>be portuguese sailor, a complete badass and fearless explorer of the unknown >colonize a fertile and hospitable land stretching out as far as the eye can see >locals are qt brown girls looking for seks >get modern day Brazil
>be british lowlife, cutthroat, pariah, scum all around >get sent to barren desert island in the middle of the giant pacific >locals are extremely hostile and deadly >get modern day civilized Australia What the fuck how
Brazil is actually quite nice if you are upper-middle class
Benjamin Nelson
Nice environments and easy living make for bad societies. Compare inhospitable shithole geography of Norway versus the comfy warm and fertile lands of Sub-Saharan Africa, which are inhospitable due to the people.
Colton Martin
>locals are extremely hostile and deadly Abos were literal cavemen
Eli Cox
Reminder: Cavemen of Europe had significantly higher IQs and larger cranial volume/capacity than modern, specialized bugmen who live in a society.
Caleb Martinez
>the bigger the brain = moar smurt No scientific basis to this claim.
Eli Wilson
Brazil wasn’t a fertile and hospitable land and locals weren’t qt brown girls. It was a dense jungle with mountains through the entire coast and natives were warmonger cannibals. That’s the reason why Portuguese lived exclusively in the coast while the chad Bandeirante Paulista explored the interior.
Elijah Howard
>wants to reach india >lands in brasil instead
Anthony Wilson
Anglo legal and political system is vastly better. This is why every single Spanish and Portuguese colony is varying degrees of fail and all the Anglo settler colonies are first world.
Liam Ortiz
meds are literally incapable of running a government
Charles Robinson
What about the harsh lands of siberia and the fertile lands of China?
Dylan Jackson
>No início da colonização, os interesses de Portugal se concentravam no litoral ou próximo dele, uma vez que nele estavam localizados o extrativismo do pau-brasil e o plantio da cana-de-açúcar. O fator geográfico, portanto, foi um dos que mais desmotivaram a penetração dos colonizadores: a Serra do Mar, que era uma “grande muralha”, recoberta por densas matas, dificultava a penetração. Em 1585, Fernão Cardim, tendo acompanhado o padre jesuíta Cristóvão de Gouveia de São Vicente a São Paulo, relatou: “O caminho é cheio de tijucos, o pior que nunca vi e sempre íamos subindo e descendo serras altíssimas e passando rios e caudais de águas frigidíssimas”. Os rios serviam somente como pontos de referência, oferecendo poucas condições à navegação, pois possuíam diversas quedas d'água, corredeiras e formações rochosas, sendo um outro empecilho à penetração do branco no território brasileiro. Portuguese niggas would never be able to actually explore Brazil.
Xavier Bennett
>Nice environments and easy living make for bad societies No civilization emerged in cold or hot wastelands, Northern europe and Japan were lucky to have technology and knowledge from the rest of the world when everything was already invented and tested while being poor in resources and isolated enough from the rest of eurasian armies