Dr.STONE SCIENCE FUTURE

Lol what an episode They certainly need Ruri, she can just find any mineral Also I know its based on a manga that was written some time ago, but blowing up the Suez Canal with a balistic missle seems like a, ähm, choice... Also that they saved the explanation for going to india for a specific math dude made it seem very stereotypical for a while Well they will probably be eating some Samosas soon (I sure as hell would want some rn)

* **Francois Stitch** I think this might be the first time we've seen Francois want something this badly. As someone who enjoys olive oil, especially when used as a dipping oil for bread, I can't blame Francois and Ryuusui for prioritizing it over the flourite they need. And I guess it all worked out, since not only were they able to make great food, they were also able to use that food to make friends with the Spaniards they revived. I do like that we get a little bit of interaction with them this episode. I kinda wish they did the same with the South Americans' last episode instead of just being a montage. Now I know I've been watching too much news these days because I had a good chuckle at seeing the Strait of Hormuz on the globe when Senku was talking about going to India to recruit some mathematicians. I doubt anyone is blocking that now. lol Honestly, if the entire muscle team was on deck, I feel like Kohaku and the gang could've cleared the canal on their own. I suppose using a ballistic missile works too! And it's a good test flight for Senku's rocket design!

the Spaniards is Senku’s first group of revivees who aren’t hostile or have certain ideologies that opposes humanity’s greatest scientist ^(although it’s understandable that the author wouldn’t want to undergo the same song-and-dance for depetrificstion) more surprised that Francois doesn’t already know Spanish given her repertoire, and almost forgot Chelsea’s the only member left that doesn’t speak Japanese if Why-man is so confident/ arrogant, wouldn’t he also have a way to observe Senku and friends?

* As a pescatarian, I am so so hungry now. I guess seafood pasta for lunch it is! >I firmly believe the first step to building trust with the locals is showing respect for their culture. * She’s right. I thought this was obvious, and it’s very much not. It’s *sill* bizarre to me people will visit or move countries and know nothing about the local language or the culture. No research. No nothing. I guess the language part can work if many speak your language or you only ensconce yourself in neighborhoods that are heavily populated by cultures and language you’re familiar with. * Yumyumyumyumyum, delicioso! * I still dislike the whole bullfighting industry and r/TheBullWins used to pop up for me occasionally. I’m glad Ryusui is all right. * We’re back to a currency-based economy. * I’d love a depiction of Greed/Avarice like Ryusui. * I still love how this is dropping and we have Artemis II going on. I’d love a little art drop of the crew of Artemis meeting the Kingdom of Science. *** The Spanish sounded funky in the EN dub. I switched to both the Latin American Spanish Dub and the Spain Spanish Dub for funsies. Francoise didn’t speak any Spanish in the Spanish dub. The CC subs just have [habla no española] in the Spanish dub which is just she’s not speaking Spanish/she’s speaking non-Spanish. The LA dub fully has it *Hay más manjares, si así lo deseáis* (“there’s more delicacies, if you’d like”, but I’m bad at translating so it may be more formal than that, Iunno). I don’t know if me describing that as like “courtly” is accurate, but it ***sounds*** courtly. India 🇮🇳 IIRC, India is responsible for advancing trigonometry to include sine, cosine, and tangent(?). I still don’t know how or when I’m ever supposed to apply those in my day to day. Still think it’s neat to see the advancements of mathematics thanks to India. **Sources** * Indian Mathematics 🔗 **Britannica** * Indian Mathematics 🔗 **UCLA PDF** * Ancient Indian Mathematics 🔗 **University of Kentucky PDF** * Here’s **Reddit Thread** that talks about this more with citations * ‘In Britain, we are still astonishingly ignorant’: the hidden story of how ancient India shaped the west 🔗 **The Guardian**

Going to India for this is perhaps the most accurate decision by the author as India's Space program is second only to China and the US, while they also possess multiple Fields Medalists(Nobel Prize for mathematics). The author must've known that India is also the only country other than China and the US to have soft landed on the moon and the only country yet to reach the south pole of the moon which was thought to be notoriously difficult. He must've known this as Japan had asked the Indian Space Agency for landing their own rover on the south pole of the moon in 2028. So this was exciting to see.

Going to India for this is perhaps the most accurate decision by the author as India's Space program is far superior to Germany, France, or the UK individually although their combined effort as the ESA has them on par with India's Program. The author must've known that India is the only country other than China and the US to have soft landed on the moon and the only country yet to reach the south pole of the moon which was thought to be notoriously difficult. He must've known that as Japan had asked the Indian agency for landing their own rover on the south pole in 2028. So this was exciting to see.