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Originally posted by SpittinCobra
All the best things come from copies and reverse engineering.
You can see the flaws.
Originally posted by longbow
Originally posted by SpittinCobra
All the best things come from copies and reverse engineering.
You can see the flaws.
That's qxymoron How could the copy be the "best thing" if it's not much different from original?
Even the BEST has flaws. If you take it apart, you can see where the problems are. Then you can put it back together better.
Can you name 1 dominant(=great) aircraft developed by reverse engeneering?
Well, I never said anything about planes, I was making a general statement.
Originally posted by CookieMonster000
you people are just prejudice
Originally posted by SpittinCobra
Originally posted by CookieMonster000
you people are just prejudice
When you say, "you people", it sounds like it has Prejudice in it. Funny how that works. I was not one of those people. Please do not make general statements about PEOPLE, if you cant read the words in front of you.
[edit on 3-10-2004 by SpittinCobra]
I hate to say this, but I am convinced that it is true: Americans are generally presented with an arrogant, racist view of the world which simply assumes that African, Arab, and Asian enemies are a bunch of arse-backwards cave dwellers who can't threaten us. I have tried to and again to caution people like the author of this post that the minute you lose respect for your rivals is the minute they start to grow stronger than you.
Originally posted by roniii259
...but I am kind of steamed that all they do is copy instead of comming up with an indiginous airframe and then adding components from other planes. THis means that they only basically photocopy someone else's work and dont bother how to learn to do it on their own.
Originally posted by ShadowXIX
I guess its just cheaper to copy something then to design it.