated for half a year or even more. Consumer tech sure, USA and Asia, but that's not science.
>>53552469
>consumer tech is not science
>condensed matter physics, which is essential for advancements in computing, battery tech, and digital storage, is not science
smashing tiny hard-ons together is not the only form of science, lad
>>53551913
You still need countries you can braindrain.
