The cold hard truth

>>2977242
Amsterdam created most of the jewtricks in banking + far east company? Not to mention the countless of inventions that imroived humanity vastly during their golden ages.

>>2977256
>jewtricks in banking
>thing of value

>implying Rome and Romans weren't the most influential civilization to ever exist

>>2977242
You forgot China. They built quite a lot of stuff.

>>2977266
Rome isn't a civilization, and it contributed absolutely nothing of value be it in culture, science, or technology.

>>2977256
The Dutch were also the first ones to trade with insider knowledge. They sold shares of a ship, then the owners dumped the shares before knowledge of its sinking hit the markets.

>>2977270
I think we could live without gunpowder, in fact we'd probably be better off.

>>2977242
I would put a bit more of North africa but ok

>>2977278
The map you mean? It already includes Egypt and Carthage.

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>>2977274
>Rome isn't a civilization

>>2977274
Yeah, they contributed to politics, law and bureaucracy.

>>2977289
>>2977294
You're thinking of Greece.

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>>2977274
>Rome contributed absolutely nothing of value in culture, science, or technology

>>2977301
Name one thing.

>>2977307
Fuccboi emperors.

>>2977299
Greece didn't have as strict a rule of law and neither have their laws stayed in our law books. Oldest law in most European countries is the law that governs the formation and setting up of general and limited partnerships.

>>2977307
Hydraulic mining
Piston pump
Hypocaust (precursor to central heating)
Hierapolis Sawmill
Glass blowing

literally kys yourself

>>2977242
>no Iberians
>no middle age Arabs
>no China

2/10 not even a good bait

>>2977242
>>2977363
also you didn't even include romans, toplel

OP is right you know

>>2977256
>no Persia
>no India
>NO CHINA
>only caring about Eurocucks

It's like you only care about the most boring parts of history.

>>2977351

>Glass blowing
Mesopotamian

>Hierapolis Sawmill
Asia Minor

>Hypocaust
Even the fucking Indus Valley had that.

>Piston pump
Nah

Oh wow it's literally nothing.

>>2977363
>>2977365
>>2977406
Name one thing of value any of those irrelevant niggers contributed.

You have infinite time.

>>2977422
Portugal & Spain - Age of discoveries
China - gunpower
Roman Empire - law system
Arabs - sicence knowledge in all fields

>>2977431

>Portugal & Spain - Age of discoveries
What's the point?

>China - gunpower
see >>2977277

>Roman Empire - law system
Pretty sure law existed before the Romans...

>Arabs - sicence knowledge in all fields
Name one thing.

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>>2977242
>>2977431
>>2977445
>>2977277
HOLY FUCKING SHIT
MUH GUNPOWDER
NO WHAT CHINA GAVE US WAS MERITOCRACY AN IMPORTANT PHILOSOPHY

>>2977479
China didn't give us meritocracy lmao wtf

>>2977416
>Mesopotamian
Modern glassblowing is founded on Roman innovations and techniques in glassblowing.

>Asia Minor
Which was part of the Roman Empire, and the sawmill was made using technologies innovated by Roman engineers

>Indus Valley
>hypocausts
[citation needed]

>PIston Pump
Yes.

>literally nothing
>ignores hydraulic mining

>>2977406
Lol, pathetic redditor

>>2977445
He said gunpower, not gunpowder.
Guns without gunpowder.

>>2977422
Google is your friend.

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>>2977274
2000 years of them being a civilization and they did nothing? Those roads they built? Or maybe the poems they wrote? Or their oratory skills? Maybe even the fact that they...CREATED THE BASE FROM WHICH ALL LATER EUROPEAN EMPIRE WOULD BASE THEMSELVES ON.

Anon, you don't need to kys, your soul is dead to begin with.

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>>2977422
Persia: http://foreigncy.us/persian-inventions-youve-probably-used-before/

https://defence.pk/pdf/threads/persian-inventions.325746/

Pajeetistan: Arabic numerals, several forms of math.

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

China: https://www.davis.k12.ut.us/cms/lib09/UT01001306/Centricity/Domain/329/Chinese%20Inventions%20Article.pdf

Any more...

>>2977242
>French (that includes Brits)

Triggered like a mofo

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>>2977274

>>2977242
Someone doesn't understand that history builds off other history.

>>2978413
>defence.pk
KEK

>>2977266
How does one even begin to measure influence let alone decide what is the most influential. It'd be based on nothing but ranking the impact of a specific accomplishments of one group over another.

>>2977242
Bitch what about the animes?

>>2977307
>The dome
>the road network
>siege tactics
>proper waste canals
>the minuscule
>plenty of poetry, comedy and history
>philosophical theories
>modern law
>the republic
>rhetoric
i could go on and on

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>>2977274

>>2977493
>Modern glassblowing is founded on Roman innovations

You mean phoenician glassblowing?

>>2977485
Read up on those European enlightenment thinkers everybody loves so much. A lot of them outright said they were trying to repackage Chinese stuff like Confucianism for Europe.

>>2977277
If China hadn't developed gunpowder, somebody else would have.

>>2977242
Erase Serbians- no Nikola Tesla

>>2977274
Sumerian/Egyptian meme has gone far enough you have to stop now shithead

>>2979462
Literally the founders of civilisation.

>>2977274
Going by your list I'm guessing that you're either Greek, Jewish or an anglo who's assmad that their culture was demolished by the Romans.

>>2981189
Or, you know, someone who knows something about history.

>>2981143
And they were Caucasian kiddo :)

>>2982291
Amerilards should be banned from ever discussing history.

>>2977242
OP is a bias Jew who thinks his people are more relevant than people who invented paper, whiskey, compass, and rudders.

>>2982902
>paper, whiskey, compass, and rudders

I think you'll find that the Egyptians, Greeks, French, and Egyptians again, are all mentioned in the OP.