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As an Australian... I have no idea where this idea comes from. American Exceptionalism has historically been a thing, but other than a general impression that e
by techdragon 6y ago
As an Australian... I have no idea where this idea comes from. American Exceptionalism has historically been a thing, but other than a general impression that equipment which have been designed and built locally in Australia tend to be above average assuming that it wasn’t built to be the cheapest... the idea that “our stuff is the best” has never really been a thing, except maybe Beer... and only among people who are obviously fans of that beer.
Edit: This might be an east coast vs west coast of Australia thing. I’m from Western Australia and I just realised that this might be more of an east coast cultural thing...
- igravious 6y ago> the idea that “our stuff is the best” has never really been a thing, except maybe Beer... and only among people who are obviously fans of that beer. Are you saying that Ozzies regard their beer as world-beating (or are you saying the opposite) – I can't parse that sentence …
- goatinaboat 6y agoAre you saying that Ozzies regard their beer as world-beating Australians are very proud of their flagship beers, Fosters and Castlemaine XXXX, but they are not considered premium products in any country with a beer-drinking tradition.
- rcxdude 6y agoAre they? At least Fosters I get the impression is more popular outside Australia than in it.