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[ SECRET POST #4381 ]

⌈ Secret Post #4381 ⌋

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few realize it's rechargable batteries

Rechargeable batteries? get the fuck outta here

Prove me wrong >:)

Pizza. booom.

what your batteries gonna power? I have a machine set up to mimic an organ attached to me 24/7. I COULD power it with rechargable batteries but I'm dead without the machine. I can find other batteries. lol

Re: Some say man's greatest invention was language or the wheel

(Anonymous) - 2019-01-03 01:23 (UTC) - Expand

Glass has got to be pretty high up there too.

Nah, it's alcohol.

A proposed measurement of geologic time is "years since the invention of beer."

indoor plumbing tho

Ooooh. Yes that's a good one.

bowls...buckets....carriers of some description. It meant we were not reliant on staying in one place due a water source where we were easy pray for our predators. I'd throw that in for contention.

I was going to say fire, because that opened up so many new food and tool-making opportunituues, but I think containers may be even more fundamental.

Math.

COME AT ME.

technically we didn't invent math, we just came to understand it

Fire

I thought bout saying that but we didn't really invent that so much as learn to harness it in our favour I guess.

Farming

refrigerators

Not a fan of everything being oh so salty :P:P

The aquaduct?

Sound suggestion. I think learning to transport water was a huge part of our development.

I'd say music.

I'll co-sign this one. I do not want to imagine a world in which music didn't exist.

Domesticated plant and animal breeding, though.

The computer/internet

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