Cars are a good other example. I only knew how to drive stick when I came here and had to learn automatic. Then I forgot stick. Then after uber and moving to urban core I basically stopped driving unless I have to... don't enjoy it. Gen Z doesn't even want to get licenses.
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It'd be interesting to know the Russia ramp up story too. It was weirder with the whole state planning thing, but also a story of learning / knowledge transfer that created a shit load of manufacturing / human capability.
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I think it's interesting that the early 20th c. French economy used to be very entrepreneurial / techie, but WWI/II seemingly destroyed that element of their culture, which has seemingly cost them greatly.
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Their traditions of Napoleonic code law and bureaucracies dating from royal times wasn't great either...
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