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Portrait of Thorsten Pattberg Thorsten Pattberg The East-West dichotomy — Chapter 12…

Once these Asian technologies ‘popped up’ in the West, the European nations took their chances, developed the sciences, increased industrial output, perfected weaponry, boiled the noodle, and set out to conquer and divide the globe among themselves. Only then the West invented patents, copy rights and laws to ensure it would forever stay in power, cunningly assuming that – as I explained before - evolution, even the evolution of sciences, is a gradual, progressive development, and whoever ‘patents’ its beginnings legally owns its progress.
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Portrait of Thorsten Pattberg Thorsten Pattberg The East-West dichotomy — Chapter 12…

To sum up, it is highly unlikely, for the time being, that Germany, or ever smaller European states like France, Britain or Italy could ever be the role model for India , Japan , Korea , or China . In fact, they would be foolish to adapt the German ways, or the French ways, or the British ways, and consequently, to force Asia and say that any single European country should be the role model for India , Japan , Korea or China is a racist stance that we must never ever take again.
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Portrait of Thorsten Pattberg Thorsten Pattberg The East-West dichotomy — Chapter 12…

Over 30% of Germany’s population is foreign-born. The German language, although being the majority language (with regards to native speakers) in Europe, will not be able to achieve clear supremacy of place in European, letting alone any Asian belief structure, nor does the German culture it promotes. The German-Jewish connection before 1938 was a winning-formula for Nobel Prizes, but it slipped away forever.
Today, China and India want German cars, technology, and knowledge... they certainly do not want German culture.
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