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The machine needed someone to finance a book to pay the bills.I can’t imagine why.Religious or not, the Torah command to educate children is never ignored.
Eh, there were a lot of illiterate Kosher people in Eastern Europe in the 19th century, it wasn't as high as many other Eastern Europeans, but it was higher than Western Europe by a long shot.
Of course, that's changed a lot, now many countries in Eastern Europe has some of the highest literacy rates in the World.
You know why the printing press succeeded?
The Talmud.
It was a best seller...The Soncino family made a fortune.
A Catholic German Johannes Guthenberg invented the Printing Press,
well the European more modern version of it.
Eh, your people didn't have much Ashkenazi scientists until a couple of centuries ago, in fact the first was probably Polish Jew Izrael Abraham Stern of the 1700's who invented a mechanical calculator.
Maybe before that, but not much, if at all.
Actually, Poland had many Renaissance figures, your people not really.
A Polish Jew Someone YOUR uncivilized SAVAGE Ilk would have locked in a barn, set him on fire or turn him over to the Nazis