Italians: Da vinci, Caravaggio, Rome, Renaissance, FIAT, Ferrarri etc...
Brits: Alan turning, Adam Smith, Isaac Newton, Biggest empire ever ruled the seas, Jaguar, Aston Martin, EXXON MOBIL etc
Germans: Einstein, Carl Bosch,Kant, Nietzche, Schoppenhauer, Strongest economy in europe (basically rule EU), BMW, Mercedez etc
Poortuguese: ...........
Why are they so Shit?
to be fair Portugal is a tiny nation compared to the other three
the greatest portuguese ever is a fucking soccer player
magallanes alone did more than most of those fags, also portugal ended the monopoly of the turks in trade saving those retards asses
also created sopas du macacos
No, the greatest portuguese ever was a certain lad called Pedro Cabral
Exxon Mobil is an American company
except they didnt
bump
Magalhães, da Gama, Duarte Pacheco, Álvares Cabral, numerous other sailcucks.
>literal whos
Fernando pessoa, pedro hispano, José Saramago, Egas Moniz, Camões caralho! And you? what do you have? Bolsonaro?
Santos Dumont
You are so ignorant...
>Egas Moniz
Based
Afonso Albuquerque, Nuno Alvares Pereira, a trillion explorers and navigators, Sá Vieira, José Saramago, Luis Vaz de Camões, Antonio Vieira, D. Dinis, Fernao De MAGALHÃES etc...
What is Nandos
>Brands as achievements
Countries with big internal markets have successful brands...wow...
unironically the only shit your deceasing country cares about
literal whos
i bet you never heard about 90% of em and just googled "portuguese sicentists" and pasted it.
>Literal who's
Not everyone is a brailet like you
Germany
>Earth sciences, Engineering, Computer science
England
>Physics, Technology, Biology
France
>Chemistry, Mathematics, Medicine
Italy
>Architecture, Anthropology, Astronomy
Spain and Portugal
>We wuz conquistadors and sheet
Why have Iberians contributed so much less to the advancement of mankind than other Europeans?
Portugal: Alberto Barbosa
Brazil
Your idea of achievements is based on a modern faustian perspective of what constitutes a significant contribution by focusing on the products of individual 'great men' whilst ignoring the institutional reforms that stabilise regions, foster economic growth and lay the foundations for individual discoveries.
The first 98% of human history was who could be better at being loyal to whoever was above them and defensive of whoever was below them. Iberia did a pretty good job when you go by pre-modern, traditional worldviews. The USA and USSR kind of steamrolled over that world, but no one gave a shit about any of this new scientific stuff until the steam engine.