Where did this meme stem from? Why is it regarded as the best? The US would surely take that spot, uncontested.
German engineering
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Austin Reyes
>Where did this meme stem from?
Oliver Phillips
Why are you sticking American cock so hard? I expect that from polish anons.
Brody Cooper
>Why is it regarded as the best?
No one thinks that
It's German OVERengineering, and it's a laughing stock
>The US would surely take that spot, uncontested.
They do take that spot
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Charles Hill
Nazi scientists made the foundation of it
Blake Evans
Kyoot
Luis Lopez
>Where did this meme stem from?
Reality.
>Why is it regarded as the best?
Because they overengineer things and have a high standard of QC.
>The US would surely take that spot, uncontested.
Depends which field. The US does excel in industrial production.
Camden Scott
Why is Germany even put ahead of you in terms of consideration? You're like USA Jr. in the engineering field.
Noah Nelson
In 1945 the Americans roamed through Germany stealing research, blueprints, prototypes, data, machinery, capital equipment, entire factories and teams of German scientists and engineers to give themselves a boost.
Jackson Williams
medieval germans had a blacksmith culture, so when the industrial revolution took place, germans just passed this culture on to industry so they got a lot more benefit from british itself
Leo Russell
Why do people use ((country)) engineering? I prefer ((company)) engineering. It is much more reliable to generalize that way.
Wyatt Taylor
Because of paper clip operation my man. Germany during that time had the most brilliant engineers ever.
Logan Diaz
What was Wernher von Braun?
Also, Germany made a jet fighter in WW2.
Stop being cringe.
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Wyatt Wood
Idiot nationalism as usual. People love to attribute accomplishments that they had no hand into themselves so they can feel better.
Brandon Lewis
>le heckin' reddit rogget scientist
People like to omit there was a whole team of (non-kraut) people behind him without whom he wouldn't have had any success. There's even a movie about how the Americans were the key factor in getting a functional rocket to beat the soviets to the moon
>pic related
James James
1 800 come on now
Ryan Torres
Cope, pal. You're the best and there's nothing you can do about it
Christian Torres
there was one black woman who was essentially a human calculator and played an extremely minor role in the overall project
the movie is literally revisionism
Jacob Sanders
>Another thread of people taking pride in multinational corporations
You don't even know where the engineering is actually done. All plane, car and electronics companies around the world have suppliers and only a fraction of it is actually done by themselves. E.g. the iPhone X generated more profit for Gooks than Americans (in sales), because Apple bought so many of its components from Samsung. Siemens is a company name which the end consumer doesn't hear much about. However, their withdrawel from Russia forced a bunch of Russian companies to fully shut down. Many such cases.
Aiden Kelly
this it was just propaganda of Germany intelligence officials, they do this a lot before war, they were ahead of most of Europe at the time only because they started scientific studies before all of Europe, in the early 1930, most in mechanic and aerospace fields
Landon Young
B-52 is a boomer plane, it should be replaced by something bigger, faster and newer.
Ryder Powell
actually usa propaganda only embrace that thesis because they want to make people look themselves as someone who has defeated a far superior force, which is not true
Brandon Reyes
germans know how to put plastic in places where there shouldn't be plastic and get away with.
Levi Cooper
so operation paperclip was a hoax?
Luke Foster
the KD ratio of the german army tells me that they were a superior force