Germany established their space program the year the USA landed on the moon. Werner von Braun was a captured nazi
Yes I know, that's exactly why I said what I did. It's our space programme, not yours. Operation paperclip.
the usa is the only country thats put men on the moon. The usa built the sr71 blackbird that still holds multiple records including top speed despite being out of service for many years. If the usa got everything from germany then i have to wonder why the usa has done so much more than.
Because you've got all of our scientists. You pretty much already justified my own statement with your one about von whats his face.
I happen to agree with this a lot. I love the Boston Lagers, Blue Moon, Sam Adams etc, and some of the wonderful wineries as well. Love the scenes in America, did cross country from New York to California in my early 20's and really enjoyed the scenery.
i would have to know from personal experience and my own perceptions about any place else to really have any sort of basis on which to answer that. and i don't. certainly i have lived in places i liked the appearance of. but i have complete confidence that there are as many and more such places in many other countries and parts of the world. i suspect there's about 30% of places i'd personally be happier, and 60% i'd be less so, but again, i really have no way of knowing that, and no way to afford to find with any certainty out. nor even which might be which. basically i don't trust most of what i'm told, so it would be pointless to keep doing so. there are a lot of different things that are mostly ok. and i'm sure every place has its own combinations of things i'd like more and less. i know what i would like more, and what i would like less, and words that paint with broad brush strokes, really tell me almost absolutely nothing. i can tell you what things i care about, and that america dissapoints nearly all of them to some and varying degree. but how much and which of them which places would less, again this gets back to i have no way of knowing. there's really nothing america accells at, i'm sorry, that stands out in my mind as being uniquely or unusually wonderful, among what little i can honestly imagine myself to actually know about other places.
Variety of foods from different cultures, different communities from around the world. Feels like several smaller countries sewn into one.