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Do the Germans continue to be intelligent to this day?

Jun 27, 2008 by X L M T D | Posted in Other - Germany

I just asked a question about the great German developments. Although my question was limited to weapons development but being a ChE myself I know the Germans have contributed extensively to Chemistry and other sciences. I also know that the largest chemical

Well, it's nice that everybody agrees we make great cars, lead in environmental friendly technologies and have great technology, but what about all the pharmaceutical stuff going on? And what about the biotechnological developments people are working

frackledJJ | Jun 27, 2008

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