Case #3 in Point - Chemistry - Against Kuhn's Revolutions and Paradigms

Some thoughts on the History of Chemistry (against SSR of T. Kuhn)

1. Development of volumetric flask, graduated cylinder, pipet, buret.
2. Development of SI-units.
3. Discoveries of the elements, The Table of Elements.
4. The development of The Table of Elements, system.
5. Identifying substance properties, the chemical properties.
6. Atomic model? The molecules, etc.
7. The number of chemists (alchemists, earlier).
8. The universities actually doing chemistry (or alchemy). Case of psychology, universities started fairly late.
9. Gunpowder, etc. Natural compounds.

History of chemistry being the 3. case in point against Kuhn's SSR.

Thus we have a start? Yes.

Links, 2,
Blogspot, Criticism of Kuhn's Paradigms - Building Babel's Tower: https://whatiswritten777.blogspot.com/2013/07/criticism-of-kuhns-paradigms-building.html
Blogspot, Case in Point - Astronomy - Against Kuhn's Revolutions and Paradigms: https://whatiswritten777.blogspot.com/2017/01/case-in-point-astronomy-against-kuhns.html + Case #2 of Pendulum vs. swinging stones

Rich Countries and Poor Countries - A story over the wealth of nations

This is a story of the wealth of nations and that the potential for making a nation matched or aligned. I think there's a possible story of development to the nations that are poor today. Of course, systematic corruption plays a large or larger role in some countries while all countries in the World today are affected by corruption.

Three types of countries:

The matched country - this is the country that has symmetry over the sectors of the country. Such that one doesn't over-extend or under-extend one's nations finances. The primary sectors are cared for properly and technology is prudently applied in order to provide happiness and satisfaction to the population. This enables great levels of production, all the way from low-tech production to high-level production.

The top-heavy country - this type of country seeks power through technology and is typically a dictatorship where poverty strikes the workers of the primary sectors in order to seek technology and finance military capacities. One example: Soviet Union.

The bottom-heavy country - this type of country has large primary sectors and much corruption and entertains dictatorships as well. One example: North Korea.

Cases: Soviet Union, North Korea, South Korea, Cambodia, Thailand, Australia, New Zealand, Germany, Norway, Denmark, Sweden, France, Italy, Russia,  -(others)