But it all changes. Teilhard de Chardin, a philosopher priest, said the same about the Chinese as Einstein. When I was last in China it was their efficiency that was disturbing. They kept asking if everyone in England "stopped for tea" but that trope is 50 years out of date. France was wonderful when the French were French, everyone sleeping off lunch getting ready for a late night dinner of politics and wine, now they have become German. Just finding an Englishman in London is getting tricky.
But it all changes. Teilhard de Chardin, a philosopher priest, said the same about the Chinese as Einstein. When I was last in China it was their efficiency that was disturbing. They kept asking if everyone in England "stopped for tea" but that trope is 50 years out of date. France was wonderful when the French were French, everyone sleeping off lunch getting ready for a late night dinner of politics and wine, now they have become German. Just finding an Englishman in London is getting tricky.