lol BS
The dead sea is a lake because it is a landlocked body of water. And it isn't just "basically" but by definition a salt lake. I hope I dont have to explain the salt part either.
lol BS
The classification of a body of water as a lake has nothing to do with freshwater or its level of salt or sulfur or whatever salts, metals or other chemicals are contaminating it. You probably missread some Google results that were talking about classification of lakes themselves.
Some of the largest lakes in the world like the "Aral Sea" or "Dead Sea" are salt lakes.
Now how about you spend 5 more minutes with your Google to look up how much BS you just posted, before ranting at me?
How about you read the post you are replying to first?
He said "I doubt that every country can". Do you understad what "every" means? It means objectively speaking two or even just one fucking country that cant and his assumption is proven true. So what are you even foaming about? Is Uganda doing it? Is Tajikistan doing it? Ethiopia doing it? Sri Lanka doing it? Afghanistan doing it? Lithuania doing it? Haiti doing it? Congo doing it?
If you try to prove that so that so "many" other countries have done it, what is even the point of cherrypicking two of the top 1% most obvious greatest historic and present contenders to China building some dam here or there. Bad habit? I mean we all know your motive is to refuse China credit where its due. Its the logic of the bs you come up with just for some silly denial that is in question here.
And he said "as what China does" not somehing like "the kind of things China does" "What China does" encompasses every contemporary achievement including some of the and the largest dams and largest canals in the world all together. This isn't a one on one competition. Many countries do not even have the dimensions to replicate even one of the larger Chinese projects, but here you are in total denial. Rather than apples and oranges you are comparing peanuts and oranges.
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