Germany
>medicine, engineering
England
>Physics, Biology
France
>Chemistry
Italy
>electrical engineering, architecture
Portugal and Spain
>muh conquistadors
Germany
Eli Harris
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Isaac Butler
>France ahead of Germany in Chemistry
No.
Joseph Brown
france had Antoine Lavoisier the father of modern chemistry without him germany wouldnt have done shit senpai
James Harris
>He doesn't know Nicolas Teslão
Matthew Lewis
Lavoisier
Jacob Butler
Our thing was navigation, exploration, commerce and exploitation
Jason Reyes
Germany is a much more important Chemistry power nowadays, industry wise they destroy France last I checked.
They also had Max Planck, Emil Fischer, Ernst Fischer, Otto Hahn, Adolf Bayer, Karl Bosch....
the list goes on.
I don't know if simply having "the father" of X qualifies you as the best on it.
Alexander Hughes
ok but read -> What is the criterion being used here?
Juan Ross
This is the 32nd time this user has made this thread.
t. have been counting them in the archives
Logan Garcia
You Mexicans seem to be the ones obssessed with XVI century Spanish conquerors. Cortés or Pizarro are mere passing notes in Spanish history textbooks. Most Spaniards don't even know who Pizarro is, for instance.