Name 10 most important inventions in human history
Dec 24, 2016 03:43:36 #
What do you think are the 10 most important inventions in human history?
1) monogamy
2) fire
3) monotheism
4) astronomy
5) clocks
6) written language
7) mathematics
8) farming
9) soap
10) wheel
1) monogamy
2) fire
3) monotheism
4) astronomy
5) clocks
6) written language
7) mathematics
8) farming
9) soap
10) wheel
Dec 24, 2016 05:16:24 #
Dec 24, 2016 05:28:47 #
Dec 24, 2016 05:37:54 #
CounterRevolutionary wrote:
What do you think are the 10 most important inventions in human history?
1) monogamy
2) fire
3) monotheism
4) astronomy
5) clocks
6) written language
7) mathematics
8) farming
9) soap
10) wheel
1) monogamy
2) fire
3) monotheism
4) astronomy
5) clocks
6) written language
7) mathematics
8) farming
9) soap
10) wheel
You forgot "Sliced Bread!"
SEMPER FI
Dec 24, 2016 05:49:34 #
tri-states wrote:
I don't recommend lubricating bullets with anything. Can create an overpressure situation. A nice clean jacketed hollow point will do the job nicely.Lock and load with hog fat lubed ammo, before it's too late!!!
Dec 24, 2016 07:06:12 #
CounterRevolutionary wrote:
What do you think are the 10 most important inventions in human history?
1) monogamy
2) fire
3) monotheism
4) astronomy
5) clocks
6) written language
7) mathematics
8) farming
9) soap
10) wheel
1) monogamy
2) fire
3) monotheism
4) astronomy
5) clocks
6) written language
7) mathematics
8) farming
9) soap
10) wheel
1) fire
2) projectile weapons
3) the wheel
4) agriculture
5) mathematics
6) building trades
7) metallurgy
8) writing
9)calenders
10) beer
Dec 24, 2016 08:06:11 #
Fire
The Wheel
Beer
Domestication of the Horse
The Compass
Agriculture, Because Beer
The Chronograph
Steel
Gunpowder
More Beer
The Magnifying Lens
The Printing Press
Antibiotics
Don't Forget The Beer
The Telegraph
The Electric Generator
The Steam Engine
T***sistors
Paper Currency
Principles of Scientific Discovery
And Finally, BEER!
The Wheel
Beer
Domestication of the Horse
The Compass
Agriculture, Because Beer
The Chronograph
Steel
Gunpowder
More Beer
The Magnifying Lens
The Printing Press
Antibiotics
Don't Forget The Beer
The Telegraph
The Electric Generator
The Steam Engine
T***sistors
Paper Currency
Principles of Scientific Discovery
And Finally, BEER!
Dec 24, 2016 08:42:05 #
CounterRevolutionary wrote:
What do you think are the 10 most important inventions in human history?
1) monogamy
2) fire
3) monotheism
4) astronomy
5) clocks
6) written language
7) mathematics
8) farming
9) soap
10) wheel
1) monogamy
2) fire
3) monotheism
4) astronomy
5) clocks
6) written language
7) mathematics
8) farming
9) soap
10) wheel
Sorry, number 1 is beer!
http://www.documentarywire.com/how-beer-saved-the-world/
If you haven't seen this, it will be the second best 45 minutes you will spend today.
Monogamy? Really?
Dec 24, 2016 11:23:31 #
What's wrong with you people? Not a single one of you mentioned 2 ply toilet paper!! Jeez!
Dec 24, 2016 11:32:53 #
archie bunker wrote:
What's wrong with you people? Not a single one of you mentioned 2 ply toilet paper!! Jeez!
You got a problem with corncobs, buster?
Dec 24, 2016 11:40:44 #
Loki wrote:
You got a problem with corncobs, buster?
No. They actually work better than misquite bark.
Dec 24, 2016 12:22:10 #
CounterRevolutionary wrote:
What do you think are the 10 most important inventions in human history?
1) monogamy
2) fire
3) monotheism
4) astronomy
5) clocks
6) written language
7) mathematics
8) farming
9) soap
10) wheel
1) monogamy
2) fire
3) monotheism
4) astronomy
5) clocks
6) written language
7) mathematics
8) farming
9) soap
10) wheel
1) Fire
2) Cooking protein
3) language
4) Socializing
5) Commerce
6) Domestication of animals
7) Agriculture
8) Wheel
9) Steam Power
10) Scientific Method.
In no particular order...
Dec 24, 2016 16:17:54 #
PeterS wrote:
3) [L]anguage
Yes indeed. One of the very basics upon which several of the others on that list are built. Why didn't I think of that?
Dec 24, 2016 16:22:04 #
Larry the Legend wrote:
Yes indeed. One of the very basics upon which several of the others on that list are built. Why didn't I think of that?
People only learned to speak so they could ask for beer.
Dec 24, 2016 16:32:54 #
MatthewlovesAyn wrote:
People only learned to speak so they could ask for beer.
Yes, beer. Don't forget the beer. That's what agriculture was invented for.
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