Different cultures of Apricity!

[Prism]

What about the Slavs? Outside of the Balkans? You left out Poland, Russia, Ukraine, Slovakia, Slovenia, Belarus, Czech Republic, Croatia, Montenegro, Macedonia...

The countries are the Balkans

Well I there isnt much Croatian posters neither are there montengrins.
All of these users from these countries behave the same way as other Balkan users.

[Prism]

I suppose I haven't observed enough from them... any observations would be fairly arbitrary. Perhaps others can help me out

They act like other Balkanites, considering they are ( Montenegrins, Croats and Macedonians ).

[Hithaeglir]

Greeks -
Best: Love to talk about their rich and colorful history! It seems that even the average Greek has a working knowledge of ancient + modern Greek history.

We are made to talk about it.Look at our section.

Worst: Tend to take things too personally. So used to defending themselves that they will take even a minor criticism or historical question as a personal attack.

If you were constantly attacked by leeches,you would have grown the same temper when you log in here.

[Queen B]

Very dumbed down observations and look at the thumbs up. Lol

Ιt is his own personal observation, so its pretty obvious that this is what HE thinks according to his apricity experience.
And since he has 17 TU, it means that those 17 people agree with him.

[Stears]

You are all untermensch

[Stears]

The "Berg-Schola", the world's first institute of technology, was founded in Selmecbánya, Kingdom of Hungary[1] , in 1735. Its legal successor is the University of Miskolc in


Hungary.


BME University is considered the world's oldest institute of technology which has university rank and structure. It was the first institute in Europe to train engineers at


university level.[2] The legal predecessor of the university was founded in 1782 by Emperor Joseph II, and was named Latin: Institutum Geometrico-Hydrotechnicum ("Institute of


Geometry and Hydrotechnics"). The first steam engine of continental Europe was built in Újbánya - Köngisberg, Kingdom of Hungary (Today Nová Baňa Slovakia) in 1722. They


served on pumping water from mines.




The first steam engine of continental Europe was built in Újbánya in 1722. It served on pumping water from mines.[19][20][21][22]




Hungarian inventions: noiseless match, first flyable rigid (aluminium) airship, first electric motors(1827), first Transformer, electricity meter, cascade connection,


paralell connection, first tungsten light bulbs, krypton electric bulbs, Telephone Exchange,cyclotron, nuclear chain reaction and nuclear reactor, first atomic bomb, first


H-bomb, Quantum Theory, Game theory Flow- theory, "charge-storage" physical phenomena, a pioneer in developing Electronic Television and camera-tube (1926) and invented the


Plasma TV (1936) and Infrared camera (1929).

[Stears]

Count only the scientific Nobel awards/ population ratio.




Hungary:


Chemistry: 5


Physics: 3


Physiology or medicine: 4


GRAND TOTAL: 12


IMMIGRANTS: 0






United Kingdom:


chemistry 28 (5 was immigrant)


Physics 23 (3 immigrant)


Physiology or medicine 34 (6 immigrant)






GRAND TOTAL: 85


ABORIGINAL BRITISH (Without immigrants): 71






GERMANY


CHEMISTRY: 29 (2 IMMIGRANT)


PHYSICS: 31 (6 IMMIGRANT)


Physiology or Medicine: 24 (7 IMMIGRANT)


GRAND TOTAL: 84


IMMIGRANTS: 15


ABORIGINAL GERMAN: 69






France:


PHYSICS: 13 (IMMIGRANT: 2)


CHEMISTRY: 11 (IMMIGRANT : 2)


Physiology or Medicine: 13 (IMMIGRANT: 1)


GRAND TOTAL: 37


IMMIGRANTS: 5

[Stears]

So you are all primitive untermensch.

[Journeyman26]

Hah to be clear, Stears, I didn't include Hungary because I haven't really seen many of them around on TA except you, so any observations would be based on solely on you. But you do seem to be very proud to be Hungarian, which I suppose is a good thing. Also to add to you list, Italy has 20 nobel laureates, 1 of which was born in Switzerland (Daniel Bovet, physiology 1957)

[Journeyman26]

We are made to talk about it.Look at our section.



If you were constantly attacked by leeches,you would have grown the same temper when you log in here.

Its very true.. I grew up with my mom telling me ancient myths instead of fairy tales. To this day, The Tasks of Herakles (she was always very strict on me calling him Herakles, not Hercules) is my favorite story.