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Seriously. Can anyone name a structure built by jews?

Anything invented by jews?

Not abstract theories or art or words.

Any real thing where if it didn't work it would fall down or break apart?

Anything like a telephone?

I honestly can't thing of anything.

But the world is full of inventions but the Scottish and the English and the Germans.

Seriously can anyone name anything actually designed/ built by jews?

Any famous Jewish engineers?

I just realized this. They may be like Africans who never built a seaworthy vessel or a building over 1 floor.

(and no theories like the one stolen by Einstein doesn't count as building something)

Seriously. Can anyone name a structure built by jews? Anything invented by jews? Not abstract theories or art or words. Any real thing where if it didn't work it would fall down or break apart? Anything like a telephone? I honestly can't thing of anything. But the world is full of inventions but the Scottish and the English and the Germans. Seriously can anyone name anything actually designed/ built by jews? Any famous Jewish engineers? I just realized this. They may be like Africans who never built a seaworthy vessel or a building over 1 floor. (and no theories like the one stolen by Einstein doesn't count as building something)

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