Which nation has more people with blonde hair and coloured eyes, England or Germany?

**Septentrion** · 05-19-2018, 03:16 PM

Over-all England (not Wales/Scotland) takes the crown when all categories (blonde hair and light eyes and fair skin) are combined.
Blonde hair
England : 35.5%
Germany: 27%
Light eyes
England: 78%
Germany: 65%
Pale skin ( I/II) skin which cannot tan/tans slightly
England : 54.6%
Germany: 32%
Regions with highest blondism
Northern Germany : 43%
Vs
Northern England : 37%
Regions with the lightest eyes
Northern England : over 80%
Vs
Northern Germany : 75%

**Odin** · 06-05-2018, 05:59 AM

Germany.

**~~Gangrel~~** · 06-05-2018, 06:00 AM

Germany

**Norb** · 06-05-2018, 07:32 AM

Germany because it definitely isn't here

**Tauromachos** · 06-13-2018, 05:43 AM

Originally Posted by renaissance12

Jewish contributions to math... is next to zero...

Nope this is not true

Originally Posted by renaissance12

The development of high-level mathematics began in Italian's renaissance court..

Paccioli - Tartaglia - Cardano - Bombelli - Del Ferro - Leonardo da Vinci.

True and it was based and inspired on the works of Ancient Greeks such as Euclid's elements.

All renaissance mathematicians you named studied this book.

Originally Posted by renaissance12

In the Renaissance Italy of the early 16th Century, Bologna University in particular was famed for its intense public mathematics competitions.

At that time there was no mathematic taught in the university...

Niccolò Fontana Tartaglia revealed to the world the formula for solving first one type, and later all types, of cubic equations (equations with terms including x3), an achievement hitherto considered impossible and which had stumped the best mathematicians of China, India and the Islamic world for hundreds and hundreds years.

Cardano and Bombelli "invented" complex ( immaginary) numbers too.

Calculus history began in Italy also... Cavalieri Bonaventura and Galileo and Torricelli Evangelista paved the road to Newton and Leibniz .. ( and than mathematic spread in France German and England )

This is all true

Even Lagrange was Italian by origin

**renaissance12** · 06-13-2018, 06:01 AM

This is all true

Even Lagrange was Italian by origin

Lagrange had never rejected his Citizen status... A Piemonte Citizen.. ( Capital Turin.. Piemonte Italy )
Lagrange was born in Turin and his bis-bis-grandfather was born nearby Geneve.. at that time was a place of Savoia-Piemonte Kingdom...
Giuseppe Lagrange lived in Turin till he was 25 years old... after mathematic degree..

Don't forget that Savoia-Piemonte state was :

When the Savoia decided to unify all Italy ( Garibaldi... "The Italian's father".. was born in Nizza.. a city of Savoia-Piemonte Kingdom )... they asked the help of french... but it was an expensive help... French in return asked west part of Savoia-Piemonte Kingdom and the Italian riviera.. now known as "Côte d'Azur"...

**renaissance12** · 06-13-2018, 06:33 AM

Originally Posted by cybernautic

Nope this is not true

True and it was based and inspired on the works of Ancient Greeks such as Euclid's elements.

All renaissance mathematicians you named studied this book.

This is all true

Even Lagrange was Italian by origin

Diophantus of Alexandria ( Ancient Roman Citizen AD 201/215..... 285/299) is the father of Algebra..

Archimedes from Syracuse ( Sicily Italy ) is the father of calculus

Euclid -Greece-. is the father of geometry

Sorry for Muslims...but ISLAM contribution to Algebra is very very small.. almost zero..

Algebra is the arabic name of this mathematic field.. nothing more...

**Tauromachos** · 06-13-2018, 07:01 AM

Originally Posted by renaissance12

Lagrange had never rejected his Citizen status... A Piemonte Citizen.. ( Capital Turin.. Piemonte Italy )
Lagrange was born in Turin and his bis-bis-grandfather was born nearby Geneve.. at that time was a place of Savoia-Piemonte Kingdom...
Giuseppe Lagrange lived in Turin till he was 25 years old... after mathematic degree..

Don't forget that Savoia-Piemonte state was :

When the Savoia decided to unify all Italy ( Garibaldi... "The Italian's father".. was born in Nizza.. a city of Savoia-Piemonte Kingdom )... they asked the help of french... but it was an expensive help... French in return asked west part of Savoia-Piemonte Kingdome and the Italian riviera.. now known as "Côte d'Azur"...

Ok you already know everything about him