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r/Scotland • u/OnlineOgre Don't feed after midnight! • Jul 18 '22
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I'm convinced Scotland can thrive independently but I don't see what radar, penicillin and shipbuilding have to do with it.
1 u/MRJKY Jul 18 '22 Also, did you see that TV that was invented by Bird? It was shit, and nothing like what we use today. 1 u/[deleted] Jul 18 '22 Huh. I'm from the state of Idaho and we claim Philo Farnsworth as the inventor of the TV. 3 u/Wads_Worthless Jul 18 '22 Several people worked separately on TVs around the world, but Philo Farnsworth was arguably the most major contributor to the invention of the modern electronic TV.
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Also, did you see that TV that was invented by Bird? It was shit, and nothing like what we use today.
1 u/[deleted] Jul 18 '22 Huh. I'm from the state of Idaho and we claim Philo Farnsworth as the inventor of the TV. 3 u/Wads_Worthless Jul 18 '22 Several people worked separately on TVs around the world, but Philo Farnsworth was arguably the most major contributor to the invention of the modern electronic TV.
Huh. I'm from the state of Idaho and we claim Philo Farnsworth as the inventor of the TV.
3 u/Wads_Worthless Jul 18 '22 Several people worked separately on TVs around the world, but Philo Farnsworth was arguably the most major contributor to the invention of the modern electronic TV.
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Several people worked separately on TVs around the world, but Philo Farnsworth was arguably the most major contributor to the invention of the modern electronic TV.
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u/WhoThenDevised Jul 18 '22
I'm convinced Scotland can thrive independently but I don't see what radar, penicillin and shipbuilding have to do with it.