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Why Poland achieved nothing at all?


Alien  24 | 5763
6 Jul 2023   #31
Polish contribution to the world? :)

Poland is a defender of democracy and Poles are fighting "for our freedom and yours". So much for Poland's contribution to the world.
Novichok  5 | 7952
6 Jul 2023   #32
Poles are fighting "for our freedom and yours".

...which is as stupid as fighting climate change. Or swimming up Mississippi...Or over Niagara Falls...

I have a piece of advice for you that is as brilliant as it is practical...
Every country, no matter how poor and rotten has the elements of every political system known to mankind. The only question is who is privileged to enjoy the best parts.

That's why my departure from Poland in 1966, by train with no shots fired, is so confusing to some here.
The smart ones find that sweet spot. Revolutionaries and patriots end up in gulags or shot.
British Dude
28 Dec 2023   #33
There are many famous polish people and some contributors in sciences, arts. However considering the fact how many of them are. 38 mill Compared to smaller countries like switzerland or hungary, denmark... etc. Something is off. There are no great polish companies, the industry the gdp is trash, the youth is heavily on drugs, no perspectives. Otherwise if the country is so great why are they going to the west? To chicken farms in the U.K for example. Or literarily as plumbers in the U.S.

Someone mentioned that its a new silicon valley. What are you talking about? Just wtf are you talking about mate? Why did armfor example invest in greece the last year, building another dev site next to Sofia Antipolis? Lol there is no next silicon valley anywhere, the companies go where they get profitable Buissness environment by corrupt governments that sell out the land. Cd project red? And? Even adding 5-6 tech companies wouldnt make any place exceptional, since MOST countries (especially eu)do contain a large number of foreign(or self made) tech companies in clusters next to each other around their capital... or a uni town...

Imo poland is a big but impotent cock.
pawian  221 | 25381
28 Dec 2023   #34
Imo poland is a big

You are disillusioned with your own failures in your pathetic life and you need to take it out on sb. I understand and forgive you coz I am a decent person. Ha!
Lyzko  41 | 9615
28 Dec 2023   #35
I forgot Kopernikus.
Torq  8 | 955
28 Dec 2023   #37
Now, let's not go in there again. :)

And Sralec - under his various guest usernames - is best ignored and left to rot in his own misery.
pawian  221 | 25381
28 Dec 2023   #39
I forgot Kopernikus.

Good coz the case is dubious - latest research proves she was a woman. Ask Maximilian Paradyz.
Lyzko  41 | 9615
28 Dec 2023   #40
B.B. relax, don't have kittens, will ya? Mach dich doch nicht nass, Kinder!
Pawian as well. Kopernikus is a Pole to the Poles, but a German to the Germans,
same with his home town, Torun or Thorn? You pick.

Hey, the French claim Chopin, whilst he WAS born in Zelezowa Podolia,
and therefore Polish by birth:-) His whimsically passionate, ever capricious
themes though, e.g. his Etude in E flat, is pure, unadulterated Polish and can
bring tears to one's eyes.
pawian  221 | 25381
28 Dec 2023   #41
Kopernikus is a Pole to the Poles, but a German to the Germans,

To Pole he is a man, to Germans she is a woman. Simple.
Lyzko  41 | 9615
28 Dec 2023   #42
?? I didn't get the joke, sorry.
Alien  24 | 5763
29 Dec 2023   #43
Lyzko;
Pomnik Mikołaja Kopernika.This is written on his monument. Only that "Mikołaja Kopernika" suggests a female form.
Ironside  50 | 12387
29 Dec 2023   #44
Imo poland is a big but impotent cock.

No sh't Skecorc. The answer is the 19th century and geopolitical landscape. If you are smart you got your answer and if you are not ...that is the answer.
Lyzko  41 | 9615
29 Dec 2023   #45
Sorry, pal, but even I know the difference between the genitive masc. singular for
names as opposed to the feminine "KopernikOWA"!!!
Geez, give me a little credit here.
pawian  221 | 25381
29 Dec 2023   #46
feminine "KopernikOWA"!!!

Koperkowa is much better. Tasty soup, btw.
Lyzko  41 | 9615
29 Dec 2023   #47
Ha-ha!!

For me, koperek is what makes Polish food, particularly your
chlodnik, so darned tasty:-)
pawian  221 | 25381
29 Dec 2023   #48
Why Poland achieved nothing at all?

Simple. Whenever Poland was close to achieve sth, Germans, Russians, Swedes, Czechs attacked her and destroyed everything. Together or seperately. E..g, in 1939 Soviets and Nazis had an alliance to crush Poland.

Germans reformed and are new people today. So did Swedes and Czechs.
While most Russians are the same imperialists they always were. When will they reform at last???
I don`t want to experience another destruction.
Bobko  27 | 2155
29 Dec 2023   #49
Simple. Whenever Poland was close to achieve sth, Germans, Russians, Swedes, Czechs attacked her and destroyed everything.

Hahaha.

In Russia, we say, that for a bad dancer the testicles get in the way.

I don`t want to experience another destruction.

Relax yourself.
pawian  221 | 25381
29 Dec 2023   #50
Relax yourself.

Not so easy - imperialist Russia is our neighbour. :):):)
Miloslaw  21 | 5028
29 Dec 2023   #51
Yeah, and you support them and collaborate with them....because your family benefited from Russian Communism.
Didn't they?
Lyzko  41 | 9615
30 Dec 2023   #52
Russia remained and remains the largest nation on earth, often quick to bully and cow
smaller neighbors perceived as weak, such as Poland or Ukraine, into submission.
Alien  24 | 5763
11 Jan 2024   #53
largest nation on earth,

Only territorially but not quantitatively.
Lyzko  41 | 9615
11 Jan 2024   #54
Don't be so sure! The first human, as well as animal, in space was/were
from the former Soviet Union. In addition, without Mendelejeff's Period Table,
chemistry as we know it might still be in the Stone Age. Furthermore, before
either Hermann Oberth or Robert Goddard, a Russian first envisioned space travel.
Lobatschevsky pioneered higher functions in mathematics, Pushkin, Dostoyevsky, Chekov, and
Tolstoy made sizable contributions to literature, not to mention Ilya Repin, Malevitch in visual
art, Tschaikovsky, Scriabin etc. in music, Fokine, Diaghelev in ballet, along with Eisenstein, Pudovkin
Dovzhenko, and Vertov in cinema...

Come on, Alien. You can do better than that.
pawian  221 | 25381
11 Jan 2024   #55
Don't be so sure! The first human, as well as animal, in space was/were
from the former Soviet Union

Come on. That was really sophisticated hoax. They didn`t travel anywhere. Well, they did, but within the Moscow Film studios.
Alien  24 | 5763
16 Jan 2024   #56
. They didn`t travel anywhere

You've got it confused with the Americans and their landing on the moon.
jon357  73 | 23139
17 Jan 2024   #57
without Mendelejeff's Period Table,

To be fair, other chemists were exploring the periodic relationships between different elements at that time. Mendeleev just pipped them to the post.

That was really sophisticated hoax

Possibly Gagarin too.
Lyzko  41 | 9615
17 Jan 2024   #58
Mendelejeff simply codified them, you mean, Yes, jon. That's correct.
However, his singular attempts did catapult them to importance in the
world of chemistry.

Oh, yes and how could I have forgotten to mention Dr. Pavlov in my
list of crucial Russian contributions. Or even the first Putin before the
current Czar Vladimir[The Last], RASputin, the "Mad Monk". Mme. Blavatsky etc.....

Conversation overheard at a party:

Random guest: Anybody here know what Pavlov fed his dog?
Pilot: I don't know. Was the dog flying tourist or first class?
mafketis  38 | 11010
17 Jan 2024   #59
the former Soviet Unio

Yeah.... none of the people you mentioned were involved in setting state policy..... no one denies there have been brilliant russian individuals. That just makes the overall failure of russian society all the more frustrating... huge potential they waste on imperial idiocy....
Lyzko  41 | 9615
18 Jan 2024   #60
There I couldn't agree more, Maf!


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