The ORIGIN and history of German Engineering - Joe Rogan

Joe Rogan elaborates on the different German car brands and how germans always were good at engineering. He then reads a passage that mentions an early academy where many germans learned engineering. Afterwards they talk about how German scientists who served during the war were included in the American rocket program by nasa. They also talked about the dual education system in Germany. His guest for the talk is Andrew Schulz.

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[jeremyhenry]

Japan, Germany….. both demilitarised after the war…. All efforts went to technical revolutions….. not war…. Both now are power house technical countries

[percent]

Oppenheimer was German..so they weren't close they were there, simply put they weren't nazi ..but german

[bumpydevoshire]

If youve ever met a german youd understand why their engineering was so precise

[ex-terrydropper]

Discipline, healthy work/life balance, attention to detail

[anthonyfox]

Because all the top engineers where making and designing cars instead of war machines Because the military was restricted after ww2

[dcm]

The Germans committed a lot of crimes but at the same time contributed a lot of good things it's a weird thing

[krispro]

German technology is best in the world
-Von storhiem

[hhattingh]

They made an effort to increase education and highly praised engineering, mathematics etc. It was drilled into children's heads from an early age. That in order to succeed they had to learn science. That was what the country needed. Now that everyone is living in proverbial gravy. You get people studying fine arts, just because they don't know what to do with their lives. They do gender studies, even met a girl that did her masters at a very prestigious school, studying African dancing. Specifically the Kalimba. She could not even play the bloody thing. She did make a decent waitress years later, when I saw her last.

[albertenvajohannes]

You can also add military ordnance to their engineering prowess.

[riviol]

They got hold of the Yajur Veda and translated it for their benefit.

[alaricgoldkuhl]

Germany had a nuclear program but it was heroically sabotaged by Heisenberg who kept them going in wrong directions until the end of the war. Now THAT would make a great movie!

[marlenemortler]

I think the Vergeltungswaffe 2 program wasn't in Berlin but on the Island Usedom in Peenemünde.
I stopped there when i was on my way to Poland.
My Great-Granduncle worked at Krupp Stahl (not 100% sure, dont know a lot about him) which was founded in 1811 and also played a big in WW2. They exist to this day

[bucho]

There’s a great book called “bomb” and it shows just how close other countries like Germany and Russia got to nuclear weapons.

[jamesjrdollenmeyer]

Pride in the work of engineering. Not just shortcut to payday. It's a cultural issue.

[radrcer]

Because after WW2 japan and germany were not allowed to spend more than 1% GDP on their military, so they invested in commercial technology

[Juicysmoolyay]

It was the prussians. They are rumoured to have had flight a century before anyone else.

[maureenjeancy]

I was just listening to the beginning of this video and asked my sister “What if all this was happening by just a flip of a coin? And they proved me right?

[sinceday]

It’s in the language . German is an extremely logical language and of course it affects the person speaking it .

[lbrjxln]

B17: What the f is that?
That is first german jet airplane operation in ww2

[bathsalt]

i love my Karcher vacuum cleaner, absolute beast!