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Christianity Etc › Re: AI Is Better At Being The Living Word Of God Than The Bible & Koran by DeepSight(m): 12:25pm On May 18
chieveboy:
The actions of Jesus while alive and the consequent huge following and repute was enough for him to formalize a religion if he wanted one. Why wait till demise?

Secondly, the huge following while he was alive was enough for it to be mistaken or deliberately made for and a religion respectively. This never occurred.

After his demise, people had a name for the followers and preachers of Christ. No one made a religion of it, not even Paul fundamentally looking at it. More so is that post-Jesus, his followers did not ascribe a religion to what they practiced. They called themselves "brothers".

This proves that after practicing everything Jesus gave, a religion did not naturally or artificially occur.

It occurred by the singular action of Constantine.
Nah, he obviously established a religion. Establishing ritual practices is enough. Go and look for the definition of religion in any dictionary. He did so.

But have it your way, I know you will never agree.
Christianity Etc › Re: AI Is Better At Being The Living Word Of God Than The Bible & Koran by DeepSight(m): 11:32am On May 18
chieveboy:
Taking Jesus injunction and the practices he established for a religion is a deductive error.

Even for olden times, religions have concrete head and tails for identity. They have religions which are unmistakable.

Other than Jesus, there are hundreds of others who came with one ideology or the other and where never construed as religions.

Granted people will naturally ascribe a name to a movement, this had never been mistaken for religions nonetheless.

If we are to take rituals and training of disciples and offspring for a religion, would you say the Igbos Nwa Boy system is a religion? What about traditional healers?

That said, Christianity became a religion owing to the actions of Emperor Constantine. No more,no less. You could actually get your answer after defining the term itself.
Giving directions on rituals and beliefs is more than enough to establish a religion. Jesus established Christianity by giving detailed ditrections on what to believe, how to behave and what to practice in terms of rituals. That is more than enough.

Constantine can be said to be the one responsible for formalizing it as a state religion and thus transforming it into something that would become powerful and global.
Politics › Re: Atiku Faults FG’s Response To Anti-Immigrant Tension In South Africa by DeepSight(m): 11:01am On May 18
Lionessza6:
Killed by who and for what ? Didn't we say that your propagandists are fond of this; half-baked news ,lies downright retarded accusations.
Why are you fond of using abusive words?
Christianity Etc › Re: AI Is Better At Being The Living Word Of God Than The Bible & Koran by DeepSight(m): 10:58am On May 18
chieveboy:
Most of your knowledge is hinged on half knowledge and outright ignorance. The rest comes from being pathologic at lying while making attempts to present blue as orange before people who practically are saner and could cure the apparent delusion you are under.

1: Bhudism historically is the, or one of the most peaceful religions. Christianity is far from being the most peaceful. The harsh treatments JWs get like excommunications, gaslighting etc would not isolate it as a peaceful sect/religion for your information..

2: Jesus never gave an instruction for a religion to be created after him neither did any biblical scripture for that matter.

3: There exist for the records the identity of the person responsible for institutionalising a movement called "Christianity" beyond the first person known as Paul. His name is emperor Constantine. His motive was not biblically inspired (the Christian Bible didn't exist in his time).

Other than these, no record of the Israeli God and his son asking anyone from a religion.

Records= Zero.
Jesus established a religion to the extent that he gave the Great Commission and established the ritual of communion.

Here he establishes Evangelism for the belief system -

"Therefore go and make disciples of all nations, baptizing them in the name of the Father and of the Son and of the Holy Spirit, and teaching them to obey everything I have commanded you. And surely I am with you always, to the very end of the age." (Matthew 28:19-20, NIV)

Here he establishes the ritual of communion -

Matthew 26:26-28: Jesus broke bread, gave it to his disciples, and said, "Take, eat; this is my body." He then took a cup, gave thanks, and shared it, saying, "Drink from it, all of you. For this is my blood of the covenant, which is poured out for many for the forgiveness of sins".

Luke 22:19-20: After breaking the bread and sharing the cup, Jesus added the direct command, "Do this in remembrance of me".

How else can a person establish a religion other than by giving these clear directives of practicing it? Must he say "I hereby establish a religion?"

MaxInDHouse:
Writers of Bible books claimed they were inspired by God {2Timothy 3:16}
But the Book of Timothy was not written as scripture. It was a letter from one person to another. What makes it scripture?
What makes it scripture is its proclamation as such by the Roman Curia.
Politics › Re: Atiku Faults FG’s Response To Anti-Immigrant Tension In South Africa by DeepSight(m): 10:47am On May 18
Lionessza6 and IronGalaxy, this report says two Nigerians were killed.
Foreign Affairs › Re: American Politics Thread: Trump Is The 47th President! by DeepSight(m): 10:09am On May 18
basilico:
The creation of congressional districts should not be based on race.
Final ruling.
Democrats have abused that. Courts have imposed districts where democrats are likely to win.

Obama won some white solid republican states like Indiana or Ohio and retained others.

An election win should be based on policy or substance not just race.
Ideally. But in the real world, the truth is that stance on racial issues is critical (mind you, stance on racial issues is not your race). For example, the rep of Memphis has been white for two decades.
European Football (EPL, UEFA, La Liga) › Re: EPL Chatroom - All Discussions by DeepSight(m): 10:00am On May 18
GloriousGbola:
@semid4lyfe

what is this 'op' symbol

is this day of pronouns one gats to ask
Opening Post(er) in a thread.
Foreign Affairs › Re: American Politics Thread: Trump Is The 47th President! by DeepSight(m): 9:42am On May 18
tctrills:
You are right, we all know what is being done here.
The US is choosing to abide by it's constitution but it doesn't favour the Dems.
The US is going colour blind by your side want segregation.
Yes, what's good for the goose is good for the gander but Dems don't see it that way. That's why in the North East despite 40% voting republican, we don't have a single republican district.

The only reason the Dems are scared is that that have over gerrymandered that they have very little room for more. The republicans actually have more bullets than them this time.

Also with the 2030 census coming up, the republicans could easily have 12 more seats.

But then, we should we have segregated districts in a country?

How dies this make sense in 2026?
So long as you dont complain when its done to you.
Foreign Affairs › Re: American Politics Thread: Trump Is The 47th President! by DeepSight(m): 9:09am On May 18
tctrills:
The supreme court says you can't segregate people based on colour
Démocrates claim it is a racist ruling.
Dems believe that segregation is the solution to racism.
The supreme court says all Americans should be treated equally, no special districts based on the colour of your skin.
But Dems want segregated district's.
Who do you support?
Do you support segregation as the solution to racism or do you want a colour blind society.
DeepSight the bast guy, what says you?
Repent.
basilico:
A lot of people don't see it this way.

When democrats carve out a black district ,they are in effect segregating.
They get their black safe districts.

The suburbs get their Republican safe districts too.

So in effect they are creating separate black and mostly white enclaves .

A racist republican doesn't depend on appealing across the board to all voters.
A black house rep knows he only needs to win the primary to retain his seat.Ditto the Republican.

An example.
Spreading Democratic voters thinly across multiple districts to maximize Republican seats, a Democratic surge in a midterm year could actually make up to three separate South Carolina districts highly competitive for Democrats
Everyone knows the game being played. Everyone knows what is being done is targeted at denying blacks and Dems seats in the next election and everyone knows the true purpose beyond the words being bandied about. Even both of you also know it.

Look at Memphis a predominantly black city which would normally get a seat based on the majority of its people's desire. You now go and split it up into several districts so that it cannot vote as a majority black area and thereby strategically deny the black population its choice. This is known as "cracking"—a gerrymandering technique where a cohesive voting bloc is split across multiple districts to dilute its political power.

No one is stupid, including your side, everyone knows exactly what is being done and both of you know it too, so no amount of pretending that it's segregation will impress anyone.

As for me, I simply say what's good for the goose is good for the gander. If your side is doing it and you are happy, just don't complain when it's also done to you, period.
Foreign Affairs › Re: American Politics Thread: Trump Is The 47th President! by DeepSight(m): 7:54pm On May 17
basilico:
I trust you know better than the US AG .
He is unbiased right?
Not bound to Trump's delusions right?

In the same DOJ where prosecutors were sacked en masse for doing their jobs against Trump right?

What happened to the last AG, pray tell?
Foreign Affairs › Re: American Politics Thread: Trump Is The 47th President! by DeepSight(m): 7:44pm On May 17
basilico:
Tell me the acting AG is spreading conspiracy theories.
The reckoning is coming one way or another.


Eric Daugherty
@EricLDaugh
🚨 HOLY SMOKES. AG Todd Blanche just dropped a bombshell, confirming the DOJ has MULTIPLE active 2020 election fraud investigations in Georgia and Arizona

"We're very focused on finding out whether the right people voted, whether people that were supposed to vote voted, whether there was one vote cast per voter!"
"There's a ton of evidence that the election was rigged. That's not something the DOJ needs to tell you about. There's been evidence about that for many, many years!"

"That's what we're doing in multiple states. You'll say to me, how long has it taken? Why has it taken so long? The reality of the answer is because it takes a lot of work to uncover what happened in 2020."

"It takes a lot of old, good old fashioned law enforcement police work, which is what we're doing."

"We have great prosecutors working on it as well. I assure you, I assure the American people that as soon as we have something to say for it, whether it's charges, whether it's a report, whether it's a result of an investigation, the American people will learn about what we uncovered


Lordreed.
The DOJ is only doing the bidding of its master. All this QAnon talk of the DOJ will expire once Trump leaves office.
Foreign Affairs › Re: American Politics Thread: Trump Is The 47th President! by DeepSight(m): 7:24pm On May 17
tctrills:
Do you know why I like you? You are the barometer I used to judge the left?
Whenever you start throwing tantrums and acting the way you do, I can always tell that your side is getting uncomfortable with hearing the truth.

That's why I like we on the right we are always open to discussion and debate. We know we are correct and are always trying to convince and teach and instruct you guys.

But of course cancel culture and throwing of tantrums is all you have in your defense and unfortunately it sometimes works.
Repent, we are beneficent, merciful, and yet have pages to write.
Foreign Affairs › Re: American Politics Thread: Trump Is The 47th President! by DeepSight(m): 6:26pm On May 17
tctrills:
Lol
Stop being pained. Your naivety never works. You should have learnt that by now. It only shows how weak you are.
I understand you want me out of the conversation, you can't stand my opinion. You have said you even want me dead
But man up my boy. I am not going away.
Stop lying.
Repent. That is all.

And once you do, behold, we are ever beneficent, ever merciful.
Foreign Affairs › Re: American Politics Thread: Trump Is The 47th President! by DeepSight(m): 6:17pm On May 17
bayelsaowei:
He is not corrupt.. but worships a renowned grifter and felon. He thinks Trump he supports with all his heart is any different from Tinubu.

I laugh.
Its such a big laugh I swear!
Foreign Affairs › Re: American Politics Thread: Trump Is The 47th President! by DeepSight(m): 6:05pm On May 17
tctrills:
Blacks like you are actually the problem, you copy the most stupid things from whites.
Cancel culture
Leftist
Abortions
And you because better than the white in these vices but when they ask you the cause of your problem, you cry racism.
Go Away.
Christianity Etc › Re: AI Is Better At Being The Living Word Of God Than The Bible & Koran by DeepSight(m): 5:32pm On May 17
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Foreign Affairs › Re: American Politics Thread: Trump Is The 47th President! by DeepSight(m): 5:19pm On May 17
basilico:
It's good going on an academic journey on the disadvantage Africa within the tropics had when it came to development.
That's in the past ,those factors have been sorted out.
Israel has no oil ,their deserts bloom,they have more companiea on Nasdaq than the rest of the world after America and China.
Israel is a special case. Very very very special. It is a state whose main apparatus is actually embedded within the commanding heights of the American Government and system.
Foreign Affairs › Re: American Politics Thread: Trump Is The 47th President! by DeepSight(m): 4:54pm On May 17
tctrills:
With people like you, the black race is doomed.
You have never at any point suggested changes that blacks and black communities need to make to get better.

To you, everyone else need to change for the blacks. The blacks are just helpless victims.

In hundred years from today, your clones will still be preaching the same doctrines while the black race only gets worse.

How about we copy hard work and excellence from the Asians.?
How about we copy building and progressing as a community like the Jews?
How about we copy the frontier and adventurous spirit of the Europeans.
Or we even go back to our roots where morality mattered a lot?

The blacks need direction not excuses.

You Mr Deepsight have become the king of excuses.
But I don't blame you, it's a leftist thing. Personal responsibility is always lacking.
Ye have been excommunicated until ye repent, dust and chaff are thy portion.
The whip of the scorpion and the sting of the serpent resteth upon thy back.

Be gone, oh purveyor of human trafficking.
Foreign Affairs › Re: American Politics Thread: Trump Is The 47th President! by DeepSight(m): 4:40pm On May 17
basilico:
Kansas judge sets aside law banning gender transitioning surgeries to under 18 albeit temporary.

In his opinion, Judge Folsom wrote that the Kansas Constitution protects “personal In his opinion, Judge Folsom wrote that the Kansas Constitution protects “personal autonomy,” which includes “the fundamental right of parents to the care, custody and control of their minor children.”

The judge described genderbending care as “the treatment with the most evidence of being helpful to treat gender dysphoria” and said it is “harmful to withhold medical treatment or withdraw medical treatment in progress that is safe, effective, and medically indicated,” which includes “the fundamental right of parents to the care, custody and control of their minor children.”

The judge described genderbending care as “the treatment with the most evidence of being helpful to treat gender dysphoria” and said it is “harmful to withhold medical treatment or withdraw medical treatment in progress that is safe, effective, and medically indicated
[/i]In his opinion, Judge Folsom wrote that the Kansas Constitution protects “personal autonomy,” which includes “the fundamental right of parents to the care, custody and control of their minor children.”

The judge described genderbending care as “the treatment with the most evidence of being helpful to treat gender dysphoria” and said it is “harmful to withhold medical treatment or withdraw medical treatment in progress that is safe, effective, and medically indicated


I have been seeing cococandy criticize a 19 year old getting married .
What do you think about this law? Under 18 shouldn't be allowed to mutilate their bodies by all means.
Without arguing for or against, let me just point out that marriage is a social contract with another person. People need to be adults to enter binding contracts. This is different from working on your own body.
Celebrities › Re: 'You Criticised GEJ Openly': Sowore Reacts To Adekunle Gold's Arrest Of Troll by DeepSight(m): 4:30pm On May 17
Mirasteel:
His brother is wise enough not to do something like that.

Go and insult or defame his kid if you won't rot in prison too.
Stop talking as though it's everyone that can be touched. If it was Otedolas child that posted whatever I am sure you will say he will also be in jail right? Joker.
Foreign Affairs › Re: American Politics Thread: Trump Is The 47th President! by DeepSight(m): 4:14pm On May 17
benalvino3:
I am not corrupt.
WILL YOU SHATTAP AT ONCE AND TAKE BACK THIS DEMONIC LIE FROM THE PIT OF HELL? ? ? ? IMMEDITALEY! IMMEDIATELY!
Foreign Affairs › Re: American Politics Thread: Trump Is The 47th President! by DeepSight(m): 4:12pm On May 17
cococandy:
Yes there are exceptions and yes hardwork will pay eventually but black people are not at the bottom of the wealth gap because they do not work hard. That lie falls apart the moment you look at American history and the actual data. Black people worked through slavery with no pay.

Worked through segregation with lower wages. Worked through discrimination where jobs, promotions, unions, land ownership, business loans, and housing opportunities were deliberately blocked. You cannot build generational wealth when the system spends generations preventing you from owning assets. The average Black family is not starting from the same financial starting line.

White families were able to pass down homes, businesses, land, investments, and inheritances for generations. Many Black families were locked out of those opportunities through redlining, discriminatory banking, predatory lending, unequal schools, mass incarceration, and policies that stripped wealth from Black neighborhoods while wealth was expanding elsewhere.

And even today, Black Americans still work at extremely high rates across healthcare, transportation, education, logistics, retail, public service, manufacturing, and countless other industries. The issue is not laziness. The issue is ownership, access to capital, inheritance, home values, investment opportunity, and systems that historically allowed one group to accumulate wealth while another group was denied the same access.

You cannot tell people to “just work harder” when many Black families have been working for centuries while being denied the same return on that work. That is not a personal failure. That is a measurable economic pattern.
So lucid, so clear, so rational, so rightly said. I just dont know how something this simple can be impossible for some people to understand.
Well said, classy woman.
Foreign Affairs › Re: American Politics Thread: Trump Is The 47th President! by DeepSight(m): 4:09pm On May 17
benalvino3:
Wow 😱😱😱😳😳😳

It exists in the West. Ask the democrats what they are doing with Medicaid and the pirates in Minnesota.

But continue with this stupid whataboutism if you may.

Corruption is not a thing in the state of the country because there is corruption elsewhere
I have lectured you enough for today. If you like, take notes, if you like dont take notes. Exam is coming and when I give my papers and you fail, I will visit you with a satanic plague.

Mind you everything you write here is part of continuous assessment and takes 98 per cent of the marks.

Now scurry along to your next shift as a parking attendant at Ajegunle High School.
Foreign Affairs › Re: American Politics Thread: Trump Is The 47th President! by DeepSight(m): 4:04pm On May 17
benalvino3:
I am not corrupt. But Nigeria has a problem with corruption. Even if you are not, you are forced to be corrupt.

The police is a good example, the lecturers you paid to get good grades, etc.

We could have easily said no and go through the stress and process fighting it. But the whole country is corrupt.
And it is Swiss Banks or Wall Street that dont have galactic levels of corruption. You neva hala. You are still not thinking anything through whatsoever. You have to keep asking what the factors for each situation are, and then you will understand. You cant just say, the problem is X people are corrupt and Y people are not. You have to ask why that is the case.
Foreign Affairs › Re: American Politics Thread: Trump Is The 47th President! by DeepSight(m): 3:59pm On May 17
bayelsaowei:
Let Trump and his ilks be in power for another four decades and watch how America retrogresses into a third world country.

I have been drawing a lot of parallels between the America of today and Nigeria.. so much similarities.
I swear!

The US will unravel so fast!

But they are lucky they have a system that will make sure it all comes to an end no matter what. Trump will go, and the parade and drunkenness and madness of over a decade will end and posterity will judge everything.
Foreign Affairs › Re: American Politics Thread: Trump Is The 47th President! by DeepSight(m): 3:52pm On May 17
benalvino3:
Nigeria can only change when the people move away from these cultures : greed, corruption, negligence, etc.
Just take a look at this last line and the last three words. Are you naive enough to imagine that these things STILL do not exist in the West? You dont have half an idea what you are saying. You are basically saying things will get better when we are perfect humans.
Foreign Affairs › Re: American Politics Thread: Trump Is The 47th President! by DeepSight(m): 3:50pm On May 17
benalvino3:
With all the corruption and magu-magu, insecurity, etc.

That is getting worse with time, we need more time, we are just starting.

You are delusional.

Nigeria can only change when the people move away from these cultures : greed, corruption, negligence, etc.
You are the one who is delusional if you imagine that these things are unique to Nigeria or Africa. If you think that the Western world did not also go through all this - necessarily.

I cant even imagine what you are saying. Are you thinking at all? Do you think nations just pop into existence fully formed and perfect or what? The job that has taken the USA 250 years even after all the advantages it had from Europe, you expect to be done here in sixty years and in SA in even less!

Joker!
Foreign Affairs › Re: American Politics Thread: Trump Is The 47th President! by DeepSight(m): 3:40pm On May 17
benalvino3:
Don't bring climate to this talk then. We have been wasteful.

How many nights do we need. Israel got it right in so quick they visited the United States and started sharing their farming techniques with them.

All the tools they needed to succeed were there. If you cant do it yourself, call in the foreign experts to help. But those expert can't help in budget allocation and how to run the country. They can't help to groom the thoughts of the people, behavior and lifestyle.

We have a corrupt culture in Nigeria. Africa as a whole. We are so greedy.
You are the one who only wants to look at the adolescence of a boy and judge his life by it. His life consists of birth, infancy, childhood, puberty, adolescence, young manhood, early adulthood, middle age, early old age, advanced old age, death.

Saying what you are saying is exactly like saying we should look at his puberty in exclusion and not consider the circumstances of his birth or childhood and judge him in finality with that, even forgetting the future he still has.

You are the one being absurd and simplistic.

And oh, as for Israel, you are doing the same thing. Looking at only one tiny patch of a very complicated 3000 year old history!

And then comparing it to brand new countries of sixty years.
Foreign Affairs › Re: American Politics Thread: Trump Is The 47th President! by DeepSight(m): 3:23pm On May 17
benalvino3:
Start from scratch?
How many years are you suggesting?
Why are all the waterboards dead?

Why can't we refine our own oil?

Are we going to need 200 years to have running tap water when we already had that in the 60s?

So the issue is not simply 60 years is too small. 60 years is small if a country is building serious institutions. But 60 yeas is long enough to know whether a country is moving forward or going backward.
In everything i am saying one thing you must not think is that I am saying we have not been ridiculously wasteful, corrupt and deplorable in managing our affairs. There is that too.

Simple truth is that no nation got it right suddenly, magically or overnight either.
Foreign Affairs › Re: American Politics Thread: Trump Is The 47th President! by DeepSight(m):
benalvino3:
What multitude of factors that are at play? You are just wasting people's time looking for excuses when the issues have been stretch and made big enough for you to see.

So stoo hiding behind multitude of factors, I already named them: leadership, corruption, weak institutions, tribalism, insecurity, bad education, poor planning, energy failure, and no maintenance culture.

Nobody said black people are daft. That is your strawman. The point is that many African governments and societies tolerate failure, corruption, and decay. We have a greedy mindset or should I say culture. It is why you see corruption from the ground up. It's not only politicians that are the problem. You know why I keep saying people like you are why the country has failed?

This is 2026. Independence was in the 1960. Man reached space in that same era. Countries with worse starting conditions rebuilt themselves. Israel turned desert into cities. Singapore had no natural resources. South Korea rose from poverty. Germany and Japan rebuilt after destruction. Should I go on?

So after 60+ years, blaming climate and history for abandoned water systems, bad roads, no electricity, corrupt contracts, and public theft is just excuse-making.

Climate can make development harder. It does not steal public funds. It does not abandon hospitals. It does not rebuild the same road every four years. People and governments do that.
Sixty years is a small time in the life of a nation - a nation just starting up. Without the same built up systems which those who colonized the space already have built up over centuries.

Look man, just point me to one developed nation that became independent for the first time only 60 years ago and I will put my hands up.

Some of the things you say are just shallow beyond comprehension. I have explained before how you cannot compare developing nations to nations seemingly starting from scratch only because they had a war and all their infrastructure was destroyed. The educated mind is already there, the institutions and traditions have already evolved. Rebuilding is a short question of money. In Europe you had the Marshall plan from the USA or you dont know the billions given to Europe to rebuild by America? Same with Japan, you dont know the role of America in quickly rebuilding Japan? You cannot be so ignorant as to compare these scenarios to African nations becoming independent for the first time, many of which were cobbled together in such a way as to guarantee conflict such as Nigeria.

I already explained how Europe had to fight out its conflicts over a thousand years but you expect these new nations forced together in an artificial manner to do so in sixty years. You cant be serious.

And people like you keep comparing Singapore, a country that is a single city, to complex behemoths like Nigeria.

You need to think deeper.
Foreign Affairs › Re: American Politics Thread: Trump Is The 47th President! by DeepSight(m): 2:40pm On May 17
benalvino3:
One simple question, how did Israel and Saudi Arabia build cities and farms from a barren land (desert)?
And as to this question, surely you know the history.
Maybe you will also want to dismiss the role of oil and petro dollars in the case of Saudi, Qatar and the UAE and claim that its simply because they are smart, good, hard working people and nothing else.

While we understand that there are countries such resources have been a curse to, we still need to compare apples for apples. The start line, history, circumstances and trajectory of each is different.

Let me also add: when did Saudi Arabia become what it is today? Where was it for example, when other countries were advanced in the early 20th century? Why was it not like Europe or Japan or America?

You see? Time, cycles, factors. Its not magic.
Foreign Affairs › Re: American Politics Thread: Trump Is The 47th President! by DeepSight(m): 2:35pm On May 17
benalvino3:
One simple question, how did Israel and Saudi Arabia build cities and farms from a barren land (desert)?

So stop pretending the argument is environment does not matter.

Environment matters, but it does not excuse corruption, incompetence, tribal politics, poor maintenance, and bad leadership forever.

God did not create the earth with skyscrapers and oil rigs. Society is about developing and adapting to your environment. We have completely failed.

And black countries are not even all in the same geography. Africa has deserts, rainforests, savannahs, mountains, coastlines, mineral-rich zones, oil-producing regions, fertile lands, and major river systems.

So this lazy temperate zone vs tropical zone argument cannot explain everything.
Of course it does not account for everything, a multitude of factors are at play. It is just a cardinal root factor for how societies get set in their foundational attitudes. You are the one being lazy because if you are not, you will note that I have repeatedly said its a huge subject and many factors interplay such as history, trade, wars, ripple effects, etc. One thing builds on another for every result that you see.

The real laziness is saying that one set of people is just brilliant and good and another are just daft and bad without trying to discern the factors behind the outcomes.

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