Are Asians Smarter?

And why is that, may I ask?
If a mathematician find an interesting property, the mathematician writes it down. But if he or others can't use it to anything practical, then it's left alone and rottens: The asian guy found an interesting property, but couldn't find any use of it. Would I be scolded if I say that he wasn't smart enough to find one?


FYI: The binomial coefficient was known to Greek mathematicians 1000 years before that though. (and 700 for Hindi) As probability was not invented at that time, they didn't have/find a use for it. Same goes for everyone before Pascal.

obviously lack of communication between whites and asians at that time.
And because of the culture difference. Whites value intellictual properties alot more than asians. In the asian community, when someone discovers something, he won't get his name next to every equation he made. The person's discovery is usually mentioned without the person's name when applying them.

And what do you mean by usefulness? Did pascal discovered a "use" for pascal's triangle, asides from the properties that is already known by the chinese?