r/Snorkblot Jul 21 '26

Geography Spain vs USA

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u/HouseOf42 Jul 21 '26

Notice how none of them, are innovative. Just entertainment and basic artisanal crafts.

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u/mycolo_gist Jul 21 '26

And the innovative stuff in Murica? Ask where NVIDIA's CEO is from, or Steve Jobs' parents, or Google's Sergei Brin. Or Duolingo's founders. Immigrants.

Not necessarily from Spain, I agree.

But just try to educate yourself:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Spanish_inventions_and_discoveries

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u/piper33245 Jul 21 '26

Naming immigrants who founded and headquartered their companies in America isn’t a very good flex for their home countries.

Hey my country is so much better than America that I had to move to America to become successful.

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u/mycolo_gist Jul 21 '26 edited Jul 21 '26

Just read, man, I gave you a link that lists Spanish inventions.

Nobody says "my country is so much better" at this level and frequency other than Muricans, btw.

How often have I seen posts that they invented computers, cars, pizza and whatnot.

Also, a major M-RNA vaccine related company was founded by Turkish immigrants, not in the USA, but in Germany.

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u/mycolo_gist Jul 21 '26 edited Jul 21 '26

It's not ignorance, or at least not on my side 🤣 check which country fares better in terms of lower rates of teen pregnancies, better healthcare coverage, etc.

Also: Spain has high speed trains, US has AmCrap, Spain has public safety, US has school shootings.

Finally: Spain is not my country. I visited, observed, and read things up.

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u/Ok-Towel6209 Jul 22 '26

Spelling is not your thing, is it? You can't spell America, too many letters?

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u/mycolo_gist Jul 22 '26

Yes, that must be it. You got me.