Germanic vs Latin Culture, Which Has Contributed More Too Humanity?

[MinervaItalica]

No need to ask. The answer is pretty clear.

[Pigling]

Latins and Southern Europeans in general contributed most to humanity.

You should take into account that most successful Germanic nations such as Germans and English are more non-Germanic influenced than other Germanic nations.

[Tietar]

VS

[Dandelion]

No need to ask. The answer is pretty clear.

I only have this to share with you.

[Kamal900]

In the late middle ages and early modern period, Germanic and Celtic contributions to humanity are immeasurable in comparison to the Southern European contributions. The Greeks and the Romans had built the foundation of western civilization while the Germanic peoples built the entire skyscraper.

[Fractal]

But Germans and Indians contitute a millenary brotherhood, according to deep and brainy studies by a prestigious Indian user in this site.

please do tell me where I've ever said this.

[Dandelion]

I think Germanics scored fairly well here, especially given the fact this forum is basically club med. Mediterraneans are stereotypically known for their chauvinism and narcissism even.

[MinervaItalica]

I only have this to share with you.

I don't see what Amadeus has to do with this. Mozart studied Italian music masters (also travelling in Italy three times) his most famous works are in Italian because Italian was the language of the music.

[MagnusAurelius]

My original post was bias, Rocketry and Astronautics along with the jet engine belongs to Germanic/Celtic Culture.

[brennus dux gallorum]

Per capita, Mediterranean (I include some non-Latin)

Totally, Germanic