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"So many industrial processes"? Lol
I don't have a decent rebuttal, so I'm going to pretend I don't need one
You joking. Fuck your shit country. Pretty obvious how much America has contributed to that and now tech. What the hell does UK even do anymore?
outlaw metal cutlery...outlaw plastic cutlery...
What the hell, does UK even do anymore?
They trade their white guilt for third world cock. So...there's that.
Yeah fuck the steam engine, the automobile (assembly line and all), and pretty much all modern agricultural equipment! Stupid goys don't realize this all came from Africa and we stole it all from dem kangz.
The first steam engines were made in China if I'm not mistaken. And the first automobile (not its assembly line) in Europe. America invented large scale industrialized manufacture of those things.
The steam engine was British. Automobile was German. Ford had the first moving production line for the model T. Probably the last good American car too lol
TIL that Robert Fulton was British.
Like a light bulb manufacturing process that produced an inexpensive light bulb that actually worked. While the rest of the world was still building one-off machines using hand crafting techniques, America was developing modern Manufacturing, you tedious ignorant faggot.
You'll be telling us Steve jobs invented the cell phone and touch screens next
Stupid people (yourself included) seem to believe that "inventing" something is what counts, but what counts is making that invention practical and mass-producable and subsequently making that invention part of daily human life. That's why I started this thread with the term "industrial processes" and not "inventions."
As far as your gay nigger jew ass is concerned, Steve Jobs might as well have "invented" the touch screen and the cell phone, since he is the one who actually made smartphones a reality so that you could poison the well of human knowledge with your ignorant stupidity while using his product or an offshoot of his product.
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