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19 years ago
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1. Writing. 2. Electricity (electromagnetic field). 3. Laws of thermodynamics (and thermodynamics as a science in general).
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19 years ago
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Sauna, Vodka, Women :p
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19 years ago
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beer
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19 years ago
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1. Artificial Intelligence
2. Fire
3. Wheel
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19 years ago
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Geksorin and Predvestnik, each to their own... but why is someone talking about a bathhouse? :D
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18 years ago
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In my opinion, the internal combustion engine is essential because without it, neither transportation nor the internet would be possible, as the internet is a means of information exchange.
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13 years ago
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1. The invention of writing.
2. The discovery of electricity.
3. The invention of the computer.
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13 years ago
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1. I agree with the previous speaker. 2. We wouldn't have invented electricity (and, consequently, computers) if we hadn't had the concept of force. Newton's laws are what fundamentally changed human thinking, opening up new horizons that were inaccessible to followers of Aristotle. 3. The discovery of electrical force. Thanks to it, a science such as chemistry was substantiated, and it became possible to predict new chemical reactions. Electricity also received an explanation (initially, it was represented as the movement of some kind of fluid, if I'm not mistaken). Moreover, this is the first, most important step towards understanding the structure of matter, and therefore semiconductors (although this is not enough, some understanding of quantum physics is needed, but still), and therefore computers. That's how I see it.
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13 years ago
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Newton's Laws

Lol.

Actually, the greatest discovery is nuclear physics. Without it, there would be no hydrogen bomb.

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And without the hydrogen bomb, progress would have stopped altogether.
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10 years ago
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1. Contraceptives. Otherwise, explosive population growth will destroy the ecological balance and lead to wars and famine.
2. Space exploration. No advanced civilization will deign to communicate with individuals who can't even build decent colonies on the planets of their star system or send manned spacecraft beyond the farthest planet in their star system. Of course, instead of continuing manned spaceflights, Earthlings are bombing other Earthlings and seizing peninsulas from other Earthlings. So, it will be a long time before we make contact.
3. Cloning. It's true that the "downies" banned it after successful experiments. The madness on the planet "Dirt" continues, and all advanced civilizations are laughing at the idiocy of the inhabitants of this planet. But there were successful experiments... And how great it would be if every man who wanted to could have a clone of Miss Universe as a companion... But no! The oligarchs keep these "misses" for themselves and don't want to share them with ordinary workers!
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7 years ago
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Wouldn't it be great if every man could have a clone of Miss Universe as a girlfriend... But no! The oligarchs keep these Misses for themselves and don't want to share them with ordinary workers!
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they don't want to share them with ordinary workers!
That's exactly why communism is the best socio-political system.
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7 years ago
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They keep forgetting about women's needs; what kind of sexism is this? I wouldn't mind having a clone of young Mark Hamill.

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