Anyways im done with the inventions and what have the moors made

Go on with britain's inventions in that period

Like arabic-Hindu numeral system replaced roman numbers for a reason smh

Lets not also forget art and architecture, your architecture is like any nomad architecture

get on our level

Pure European science (Respect to Byzantines tho)

I could go on forever, this discussion would not go anywhere.

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lets go to the EQ topic, cus ik u would either pretand i haven't sent anything or try to respond with a retarded dodge.

People with well-developed emotional skills are ... more likely to be content and effective in their lives, mastering the habits of the mind that foster their own productivity; people who cannot marshal some control over their emotional life fight battles that sabotage their ability for focused work and clear thought.

— Daniel Goeman, "Emotional Intelligence"

We have an emotional mind and a rational mind. In large part, our emotional mind developed to help us survive. When man first wandered the earth, any time he encountered some new experience he needed to make instant decisions about whether the encounter involved something he could eat or something that might try to eat him. Relying on the rational mind, which works much slower than the emotional mind, might have meant the end of mankind. The emotional mind springs into action more quickly than the rational mind. But unless we learn to control the emotional mind, we will make lots of bad decisions and poor choices.

1. EQ has a greater impact on success than other factors.

It has been said that your IQ can land you a job, but your lack of EQ can get you fired. Your IQ only accounts for 20% of your success in life. Your emotional intelligence and social intelligence are much greater determinants of the success you will achieve in life.

2. The ability to delay gratification is a primary indicator of future success.

Delayed gratification is the top predictor of future success. People who are able to pay the price today and delay the rewards are much more likely to succeed in life. Unfortunately we have become a nation seeking instant gratification. This shows up in our everyday lives in the foods we choose to eat, the buy-now-pay-later way of life, our difficulty in adhering to an exercise regimen, and putting mindless entertainment ahead of self-development.

3. High EQ leads to healthy relationships with others.

Our emotional skills have a direct and important bearing on our relationships with others. We need to understand our feelings, where they come from, and how to properly express them. We will not maintain healthy relationships unless we can control our emotions, communicate our feelings in a constructive manner, and understand the feelings of others.

4. Emotional health impacts physical health.

There is a direct connection between our emotional health and our physical health. If our lives are filled with stress, our physical health suffers. It has been estimated that well over 80% of our health problems are stress-related. We experience stress primarily because we are not comfortable emotionally. We need to understand the link between our emotional health and our physical health.

5. Poor EQ is linked to crime and other unethical behaviors.

Unfortunately, there's a direct connection between poor emotional skills and the rising crime rate. Children who have poor emotional skills become social outcasts at a very young age. They might become the class bully because of a hot temper. They may have learned to react with fists rather than with reason. Poor social and emotional skills contribute to poor attention in class as well as feelings of frustration. Such students rapidly fall behind in school, and may tend to make friends with others in the same boat. The path to crime starts early in life. While there's no doubt that family and environment are strong contributors, the common thread is poor emotional and social skills.

This is one case where an ounce of prevention would certainly be worth a pound of cure. The cost of intervention when a child is in grade school is minor compared to the cost of jailing them in their teens and twenties.

People with high EQ are more successful its quite of a known fact rn

Going back to the science thing, I largely agree with you in terms of Western Europe

It was the Arabs who helped bring back lost knowledge to the West

Western Europe was fucked H A R D by Rome’s collapse

However, as you even mentioned, in Byzantium they largely did keep their philosophy and advancements

And even made new ones

Like Greek fire

Yum, napalm

No

It isn't napalm

It was different

Nobody knows what it was

I know, i just wanted to make a napalm sticks to kids joke

From what ive seen descriptions

Sounds kinda like thermite

Doesnt go out even with water

Burns for long times

Hmm

Hot to the nth degree

@OrthoNinten like, are you saying they just translated and copied?

Islamic golden age itself had many other discoveries

And inventions

Yes

But a lot of it also came from the ancient Greeks and Byzantines

These are translations