<History and geography and anthropology appeal more to some of us than do maths and harder sciences, though ... all those numbers, what are you people thinking ... of course there are numbers in history too, but they tend to be rounder, without all the decimal points, many of them conveniently placed on a timeline with only two dimensions>
Marcos, countries with the most decimal points and third order partial differentiation equations per diem per capita are the best countries in which to live. The peace, light, harmony, happiness, health, prosperity, longevity, fun and love equation output for any country is directly proportional to decimal points and third order partial differentiation equations per diem per capita.
You won't find many decimal points or third order partial differential equations in Zimbabwe or Togo and not many in Brazil. Mostly they have guns and national IQs a lot nearer zero than 200.
Filling childrens' heads with stories of horrors from centuries gone by is not the way to great things. Nor is filling them with jingoistic racist nonsense - Adolf tried that when Germans voted for him and look what happened to them. The silly Germans thought he was a great guy - being told they were a master race must have seemed pretty good to unemployed, useless, and violent young punks.
It's ANZAC day on Monday. A good time to repeat the cliches - 'never forget', 'lest we forget', 'never again', 'those who ignore the lessons of history are doomed to repeat these cliches'. Meanwhile, Hu Jintao's gang is preparing more of the same, stirring up anger, violence and ignorance - a lethal combination.
Fortunately, the per diem per capita decimal points and equations are much higher in the USA and when multiplied by the population, they are world champions. China is will go with linear history and few equations and decimal points. We'll see whether those repeating historical cliches or those with the equations is superior.
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