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Which people are cleverer in Science and Technological creations, Japanese or Israeli ( Jewish )?
Smarter people in science and technology
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The discussion centers around the comparative cleverness of Japanese and Israeli (Jewish) people in science and technological innovations. One participant emphasizes the Japanese, citing their continuous development of clever science projects driven by curiosity. Another participant humorously suggests that penguins are more clever, diverting the conversation. A third voice warns against underestimating the cleverness of the Chinese, indicating a broader context of global intelligence. Ultimately, the thread is deemed unproductive and is closed.
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The Zoobonians. No contest. They are constantly developing clever science projects, as they are very curious in nature.
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Leon W Zhang said:
One must never underestimate the cleverness of the Chinese.
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This thread is going to go nowhere. I'm closing it.
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