> Other civilizations had great academic and scientific revolutions

I didn't say they didn't. The ancient Egyptians built the Pyramids, too. But that doesn't mean Egypt sustained that advantage and developed leading-edge science, values, and technology to the present day. They had a brief moment, and they are today in some ways a very cool country, but, as with most countries, they measure progress as "how far along the tech and culture trees we are compared to the West".

> The romans did not discover anything the celts had built in the british isles; they largely existed in opposition to them.

Maybe you should read my comment again tomorrow, with a clearer head.

> What racist and xenophobic BS.

A much clearer head.