Ore no Ie ga Maryoku Spot datta Ken: Sundeiru dake de Sekai Saikyou - Vol. 12 Ch. 155

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What's funny is Sakura is nearly as powerful as him but she's actually low-key about it. Since everything is done by him she never gets the chance to show off except a few times when only they are together but I'm sure she's greater in mana than the dragon kings.
Yeah, Sakura's on par with him with the amount of mana they've gain, and growing seemingly more but yeah, she's pretty much is, since the moment princess Athena encountered them both and Hesti after the teleport by Dia even shown it too
 
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Oh yeah, she reminds me of Amy from Grand Chase a little bit
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Maybe, maybe not. Compare modern carpentry with all its sloppiness to historical Japanese carpentry. Sure, you can throw up a frame house in a much shorter time, but it's disposable in its construction, by comparison; Historical carpentry has joints so well designed and manufactured entirely by hand that you cannot even see the seam, and will last for hundreds of years.
Exactly, lol. As I recall, there's a pub/inn in the UK that's been in constant business for 600-some-odd years and has never had a rebuild, only some maintenance.
 
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Maybe, maybe not. Compare modern carpentry with all its sloppiness to historical Japanese carpentry. Sure, you can throw up a frame house in a much shorter time, but it's disposable in its construction, by comparison; Historical carpentry has joints so well designed and manufactured entirely by hand that you cannot even see the seam, and will last for hundreds of years.
Survivorship bias. The shit stuff is gone like many historic stuff, the good stuff stays.
 
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Survivorship bias. The shit stuff is gone like many historic stuff, the good stuff stays.
No, "Japanese carpentry" is a style of carpentry. Not talking about the variance in actual carpentry and trying to say that the Japanese peoples that are carpenters are universally excellent and surpass others, only that the techniques they used and still use today (though far less than they did before because such work is expensive and there are few remaining traditional carpenters following that style of carpentry) are excellent techniques, and far surpass current modern techniques in terms of stability and quality, which were sacrificed in the name of cheapness and speed.
 
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No, "Japanese carpentry" is a style of carpentry. Not talking about the variance in actual carpentry and trying to say that the Japanese peoples that are carpenters are universally excellent and surpass others, only that the techniques they used and still use today (though far less than they did before because such work is expensive and there are few remaining traditional carpenters following that style of carpentry) are excellent techniques, and far surpass current modern techniques in terms of stability and quality, which were sacrificed in the name of cheapness and speed.
Forgot to add the caveat about roman concrete since it was proven to be better than modern concrete due to some weird air bubble shit
 

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