₦airaland Forum

mtisTheQubit:
calm down we just trying to debate on stuff Anyway fact is there is no country in Africa with kind of tech India owns..like i said they might have poor souls but they are way ahead of Africa in many areas..Did you know that more than half of IBM employees reside in India Or many of the big tech companies ceos in states are indian born. Do you know that apart from the whites the next group in Africa which controls massive investments are Indians. Those are facts bro..I will not wail where Africa cannot reach..

an yes India got lot of poor folks. Extremely poor...

Ok

Nemesis2you:
Damascus steel was made using India sword making technics and was made from wootz steel ingots imported from India in ancient times.

Anyways have u read about the iron pillar of Delhi , it was made around 400 CE and till date it has not rusted , a testimony to the metallurgical skills. Unfortunately the technology has been since lost thanks to the islamic and colonial invasions.

As for mathematics ancient indians were playing with numbers as high as 10 to the power 400000000000000000 infinities ( it is so huge if the computing power of all the supercomputers in the world is used to start counting it from zero today , it would take them atleast a century if not more to reach it ) while the rest of world then could barely count till 10.

The Qutb iron pillar. Here it is!

However, it has avoided corrosion from the rains, winds and temperature fluctuations over the last 1600 years, not through a conscience effort or magical metallurgy technique on the parts of the pillar’s creators, but through the accidental formation of a “passive protective film.”

This film was created by accident through a complicated combination of the lack of lime in the furnaces used to make the iron pillar, the presence of raw slag and unreduced iron in the pillar, and the wetting and drying cycles of the weather. All of which helped to create a 1/20th of a millimeter thick layer of “misawite,”on the pillar. Misawite is a compound of iron, oxygen and hydrogen which does not rust

[url][/://www.atlasobscura.com/places/iron-pillar-delhi]

That was no accident!

Justnotyou:
First off the Indus valley civilizations aren't equal to just India. It spanned across several modern countries pic 1

Carbon steel was invented independently twice. While the Indus valley steel was a lil more impact full pre industrial revolution. The Tanzanian haya also forged it during the PIA also no, ancient Indians didn't lead in technology that should undoubtedly go to Egyptians. Bronze & regular iron was far more useful in that age, & other technologies existed that were more meaningful, I mean the Egyptians were building skyscrapers 4000 years ago with what? We currently don't even know. We also don't know their sources for tin to make bronze. They had lots of wood to make ships 40m long from where & how did they get this much wood through the Sahara or Sinai? There are so many mysteries in Egypt due to how advanced their tech or work ethic was.

India & China without a doubt were the great economic powers of that time as well as Mali/Ghana/Songhai but we shouldn't be carried away by allthat glitter, the Greeks, Aryans, Mongols even Muslims successfully invaded with impunity.

The wealth stolen is definitely disturbing, I won't comment on it rn.

My bad! Yes, the Haya had a similar steel making process by 500 bc.

Writing in the current issue of Science, Schmidt and Metallurgy Professor Donald Avery, both of Brown University, report that as long as 2,000 years ago, the Haya people were producing medium-carbon steel in preheated, forced-draft furnaces. A technology this sophisticated was not developed again until nearly 19 centuries later, when German-born Metallurgist Karl Wilhelm Siemens, who is generally credited with using an open-hearth furnace, produced the first high-grade carbon steel.

[url][http://content.time.com/time/subscriber/article/0,33009,912179,00.htmlurl]

Anyway, the Hindus loss was a global loss: we all lost a materially, culturally and economically advanced culture which I DOUBT WE'LL ever see again on this planet.
Fyi, Vedic India did sometimes have disagreements and wars but the warfighting was governed by strict rules bases on dharma. Non combatants, prisoners and wounded were treated under a strict pre Geneva convention code of conduct.
They weren't military expansionists and you'd be hard put to find an instance of Hindus attacking Muslim or other kingdoms and cultures.
Imo, the destruction of early India, the massive looting and the slaughter of Hindus is the biggest indictment of the Arab sky God cult. The 2nd worst thing is THAT THE MASS MURDERERS DESCENDANTS BRAG ABOUT IT TO THIS DAY!?

Austine1213:
Lol Joburg has larger number of malls than entire Kenya as a country.

I don't think you know how big Johannesburg is, it is the largest urban area in africa, joburg has over 500 suburbs

you're always out of your mind. you didn't even bother to peruse our peaceful factual convo with jln115 before coming up with your silly surburbs submission.

You need to see a neurosurgeon

Nairobi.

Kisumu

Nai.

Nairobi Europeanish.

Clean streets

Kilimani.

Mombasa.

mtisTheQubit:
You do know thats just a lie..but i'll let it slide

I am letting u slide sir

Shma2020:
you're always out of your mind. you didn't even bother to peruse our peaceful factual convo with jln115 before coming up with your silly surburbs submission.

You need to see a neurosurgeon

Do you know how big is Johannesburg?

Austine1213:
Do you know how big is Johannesburg?

No one cares shack man.

gallivant:
No one cares shack man.

I knew you'd answer like a retard.

Some people will get angry because of this picture

Just30:
Misty morning... Day break Accra

Hamattan working it magic in an orange sun

Similar picture of Nai...

Tayser:
Similar picture of Nai...

Great cloud cover!

Keinya Camping

Skydiving is back in Diani.

Tayser:
Keinya Camping

Its beautiful..

Just30:
Safari Valley fleets of electric vehicles

Roan77:
I love this city Abuja.

Dont get me wrong but the fact that the most recognizable manmade landmark in an African capital is a bloody mosque is sad for Africa.

Upcoming Business District in Nairobi. Construction boom in Nairobi can be recognized by the number of cranes in this area alone.

Kenya is really beautiful.

Shma2020:
Kilimani.

The last three pictures are parkland.

Nemesis2you:
I am letting u slide sir

Are you a Goan by any chance...

Wuoche:
Kenya is really beautiful.

Ths is so beautiful...

Tayser:
Dont get me wrong but the fact that the most recognizable manmade landmark in an African capital is a bloody mosque is sad for Africa.

hard to get lost in that city of a million mosques ...

Progress of Nairobi Expressway after less than 9 months of construction.

Shma2020:
Mombasa.

i ths mama ngina drive..so beautiful

Wuoche:
Progress of Nairobi Expressway after less than 9 months of construction.

someone somewhere is still wailing about electric SGR for years now ..things move fats in ths part of Africa..

Tayser:
Skydiving is back in Diani.

so ths is where you hide ya a.ss fora week now