Hahaha! Yes, indeed!
The Elon Musk "Love Will Keep Us Together" Appreciation Thread
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Hahaha! Yes, indeed!
calicamper
Expedition Leader
I could but I would be doing so on California based technology and that would probably elicit your BS.
If you want to compare specs how about comparing one of our CA Cities with oh right much bigger numbers than yours.
To compare all of the US to Denmark is like taking Denmark and pretty much the entire Continent of Europe. Oh and Education stats are BS both here and in your country. Because it’s cherry picked for the agenda. None of our private school data is added to our ************ inner city public school data. And everyone loves easy targets especially news. Its like weather reports you park a news van next to the one street thats been flooding for 100yrs and before you know it the whole damn country is apparently under water. Not.
Hmm, well, people from Denmark (Danmark in Danish) are "Danes". Denmark, or Danmark proper, is two words mashed together.
Mark means "land" (as in land you can plow, flat land), and the Dan-part refers to a mythical "king Dan" (or so it goes). It is also described historically as "The land of the Danes" (i.e. ruled by King Dan). So it became Danmark (but slightly different in other languages for obvious reasons.
To be honest though, I feel less like a Dane, and more like a Scandiwegian/Scandinavian. We have a very long shared history with especially Sweden, Norway, and Iceland.
Actually, that's a bit of an over interpretation. "Dane" as in "Englishman" or "American" is how Danes used to write back in the day, and other languages still do. These days, we don't capitalise "Dane" (dansker), "American" (amerikaner) and so forth anymore.
It was, however part of the language back then. Germany capitalises all their nouns to this day.
Mark means "land" (as in land you can plow, flat land), and the Dan-part refers to a mythical "king Dan" (or so it goes). It is also described historically as "The land of the Danes" (i.e. ruled by King Dan). So it became Danmark (but slightly different in other languages for obvious reasons.
To be honest though, I feel less like a Dane, and more like a Scandiwegian/Scandinavian. We have a very long shared history with especially Sweden, Norway, and Iceland.
maybe this helps explain it?
“What is significant about Hamlet calling himself "Hamlet the Dane" ?”
The fact that he refers to himself as the Dane, implies he is the citizen of Denmark and he will fight for justice, not just for himself but for his country.
What's most important to note here is the capital "D" in Dane. Hamlet is not merely referring to himself as a citizen of Denmark, but as The Citizen of Denmark--i.e., the rightful king. We have heard Hamlet mull his future, his past, his place in the world, and his thoughts on the afterlife. Just moments prior to this rash declaration, he philosophized on the fleetingness of life and worldly status as he mentions that even Alexander the Great (or what is left of him) could now be part of a cork stopping a barrel.
Why does he choose to do so now? Perhaps his rage alone propels him to admit this deeply held thought.”
What is significant about Hamlet calling himself "Hamlet the Dane" in act 5, scene 1? - eNotes.com
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Actually, that's a bit of an over interpretation. "Dane" as in "Englishman" or "American" is how Danes used to write back in the day, and other languages still do. These days, we don't capitalise "Dane" (dansker), "American" (amerikaner) and so forth anymore.
It was, however part of the language back then. Germany capitalises all their nouns to this day.
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You are digging your hole even deeper. But I guess that's Dunning-Kruger for you.
Yup, doubling down on your ignorance and defence of some innate knowledge you are born with because you're born in a big country.
And I'm not surprised at all that you refuse to learn anything. That is one of the reasons the US populace ranks so low compared to just about any other developed nation.
AbleGuy
Officious Intermeddler
This expression seems to being popping up on the forum more and more frequently. Maybe we need to start a new, separate thread for this....”the most ignorant posts” thread?
But I guess that could be problematic because it would mean only one post on that new thread per member...cause how can you claim to have read more than one “most ignorant post”? “Most ignorant” implies the top of the heap of harping offense,...the uber offensive post of unhappy recipients, the pinnacle of pissed off participants.
Unless maybe, just maybe.....it’s categorized as the “most ignorant post I ever read or yours,” because then the unhappy, offended forum member could post numerous different “most ignorant” posts, limited only by being just one “most offensive post” for every other different member who posted the post that most offended the now posting protesting member?
There is a difference between these sentences:
The most ignorant post I have ever read
The most ignorant post from you
The most ignorant post in this thread.
Can you spot the difference?
Also, as time progresses, some people show even more ignorant sides of themselves, such as in the Defender thread when someone suddenly claimed that since you can't remove unsprung weight in its entirety, unsprung weight doesn't matter.
In this thread, it is actually the most ignorant post I have ever read (well, if you don't consider racist ******** posted elsewhere).
And ignorant isn't just used as something to offend someone. I mean it in the literal sense of the word: Unknowledgeable.
When combining the dunning-kruger effect with being totally "unknowledgeable", the most ignorant post ever seems fitting.
He seriously think there is some innate knowledge that comes from living in a particular sized country, all the while flashing his ignoramus card for all to see.
calicamper
Expedition Leader
The “populace” of my home city alone out ranks your entire country. And yet I’m not here attacking your country or business men. Am I? Simply challenging your CNN perspective of one company. Which some how morphed into poorly aggregated public school data thats known for being total ********..
Best of luck buddy. Don’t you have employment checks to be signing or something?
Keep digging.
No. You're simply claiming that someone from a larger country has more innate knowledge of how to run a business, how to do trade, and so on.
Hmm, unlike you, I don't get my knowledge from TV, nor is this a matter of "poorly aggregrated public school data". Show me any list where the US is not at the bottom when it comes to education and even basic knowledge.
I know for a fact that you don't.
Seriously, you are so ignorant that you can't even see a flaw in your ridiculous argument about some innate knowledge that people from smaller countries somehow don't have. That's not how knowledge and education works. "Buddy".
calicamper
Expedition Leader
Actually “your facts” aren’t “facts” unless your standing next to me right now and know who I am. So continue on with your CNN view of the world. Because we all know “your facts” are the only ones that matter right?
shade
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shade
Well-known member
Well, we do know a few things about you:
1) You think that you're born with knowledge about trade and how to run big corporations if you're born in a big country.
2) You think that that innate knowledge is dependent on the size of the country you're born in
3) You are loathe to learning anything - wont even look up education levels, or anything that might contradict your ignorant world view
4) You continue to claim that I have a "CNN view", apparently unaware that CNN isn't where people get their news from in a place like Denmark. And it certainly not how we educate the populace.
5) You are demonstrably unwilling to even look at any numbers that might show you how wrong you are.
6) You apparently think that US is #1 in education and knowledge levels of the populace.
And:
7) At this stage, I am also pretty certain you didn't know what "innate" means. So instead of asking you to look it up (which you wouldn't), I explained it at the very top of this post.
8) You think that standing next to you and "knowing who [you are]" should somehow make a difference to the veracity of your claims.
9) even though you were the one who claimed that US citizens must somehow be born with knowledge about how to run big corporations, international trade and so on, you are the one who is now accusing me of have "facts" that are solely mine:
No, the facts I use aren't "mine". They are from people who actually know their ********. But since you refuse to look at any facts, I am not sure how to educate you.
But let me repeat: Show me evidence of this innate knowledge happening, and then show me evidence of the US citizenry being better educated (according to you, they are born this way, since they were born in a big country).
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calicamper
Expedition Leader
Actually Please find where I stated US is #1 in EDU. Actually please locate where and who brought up School Data in this thread.
That seems to be a huge deal to you. Might even be bigger than your hard on for Tesla.
You were so Proud and quick to post that your from a small Country. A nice country one that I enjoy visiting. I’m just glad that most of your fellow countryman aren’t as pissy as you. And far less “CNN factual” focused. The people at CNN are the best source of data right? They really know their ******** right?
That seems to be a huge deal to you. Might even be bigger than your hard on for Tesla.
You were so Proud and quick to post that your from a small Country. A nice country one that I enjoy visiting. I’m just glad that most of your fellow countryman aren’t as pissy as you. And far less “CNN factual” focused. The people at CNN are the best source of data right? They really know their ******** right?
@Pilat and @calicamper , I didn't mean to break up your interesting discussion. I just wanted Musk to get mentioned on this page.