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> Presumably because that's where the money was. Does that mean the US gets to claim these languages? I mean I don’t think it really matters but if they moved
by jjcon 6y ago
> Presumably because that's where the money was. Does that mean the US gets to claim these languages?
I mean I don’t think it really matters but if they moved to the US because the US economy was valuing those things then it’s the product of the American economy from a economic point of view.
- lubonay 6y agoI agree. If we invert the argument: just because C++ and C# were designed by Danes, does that make them Danish languages? That sounds absurd! It's almost like saying the iPhone is a Syrian product because Steve Jobs' biological father was Syrian.
- esperent 6y agoI was not trying to say they are Danish or American. My point is that they are neither.
- adventured 6y agoIf they were created in the US, then they're American, either in part or in whole. You might as well pretend SpaceX isn't American either, because Elon is from South Africa. And Nvidia isn't American, because Jensen Huang is from Taiwan. Google is half Russian because Sergey Brin was born in Moscow.