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@Paultron

Why did SouthEast Asians repeated lose wars to Europeans until Europeans forced them to trade and learn European culture at gun point only to suddenly start winning against Europeans after learning European science?

This occured prior to world war 1 in both Korea and China

Why did Japan have to copy technology originating from White white countries in Europe and the United States and partly white partlly Mongoloid Russia to beat Russia prior to world war 2?

Why do I hear about escalator & elevator failures in China but not South Korea and Japan?

After all they are all Mongoloids

Their culture is not the same

The United States influenced Japanese and South Korean culture when they invaded those regions during world war 2

The United States brought the scientific method and christianity and European philosophies as alternative worldviews to confucianism

On the other hand China was influenced by Marxist philosophy tracing to a Kike & Confucianism

Allegedly a kid was sentenced to a mental hospital in England for poisoning people then people got poisoned in the mental hospital then he was released as an adult then poisoned more people

His work place sent an investigator to see if people were poisoned then the investigator replied that people were not poisoned and he exolained of course they were poisoned because of such and such medical symptoms and he got caught again

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=ILVQYGXsfaI

@irie

The audio has a lot of Korean words but the text in the video is not in the Korean Alphabet

Might be shared vocabularly in both Korean and Japanese but it seems weird

@VooDooMedic

Why are there letters that look like Chinese pictograms on the teeth?

@freepatriot

If you are going to study things in your spare time then you should get the book

Use your perfect memory by Tony Buzan

And decide what material you want to menorize when you read a book

You can also learn to skim or speed read and look for the most important sections and read them more slowly and memorize them while skipping the least important sections

You can use the table of contents to decide what to rread instead of reading the whole book